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History of Botany (1530-1860) by Julius Sachs is a comprehensive account of the development of botany as a scientific discipline from the Renaissance through the mid-19th century. Sachs explores the major advancements in botanical research, the discovery of new plant species, and the evolution of botanical methods during this period, which laid the foundation for modern plant science. The work highlights the contributions of key figures in botany, such as Carl Linnaeus, whose system of classification revolutionized the way plants were categorized, and other pioneers who advanced our understanding of plant morphology, physiology, and taxonomy. Sachs also examines the role of botany in relation to broader scientific movements, including the Enlightenment and the development of experimental science. History of Botany (1530-1860) is a significant scholarly work for those interested in the history of science, particularly botany. It provides invaluable insights into how botanical knowledge evolved during this crucial period, marking the transition from classical herbalism to a more systematic and empirical study of plants.
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