Novarum Stirpium Decas I-x.... [Latin]

Novarum Stirpium Decas I-x..., a botanical work in Latin by Stephan Endlicher and Eduard Fenzl, presents a detailed exploration of new plant species. This historical text, originally published in the 19th century, offers valuable insights into the botanical knowledge and classification systems of the period. The meticulous descriptions and illustrations provide a rich resource for researchers and historians of science, showcasing the dedication to botanical discovery that characterized the era.

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