Flora Orientalis

First published in the 16th century, Flora Orientalis is a seminal work in the field of botany, offering a comprehensive overview of the flora of the Middle East as observed and cataloged by early botanists. Using a groundbreaking method of classification, Leonhardus Rauwolffus collected and categorized thousands of plant species during his travels, providing a valuable resource for scientists and scholars for generations to come.

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