Tentamen Florulae Lichenum Eiffliacae

Tentamen Florulae Lichenum Eiffliacae, or 'An Attempt at a Lichen Flora of the Eifel, ' by Carl Anton Fingerhuth, is a significant contribution to the field of botany. This book presents an enumeration of the lichens found in the Eifel region. It offers a detailed look at the lichen species of this specific geographical area, providing valuable insights for botanists, ecologists, and anyone interested in the flora of the Eifel.
Fingerhuth's work is a valuable historical record of the region's biodiversity, offering a snapshot of the lichens present in the Eifel during the time of its writing. It remains relevant for researchers studying the distribution, taxonomy, and ecology of lichens.

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