The Language of Botany: being A Dictionary of the Terms Made Use Of In That Science, Principally By Linneus: With Familiar Explanations, And An Attempt To Establish Significant English Terms The Whole Interspersed With Critical Remarks

Thomas Martyn B.D. F.R.S

Published by Pub for B And J White, London,, 1893

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The Language of Botany: being A Dictionary of the Terms Made Use Of In That Science, Principally By Linneus: With Familiar Explanations, And An Attempt To Establish Significant English Terms The Whole Interspersed With Critical Remarks ~ by Thomas Martyn B.D. F.R.S Professor of Botany at Cambridge; Pub for B And J White, London, 1793. 1st Edition, rebound with grey buckram spine and black label with title, light grey paper boards and light brown inside end papers. 8vo format, unpaginated, xxviii + 324pps. (counted 2ce), all edges uncut; some foxing on a few front & back pages and some in book. A good clean copy in good condition and all pps tight in binding.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Language of Botany: being A Dictionary of the Terms Made Use Of In That Science, Principally By Linneus: With Familiar Explanations, And An Attempt To Establish Significant English Terms The Whole Interspersed With Critical Remarks
• Publisher: Pub for B And J White, London,
• Publication Date: 1893
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: Very Good
• Seller catalogs:
  • Antiquarian
  • Natural History - Botanical, Ornithology, etc