VII. An account of a book, intitul'd, Index Plantarum Horti Lugduno-Batavi, per Herman. Boerhaven. Lugduni Batav. 1710. 8vo. p. 278. I. Such as Dr. Boerhave has given as new, or without any author to them. II. These are of late discovery, and rare in our English gardens. III. The following plants, tho formerly discovered, are not common in our English

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VII. An account of a book, intitul'd, Index Plantarum Horti Lugduno-Batavi, per Herman. Boerhaven. Lugduni Batav. 1710. 8vo. p. 278. I. Such as Dr. Boerhave has given as new, or without any author to them. II. These are of late discovery, and rare in our English gardens. III. The following plants, tho formerly discovered, are not common in our English

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Journal: Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London

Publication Date: Dec 31, 1710

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The Author Dr. Boerhave hath in this Catalogue given the World an early Specimen of his large Knowledge in Botany , he being elected Professor of that Science at Leyden but the Spring before this Publication, upon the Death of Dr. Hotton , who suceeded that Celebrated Botanist Dr. Paul Herman , whose Catalogue of that Garden, with his Prodromus and Paradysus Batavus , are living Testimonies of his Immortal Fame.

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