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Exterior of the Department of Botanical Sciences, Botanical Garden of the University of Pisa.

Exterior of the Department of Botanical Sciences, Botanical Garden of the University of Pisa.

Institute and Museum of the History of Science

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Specimens of medicinal plants: doricnio di Dioscoride and rubbia, Ferrante Imperato, "1550-1625. Historia naturale di Ferrante Imperato ...", Venetia : presso Combi & La Noù, 1672.

Page in the herbarium of Paolo Boccone.

Old facade of the Botanical Garden of the University of Pisa.

Monument to Paolo Savi by V. Consani, Botanical Garden of the University of Pisa.

Cycas Revoluta Thunb, Botanical Garden of the University of Pisa.

Exterior of the Department of Botanical Sciences, Botanical Garden of the University of Pisa.

Overall view of the collections, Botanical Museum of the University of Pisa.

The building known as the "Foundry", Botanical Museum of the University of Pisa.

"Medicinal Herb" Botanical Garden, Florence.

"Medicinal Herb" Botanical Garden, Florence.

"Medicinal Herb" Botanical Garden, Florence.

A lane in the "Medicinal Herbs" Botanical Garden, Florence.

Overhead view of the "Medicinal Herb" Botanical Garden, Florence.

Webb Herbarium, Florence Natural History Museum - Botanical Section.

Botanical wax models, Florence Natural History Museum - Botanical Section.

Wax models of plants, Florence Natural History Museum - Botanical Section.

Vegetal products room in the Florence Botanical Museum in 1874, in F. Parlatore, "Les collections botaniques du Musée royal de physique et d'histoire naturelle de Florence", Florence, 1874.

Central herbarium room of the Florence Museum of Physics and Natural History in 1874, in F. Parlatore, "Les collections botaniques du Musée royal de physique et d'histoire naturelle de Florence", Florence, 1874.

The Vallombrosa Abbey, Reggello.

Engraving depicting the Vallombrosa Abbey, F. Fontani, "Viaggio pittorico della Toscana", Firenze, per V. Batelli, 1827 (3 ed.).

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Specimens of medicinal plants: doricnio di Dioscoride and rubbia, Ferrante Imperato, "1550-1625. Historia naturale di Ferrante Imperato ...", Venetia : presso Combi & La Noù, 1672.

Page in the herbarium of Paolo Boccone.

Old facade of the Botanical Garden of the University of Pisa.

Monument to Paolo Savi by V. Consani, Botanical Garden of the University of Pisa.

Cycas Revoluta Thunb, Botanical Garden of the University of Pisa.

Exterior of the Department of Botanical Sciences, Botanical Garden of the University of Pisa.

Overall view of the collections, Botanical Museum of the University of Pisa.

The building known as the "Foundry", Botanical Museum of the University of Pisa.

"Medicinal Herb" Botanical Garden, Florence.

"Medicinal Herb" Botanical Garden, Florence.

"Medicinal Herb" Botanical Garden, Florence.

A lane in the "Medicinal Herbs" Botanical Garden, Florence.

Overhead view of the "Medicinal Herb" Botanical Garden, Florence.

Webb Herbarium, Florence Natural History Museum - Botanical Section.

Botanical wax models, Florence Natural History Museum - Botanical Section.

Wax models of plants, Florence Natural History Museum - Botanical Section.

Vegetal products room in the Florence Botanical Museum in 1874, in F. Parlatore, "Les collections botaniques du Musée royal de physique et d'histoire naturelle de Florence", Florence, 1874.

Central herbarium room of the Florence Museum of Physics and Natural History in 1874, in F. Parlatore, "Les collections botaniques du Musée royal de physique et d'histoire naturelle de Florence", Florence, 1874.

The Vallombrosa Abbey, Reggello.

Engraving depicting the Vallombrosa Abbey, F. Fontani, "Viaggio pittorico della Toscana", Firenze, per V. Batelli, 1827 (3 ed.).