Essay Review: Botany and Botanists: Landmarks of Botanical History, Linnaeus: The Man and His WorkLandmarks of Botanical History. GreeneEdward Lee, edited by EgertonFrank N. . 2 vols, Pp. x + 1139. $;100.00.Linnaeus: The Man and his Work. Edited by FrängsmyrTore . Pp. xii + 203. £21.25

History of Science 22 (2):207-209 (1984)
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