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Floræ Capensis Medicæ Prodromus, or, an Enumeration of South African Plants Used As Remedies by the Colonists of the Cape of Good Hope [electronic Resource]
by D. de Former Owner Ukl Visser Smits, Norman Grainger Former Owner Bisset, L. (Karl Wilhelm Ludwig) 1803 Pappe
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