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A modern herbal by M. Grieve · Booklabria

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A modern herbal

FolkloreDictionaries

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First published: 1931
Language: English
Editions: 17

Synopsis

One of the oldest and best reference books for hundreds of botanical herbs and their uses. The book uses common plant names in Old English dialect instead of scientific nomenclature, so it is a little hard to understand if you are not familiar with it.

Subjects: Folklore
Dictionaries
English
Encyclopedias
Herbs
Medicinal plants
Set in: England
Time: 1800

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