The Lake Erie Shore as a Botanizing Ground: Read Before the Biological Section, February 15th, 1889
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"The Lake Erie Shore as a Botanizing Ground" offers a glimpse into the botanical landscape of the Lake Erie region in the late 19th century. Presented before the Biological Section of the Hamilton Scientific Association in 1889, this work by T. J. W. Burgess highlights the diverse flora found along the lake's shores. This short piece is an excellent resource for those interested in the historical study of botany and the natural history of the Great Lakes region. The text provides valuable insights into the plant life that characterized the area during this period. It appeals to botanists, historians, and anyone with an interest in the natural heritage of the Lake Erie shoreline.
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