Grafton Duvall, Gabriel Duvall, John Tyler, Caspar Wistar, Benjamin Smith Barton, Lloyd T. Hammond, J. Hutchinson

An experimental botanico-medical essay on the melia azedarach of Linnæus

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Author

Publication

1802 - Printed for the author, by Hugh Maxwell., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Language

English

Word Count

13,250 words, Guess

Page Count

53 pages

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL60305998M
OCLC Control Number40019194

Alternate Titles

An essay on the melia azedarach of Linnæus.

Subjects

Topics

Neem Dissertations Medical Botany Botany, Medical University of Pennsylvania. Department of Medicine

Series Statement

Early American imprints -- no. 2168

Other Editions

An experimental botanico-medical essay on the melia azedarach of LinnæusPrinted for the author, by Hugh Maxwell.1802

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