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Catalogue Botanical Books (July 2021) Hermann L. Strack Livres Anciens - Antiquarian Bookdealer - Antiquariaat Histoire Naturelle - Sciences - Médecine - Voyages Sciences - Natural History - Medicine - Travel Wetenschappen - Natuurlijke Historie - Medisch - Reizen Porzh Hervé - 22780 Loguivy Plougras - Bretagne - France Tel.: +33-(0)679439230 - email: [email protected] site: www.strackbooks.nl Dear friends and customers, I am pleased to present my new catalogue. Most of my book stock contains many rare and seldom offered items. I hope you will find something of interest in this catalogue, otherwise I am in the position to search any book you find difficult to obtain. Please send me your want list. I am always interested in buying books, journals or even whole libraries on all fields of science (zoology, botany, geology, medicine, archaeology, physics etc.). Please offer me your duplicates. Terms of sale and delivery: We accept orders by mail, telephone or e-mail. All items are offered subject to prior sale. Please do not forget to mention the unique item number when ordering books. Prices are in Euro. Postage, handling and bank costs are charged extra. Books are sent by surface mail (unless we are instructed otherwise) upon receipt of payment. Confirmed orders are reserved for 30 days. If payment is not received within that period, we are in liberty to sell those items to other customers. Return policy: Books may be returned within 14 days, provided we are notified in advance and that the books are well packed and still in good condition. Catalogue Botanical Books (July 2021) Botany (Agriculture) BE15644 , INCLAIR J., 1825. € 100,00 L'Agriculture pratique et raisonnee. Traduit de l'anglais par C.J.A. Mathieu de Dombasle; 2 vols (complete). xxiv, 586, [14], ii, 642, [10], 22 p., 9 lithographed pls, contemporary black hcalf (joints and covers worn, volume 2 lacks part of the marbled paper on front cover). Library stamps and markings (taped number on lower end spine). BE23371 AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION,, 1905. € 20,00 Utilisation of Nitrogen in Air by Plants; 82, 18 p., 11 col. pls (numbered 1-6, 8/9-12), contemporary embossed cloth boards, title in gilt on front cover. Plate 7 never issued. This is the first contribution under this title. BE23372 AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION,, 1905. € 20,00 Utilisation of Nitrogen in Air by Plants. No. III; 75 p., 4 col. pls, frontispiece (portraits), contemporary embossed cloth boards, title in gilt on front cover. BE18134 ALBERT, H., 1992. € 20,00 Aspects économiques de la protection des stocks. L'exemple du mais dans le sud du Togo; viii, 150 p., num. figs, paperbound. BE09994 AN ROINN TALMHAIOCHTA, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 1947. € 20,00 Horticulture and Beekeeping; 240 p., num. figs & pls (1 col.), 1 very large folded plan of beehive, paperbound (printed covers). Good copy. BE18152 ANDEL, T. VAN ET AL., 2003. € 20,00 Commercial Non-timber Forest Products of the Gulana Shield: An Inventory of Commercial NTFP Extraction and Possibilities for Sustainable Harvesting; 190 p., num. figs, paperbound. Library stamps. BE15630 ANONYMOUS (V/O RASNOEXPORT),, N.D. (CA. 1950). € 20,00 Medizinisch-technische Rohstoffe; 205 p., ca. 50 col. pls, hcloth. Sale catalogue of Russian plant material mainly for medical use. Page 1 BE16405 ANOUNYMOUS,, 1933-1935. € 20,00 La Pyrale des pommes (Corpocapsa pomonella) / La tavelure du pommier et du poirier / La moniliose de l'abricotier / l'oidium de la vigne / Les lésions causées aux fruits d'aurantiacées par l'action mécanique du vent / La moniliose du poirier et du pommier; 6 pamphlets. 16, 9, 6, 7, 6, 5 p, 11 (1 col.) pls, wrps/stapled. Direction générale de l'agriculture, du commerce et de la colonisation. Nos 8, 21, 23, 24, 28 & 30. BE14226 ARNOLDO, M., 1954. € 20,00 Gekweekte en nuttige planten van de Nederlandse Antillen; 149 p., 35 figs, 63 pls, cloth. Crisp new copy. BE18179 BACKER, C.A. (C.G.G.J. VAN STEENIS ED.), 1973. € 20,00 Atlas of 220 weeds of sugarcane fields in Java; 240 p., 267 pls, paperbound.This is the 16th and last installment in a series of which the first 15 were published between 1928 and 1941. 600 copies were published. Good copy. BE35241 BAILEYA,, 1953-1979. € 250,00 Baileya. A Quaterly Journal of Horticultural Taxonomy. Volumes 1-20; Vols 1-19 in 11 red cloth (spine gilt) bindings, Volume 20 in issues. Including index volumes 1-10 and 11-20. Good and well bound set of the first 17 volumes of this important scientific horticultural journal by the Liberty Hyde Bailey Hortorium (Cornell University). It is no longer published. The last volume (26) was published in 1996. BE32315 BAILLY, R. ET AL., 1980. € 16,00 Guide pratique de défense des cultures. Reconnaissance des ennemis, notions de protection des cultures; Paris, Acta, 1980 : in-8, cartonnage éditeur 3° édition, 419 pp., très nombreuses photos couleurs in-texte. Très bon état, bien complet de son supplément "Liste des produits autorisés au 30 juin 1983" BE33443 BAIN, C. ET AL., 2010. € 35,00 Histoire de la protection des cultures de 1850 à nos jours; Paris, Champ Libre, 2010 : in-4°, cartonnage éditeur 255 pp., très nombreuses photos couleurs et N&B in-texte. Etat quasi-neuf ! BE33497 BAIN, C. ET AL., 1995. € 24,00 Protection des cultures et travail des hommes; Paris, Le Carrousel, 1995 : in-4°, cartonnage éditeur avec jaquette 263 pp., très nombreuses photos couleurs et N&B in-texte. Etat quasi-neuf ! BE23215 BAKER, K.F. & W.C. SNYEDER (EDS), 1965. € 20,00 Ecology of Soil- Borne Plant Pathogens. Prelude to Biological Control; [11], 571 p., num. figs, small 4to, cloth (dust jacket). Very good copy, as new. BE20107 BALTET, C., 1895. € 25,00 L'Horticulture dans les Cinq Parties du Monde; xviii, [1], 776, [2] p., paperbound (spine and covers reinforced with paper strips). Covers soiled, but interiorly good. Uncut copy. BE15518 BASTIEN, J.-F., 1800 (AN VIII). € 165,00 Année du Jardinage, Ouvrage extrait de tous le meilleurs Auteurs tant anciens que modernes qui en ont traité; 2 vols. lvi, 432, [1], xii, 576, [1] p., 239 figs, paperbound (plain blue contemporary covers, with printed paper label on spine). Uncut set of this rare work. BE00361 BECHER, J.J. [A. STURM], 1764. € 400,00 Picture on our website! Kluger Haus-Vater, Verständige Haus-Mutter, Vollkommener Land-Medicus, Wie auch Wohlerfahrner Roß- und Viehe- Artzt, Nebenst einem Deutlichen und gewissen handgriff, Die Haushaltungs-Kunst ... Welchem anietzo noch beygefüget des edlen Weidmanns geheimes Jäger-Cabinet, wie auch einige nützliche und nöthige Rechts- und andere Formularien; [26], 1142, [112 = register] p., 1 frontispiece, num. woodcuts in the text, 12mo, old but later full calf. Several pages with worm-holes in outer margin (not affecting text), somewhat browned, a few pages with unobtrusive waterstain, outer corner last page repaired. Generally this book goes under the authorship of the inventor and alchemist Johann Joachim Becher, but probably the true author is A. Sturm. The first, smaller, edition was published in 1685. The part on hunting (pages 826-1016) has its own title-page printed in black and red. BE04226 BERRYAIS, R. LE, 1785 (NEW ED.). € 480,00 Picture on our website! Traité des Jardins, ou le nouveau de La Quintinye, contenant la description et la culture, 1 . des arbres fruitiers: 2 des plantes potagères: 3 des arbres, arbrisseaux, fleurs et plantes d'ornement; 3 vols. xxiv, 412, 416, 546 p., 12 folded pls, contemporary full calf, spine gilt with red and green labels. Old ex libris reads ''Ex. lib. Maignien, Ordinis Cist. Prof.''. This edition published by Manoury (Caen). Page 2 BE32596 BLANCARD, DOMINIQUE, 1988. € 22,00 Maladies de la tomate. Observer, identifier, lutter; Paris, I.N.R.A., 1988 : in-4°, broché 212 pp., 307 photos couleurs in- texte, couverture illustrée. Très bon état ! BE23242 BLOMEYER, A., 1889-1891. € 45,00 Die Kultur der landwirtschaftlichen Nutzpflanzen; 2 volumes (complete). xii, 604, xii, 544 p., 113, 78 figs, publisher's hardbound (printed covers). Spine and outer extremities somewhat worn, Spines discoloured (browned) and partly loose. BE06847 BOONE, R.C.P., 1929-1932. € 120,00 Le cotonnier. 3 volumes. I. Variétés, hérédité, hybridation, sélection et biotaxie du cotonnier. II. Méthodes culturales, culture annuelle, culture perennante, culture proprement dite. III. Égrenage et pressage du coton, conditionnement et tare des balles de coton, étude économique sur l'industrie de l'égrenage, système de comptabilité pour usines d'égrenage; xx, 307, 428, 259 p., num. figs, 26, 36, 102 pls, paperbound. Unopened copy. Front cover of volume 1 somewhat soiled. BE06908 BOTANISCH LABORATORIUM,, N.D. (CA. 1909). € 100,00 20 gekleurde platen behoorende bij de mededeelingen van de laboratoria der gouvernements kinaonderneming. No. 1; 20 (1 folded) col. lithographed pls, roy. 4to, loose in covers (chipped and worn). Ex library Dr. Louis Planchon. Rare. BE15567 BOURCART, E., 1910. € 38,00 Les maladies des plantes. Leur traitement raisonné et efficace en agricolture et en horticulture; vi, 655 p., several figs, paperbound. Very good, uncut and partly unopened copy.` BE31345 BOURON, H., 1964. € 10,00 Défense des cultures horticoles; Paris, Baillière, 1964 : in-12, broché 2° édition entièrement refondue, 255 pp., photos et illustrations in-texte, couverture illustrée. bon état, dos renforcé avec du scotch invisible, cachet de bibliothèque en page de faux-titre ! BE18175 BUSTARRET, M. ET AL., 1970. € 20,00 Les maladies des plantes; 745 p., num. figs, cloth. BE35071 CIANCIO, A. & K.G. MUKERJI (EDS), 2009. € 150,00 Integrated Management of Fruit Crops and Forest Nematodes; xviiii, 346 p., num. figs, hardbound. Very good copy (as new) of the hardcover edition. BE35072 CIANCIO, A. & K.G. MUKERJI (EDS), 2008. € 150,00 Integrated Management of Diseases Caused by Fungi, Phytoplasma and Bacteria; xxv, 419 p., num.
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