Plantae Tinctoriae ...... [Latin]

Plantae Tinctoriae, authored by Carl von Linn and Engelbert J rlin, is a significant botanical work detailing dye-producing plants. Written in Latin, the book reflects the scientific interests of the 18th century and the Linnaean system of taxonomy. This historical text provides insights into the plants used for dyeing purposes during that era, offering a valuable resource for understanding the intersection of botany, chemistry, and industry in earlier times. The volume serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of Linnaeus and his contributions to the field of natural history.

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