TY  - GEN
AU  - Switzer, Stephen,
CY  - London :
DA  - [1731] 
ID  - 575610
KW  - Seeds.
KW  - Botany.
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N1  - Half-title: 'Mr Switzer's Dissertation on the Cythisus of the ancients.'.
N1  - Text is continuous despite the pagination.
N1  - Price from imprint: price 1 s. 6 d.
N1  - Reproduction of original from British Library.
PB  - printed for Thomas Astley, at the Rose in St Paul's Church Yard,
PP  - London :
PY  - [1731] 
T1  - A dissertation on the true Cythisus of the ancients.Proving that the Medicago or Cythisus Maranthoe (not the Bastard Sena, as asserted by a late Author) Is the Plant that was held in so great Esteem among the Romans. Also that it may be successfully made Use of for the Improvement of the most dry, barren, hilly Land, as Lucerne has been for that which is moister and nearer a Level; and in every respect answer the Excellent Character given of it by Columella, Pliny, Virgil, &c. In a Letter to a Nobleman, who favour'd this Enquiry. To which is added, An Account of the Great Profits which arise (if carefully managed) from sowing the Lucerne and Burning of Clay, the bad Success of which in some few Places may be entirely attributed to the Unskilfulness of those appointed to manage it. Also a Catalogue of the Best Seeds, the Season of sowing them, and the Time of their Perfection. By Stephen Switzer.
TI  - A dissertation on the true Cythisus of the ancients.Proving that the Medicago or Cythisus Maranthoe (not the Bastard Sena, as asserted by a late Author) Is the Plant that was held in so great Esteem among the Romans. Also that it may be successfully made Use of for the Improvement of the most dry, barren, hilly Land, as Lucerne has been for that which is moister and nearer a Level; and in every respect answer the Excellent Character given of it by Columella, Pliny, Virgil, &c. In a Letter to a Nobleman, who favour'd this Enquiry. To which is added, An Account of the Great Profits which arise (if carefully managed) from sowing the Lucerne and Burning of Clay, the bad Success of which in some few Places may be entirely attributed to the Unskilfulness of those appointed to manage it. Also a Catalogue of the Best Seeds, the Season of sowing them, and the Time of their Perfection. By Stephen Switzer.
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