"Flora Badensis, Alsatica Et Confinium Regionum Cis Et Transrhenana, Plantas A Lacu Bodamico Usque Ad Confluentem Mosellae Et Rheni Sponte Nascentes Exhibens Secundum Systema Sexuale, Volume 2" by Karl Christian Gmelin is a detailed botanical study of the flora found in the regions of Baden and Alsace, extending to the Rhine area. This volume presents plants growing naturally from Lake Constance to the confluence of the Moselle and Rhine rivers, classified according to the Linnaean sexual system. The work offers insights into the plant life of the specified geographical area, making it valuable for botanists, historians of science, and those interested in regional natural history.
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