A history of the aggregates, or cluster-headed plants
Subtitle: comprehending the entire genera ... and all the species of each, known to-this day. Their descriptions, characters, virtues, and uses; their place of growth, time of flowering, stature, duration, colours, and other peculiarities, and a figure of every plant, drawn and engraved from nature. With observations on a natural method, so far as it regards the connection of classes; on the production and propagation of mulish or intermediate plants and on certain plants which are common to England and America
By: by John Hill
Publisher: [pub. by author]
Published: 1772
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 68
Subjects: Dipsacaceae