Plantae Novae Hispaniae ...

In this botanical book, Moziño and Sessé catalog and describe the many new plant species they encountered in New Spain (now Mexico) during their expedition in the late 1700s. With beautiful illustrations and detailed descriptions, readers can explore the diverse plant life of the region and learn about the challenges the explorers faced on their journey. This book is a must-have for botanists and nature enthusiasts alike.

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