Dictionnaire pour la théorie et la pratique du jardinage, et de l'agriculture, par principes, et démontrées d'après la physique des végetaux (Paperback)

Dictionnaire pour la théorie et la pratique du jardinage, et de l'agriculture is a comprehensive dictionary offering insights into the theory and practice of gardening and agriculture, grounded in the principles and physics of plants. Written by Jean-Roger Schabol and published in 1767, this historical dictionary provides a detailed exploration of horticultural and agricultural techniques prevalent in the 18th century.

This dictionary serves as a valuable resource for understanding the scientific and practical aspects of cultivating gardens and managing agricultural lands, making it an essential addition for historians of science, botany enthusiasts, and those interested in the evolution of gardening and agricultural practices.

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