Observationmodel-written summary

Araliastrum is described as a genus of plants.

A claim from IV. A new genus of plants, call'd araliastrum, of which the famous nin-zin or ginseng of the Chineses, is a species. Communicated by Mr. Vaillant prædemonstrator at the Royal Garden at Paris, to the learned Dr. Will. Sherrard, LL. D. late consul at Smyrna, and by him to the Royal Society · 1717

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Claim · model-written summary

Araliastrum is described as a genus of plants.

Taxon
Raliastrume0
Outcome
Genus of plantse0

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“A Raliastrum is a Genus of plants”

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Title

IV. A new genus of plants, call'd araliastrum, of which the famous nin-zin or ginseng of the Chineses, is a species. Communicated by Mr. Vaillant prædemonstrator at the Royal Garden at Paris, to the learned Dr. Will. Sherrard, LL. D. late consul at Smyrna, and by him to the Royal Society

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London 1717. doi:10.1098/rstl.1717.0019

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