Enumeratio Plantarum Germaniae Helvetiaeque Indigenarum

Published in 1825, this is one of the earliest and most comprehensive works on the flora of Germany and Switzerland. The book describes more than 5,000 plant species from these regions and includes rich detail on their classification, morphology, and ecology. The two authors, both leading botanists of their time, collaborated closely on the work, which represents a major contribution to the field of botanical science.

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