Flore Bordelaise

Flore Bordelaise by Jean-François Laterrade offers a detailed botanical survey of the plants growing naturally in the vicinity of Bordeaux, France. This comprehensive guide provides characteristic descriptions of each plant, along with etymological information, habitat details, flowering times, properties, and principal uses. A valuable resource for botanists, herbalists, and anyone interested in the natural history of the Bordeaux region, this book combines scientific accuracy with practical knowledge, making it an enduring reference for understanding the local flora. The meticulous descriptions and insights into plant properties make it a significant contribution to botanical literature.

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