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Ingenhousz,J.

Starting price
€ 240
Auction dateClassic
16.02.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Auktionshaus Kiefer
Event location
Germany, Pforzheim
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ID 897110
Lot 556 | Ingenhousz,J.
Expériences sur les végétaux, spécialement sur la propriété qu'ils possèdent à un haut degré, soit d'améliorer l'Air quand ils sont au soleil, soit de le corrompre la nuit, ou lorsqu'ils sont à l'ombre. Traduit de l'Anglois, par l'Auteur. 2 Bde. Paris, Didot (I) u. Barrois (II), 1780-89. Mit 1 gefalt. Kupfertaf. LXVIII, 333 S., 1 Bl.; 2 Bl., LVI, 509 S., 1 Bl., 8 S. Verlagsverzeichnis. Ldrbde. d. Zt. mit Rverg. u. Rsch. (Etw. bestoßen, ger. Wurmsp.).
Pritzel 4435. Colas 672. Wellcome III, 329 (alle nur Bd. 1). DSB VII, 15,(28). Normen 1142 (Bd. 1 in 2. A.). Henrey II, 40. Vgl. Garrison-M. 103. Horblit 55 u. Neu 2036. - Bd. 1 in erster, vom Autor selbst übersetzter französ. Ausgabe, der nachgetragene zweite Bd. in erster Ausgabe (niemals englisch erschienen). "Showed that the green parts of plants, when exposed to light, fix the free carbon dioxide of the atmosphere, but that in darkness plants have not such power. A discovery of fundamental importance" (G.-M.). "The 2nd vol. contains the results of I.'s further studies on plant assimilation and respiration, which led him to believe that plants and animals are mutually supportive" (Normen). - Beide Titelbl. durch Stempelrasur etw. beschäd., Bd. 1 am Schluß wasserfleckig u. -wellig u. tls. etw. gebräunt, Bd. 2 anfangs mit Wurmgang u. schwachem Wasserfleck am unteren Rand im Bug. Vors. tls. lose u. beschäd. (1778).
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