Flora Suecica

Flora Suecica, by Carl von Linne, is a landmark work in the field of botany. Originally published in the mid-18th century, this comprehensive catalog of Swedish plants established many of the principles of modern taxonomy. Linne, also known as Linnaeus, meticulously documented and classified the plant life of Sweden, providing detailed descriptions and illustrations that were groundbreaking for their time.

This enduring work is essential for anyone interested in the history of botany, the development of scientific classification, or the flora of Sweden. Flora Suecica remains a valuable resource and a testament to the pioneering work of Carl von Linne.

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