A popular history of British seaweeds
comprising their structure, fructification, specific characters, arrangement, and general distribution, with notices of some of the fresh-water algæ
by D. Landsborough
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A popular history of British sea-weeds ...: with notices of some of the fresh-water Algae.
1849, Reeve , Benham and Reeve
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Includes "Preface to the Second Edition.": p. [v]-viii.
Includes "Preface to the First Edition.", dated 1849: p. ix-xi.
Most lithographed plates and several chromolithographed plates are hand-coloured. Several lithographed plates are printed in light yellow-brown.
Chromolithographed plates are with imprints: "Fitch, lith." and "Vincent Brooks Imp.".
One lithographed plate is with imprint: "V. Brooks". Two are with imprints: "Fitch lith." and "R. B. & R. imp.". Several are with imprints: "W. Fitch, del." and "Vincent Brooks lith." or "Fitch lith." and "V. Brooks Imp.".
Includes "Glossary.": p. 383-392 and "Aphabetical List of Species.": p. 393-400.
Publisher's advertisements on p. [1] at end.
MASS copy: Bound in blue bead-grain cloth blocked in gold and blind.
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