Icones Muscorum: Or, Figures And Descriptions Of Most Of Those Mosses Peculiar To North America Which Have Not Yet Been Figured [Latin]

Icones Muscorum, by William Starling Sullivant, offers detailed figures and descriptions of mosses unique to North America that had not been previously illustrated. Written in Latin, this comprehensive work provides invaluable insights into the diversity of North American mosses, making it an essential reference for botanists, naturalists, and students of bryology. The meticulous illustrations and thorough descriptions serve as a cornerstone for identifying and understanding these often-overlooked plants. This historical text remains relevant for researchers and enthusiasts interested in the rich botanical heritage of North America.

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