Review of Decandolle's origin of cultivated plants; with annotations upon certain American species

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Abstract
Geograph£e Botanique Raisonnee, in two volumes of nearly 700 pages each, was published in the year 1855, and has been for several years out of print.It is not surprising that the now venerable but still well•busied author should decline the labor of preparing a new edition, involving, as it woula, the re-discussion of certain questions under changed points of view, and the collocation of a vast amount of widely scattered new materials which the last quarter of a century has brought to us.Happily, the chapter on the geographical origin of the species of plants generally cultivated for food, and for other economical uses, could be detached.This, the author has sedulously studied anew; and the present volume is the result.
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Authors Asa Gray, J. Hammond Trumbull
Journal american journal of science
Year 1883
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10.2475/ajs.s3-25.148.241
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s3-25.148.241
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