The North American Review volume 6
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Profes- sor Barton has promised the publick a work on the plants of Philadelphia and its environs, entitled Flora Philadelphia. Of this work a Prodromus has appeared.
The preceding is a very short account of the labours which have been bestowed on the botany of North America. Of trav- ellers who have incidently given some attention to this inter- esting subject, we have said nothing. We owe a great deal to the Messrs. Bartrams, for what they have done, and when v?e recollect that the remnant of... the collection of Messrs. Jiewis and Clark, consisting of only about one hundred and fifty specimens, contained but a dozen plants at present known to be natives in North America, that the greater part were new, containing many new and distinct genera ; we cannot brat join with Mr. Pursh in regretting, that a much more ex- telisive collection,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Profes- sor Barton has promised the publick a work on the plants of Philadelphia and its environs, entitled Flora Philadelphia. Of this work a Prodromus has appeared.
The preceding is a very short account of the labours which have been bestowed on the botany of North America. Of trav- ellers who have incidently given some attention to this inter- esting subject, we have said nothing. We owe a great deal to the Messrs. Bartrams, for what they have done, and when v?e recollect that the remnant of... the collection of Messrs. Jiewis and Clark, consisting of only about one hundred and fifty specimens, contained but a dozen plants at present known to be natives in North America, that the greater part were new, containing many new and distinct genera ; we cannot brat join with Mr. Pursh in regretting, that a much more ex- telisive collection,
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