Flora Von Ost- Und Westpreussen: Hrsg. Vom Preussischen Botanischen Verein Zu Königsberg I. Pr. I. S

"Flora Von Ost- Und Westpreussen" is a comprehensive botanical survey, meticulously compiled by the Preussischer Botanischer Verein zu Königsberg. This first volume, subtitled "Samenpflanzen Oder Phanerogamen," focuses on seed-bearing plants, also known as phanerogams, found in East and West Prussia. Authored by Johannes Abromeit, Alfred Jentzsch, and G. Vogel, this work offers a detailed regional flora, valuable for botanists, ecologists, and historians of science.

This historical botanical record provides insights into the plant life of a specific geographical area, reflecting the environmental conditions and biodiversity of the region during the time of its compilation. It remains a significant resource for understanding historical ecology and the distribution of plant species in the Prussian landscape. Researchers interested in the botanical history of the region or comparative flora studies will find this volume to be of enduring interest.

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