Opuscula Omnia Botanica Thom. Johnsoni, meticulously edited by T. S. Ralph, is a compilation of the botanical works of Thom Johnson. This volume preserves Johnson's significant contributions to the field of botany during the 17th century. Included are detailed accounts of his plant-finding expeditions, such as Iter Plantarum Investigationis Ergo Susceptum. 1629 and Descriptio Itineris Plantarum Investigationis Ergo Suscepti. 1632, offering insights into early botanical exploration and the challenges faced by naturalists of the period.
The book also features Mercurius Botanicus, further showcasing Johnson's keen observations and descriptions of various plant species. This collection serves as a valuable resource for historians of science, botanists, and anyone interested in the development of botanical knowledge and exploration. The work captures a pivotal era in the understanding and cataloging of the natural world, making it an enduring piece of scientific and historical literature.
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