Atlas de poche des plantes champs, des prairies et des bois sér 2 book

This 1900 work, following the first volume of the same title, invites us to admire 128 magnificent plates printed during the period using chromolithography, a process that has now disappeared. It features 154 plants and trees that are common in France, mostly flowers, and are accompanied by information on the main places where they can be found, their blooming or fruiting season, etc. Written by a specialist of the time, R Siélain. Each of these wild plants, described with their characteristics, is located at the end of the work, in a special table where they are classified by family and species.

Language: French.