Publisher's Synopsis
Flora Italica, Sistens Plantas In Italia Et In Insulis Circumstantibus Sponte Nascentes, Volume 1, by Antonio Bertoloni, is a foundational work in Italian botany. This volume meticulously catalogues and describes the plants native to Italy and its surrounding islands. Bertoloni's detailed observations and systematic approach provide invaluable insights into the botanical diversity of the region, offering a comprehensive resource for botanists, naturalists, and anyone interested in the flora of Italy.
This work is essential for understanding the historical context of botanical studies in Italy and remains a significant reference for contemporary research.
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