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PLANTÆ RARIORES IN HIBERNIA INVENTÆ; OR, HABITATS OF SOME PLANTS, RATHER SCARCE AND VALUABLE, FOUND IN IRELAND; WITH CONCISE REMARKS ON THE PROPERTIES AND USES OF MANY OF THEMby Wade, Walter:
Dublin: Printed by Graisberry and Campbell, 1804.. iv,[2],214pp. Octavo. Extracted from bound pamphlet volume. Single color plate. Old stamps of a defunct mercantile library, some old modest damp rippling, with the actual discoloration visible only on a8-b8; still, an otherwise good, serviceable copy. First edition. Wade served as the curator of the Dublin Society's botanical garden at Glasnevin. His training as a physician prompted emphasis on the medicinal use and nutritive value of plants in his lectures and writings. The modest color plate is of "Buxbaumia Aphylla," or mushroom-headed moss, which he claimed to have found for the first time (in the British islands) to the south of Purple Mountain, near Killarney. TAXONOMIC LITERATURE 16.473.
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