New Genera of American Plants
Nova plantarum americanarum genera
Latin
1703
188 pages
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No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
Charles Plumier's 'Nova plantarum americanarum genera' (1703) is a foundational Latin botanical text. Extensive searches across scholarly catalogs and academic databases (including OpenAlex and local library catalogs) yielded no evidence of an English translation. Modern botanical research frequently cites the original Latin text, confirming that no standard English translation exists for this work.
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Step into the lush, untamed landscapes of the 18th-century West Indies with Charles Plumier, the royal botanist who transformed the 'immense sea of plants' into a rigorous scientific system. Discover a world where the naming of a flower is a bid for immortality, weaving together the discovery of New World flora with the dramatic, often tragic lives of the world's greatest scholars.
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