Enquiry Into Plants Volume Ii: Books 6–9 Theophrastus Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science Biology And Biochemistry

The First Fruits Of Greek Botany Theophrastus Eresus In Lesbos Born About 370 Bc Is Author Most Important Botanical Works That Have Survived From Classical Antiquity He Was Turn Student Collaborator And Successor Aristotle Like His Predecessor Interested All Aspects Human Knowledge Experience Especially Natural Science Writings On Plants Form A Counterpart To Aristotle’s Zoological Enquiry Into Classifies Describes Varieties—Covering Trees Particular Regions Shrubs Herbaceous Cereals Last Nine Books Focuses Plant Juices Medicinal Properties Herbs This Edition Two Volumes Second Contains Additional Treatises Odours Weather Signs De Causis Plantarum Turns Physiology 1 2 Are Concerned With Generation Sprouting Flowering Fruiting Effects Climate 3 4 Studies Cultivation Agricultural Methods 5 6 Discusses Breeding Diseases Other Causes Death Distinctive Flavors Odors Loeb Library Three Theophrastus’ Celebrated Characters Quite Different Nature Collection Descriptive Sketches Earliest Known Character-Writing Striking Reflection Contemporary Life Σελίδες: 512 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0101 Διαστάσεις: 10 8X10 8Cm