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OF PLANTS
UMBELLIFEROUS
Plants with flower clusters that spread from a common center, like an umbrella; examples include carrots, parsley, and hemlock.
A new distribution,
THROUGH TABLES
OF KINSHIP AND AFFINITY
Morison was one of the first to suggest that plants should be classified by their physical similarities and "bloodlines" rather than just their uses.
F R O M
THE BOOK OF NATURE
Observed & discovered.
BY THE AUTHOR
ROBERT MORISON Royal Physician and Professor of Botany,
as well as the first Professor of Botany of the renowned and most celebrated University of Oxford
and the first Superintendent of its Botanical Garden.
I write for the learned (in the Art); the unlearned I shall teach.
original: "Doctis ( in Arte ) scribo ; indoctos docebo."
AT OXFORD,
From the SHELDONIAN Theatre.
In the Year of our Lord 1672.
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