Talk:General remarks, geographical and systematical, on the botany of Terra Australis

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Barker, 2007, "The botanical legacy of 1802"

I found this paper whilst searching for something else, but haven't yet logged in to read and assess its relevance to our article on the General Remarks... (versus Brown's biography article). Noting here for the benefit of anyone who is interested and has JStor access.
Barker, Robyn M. (8 February 2007). "The botanical legacy of 1802: South Australian plants collected by Robert Brown and Peter Good on Matthew Flinders' Investigator and by the French scientists on Baudin's Géographe and Naturaliste". Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. 21: 5–44. JSTOR 23873805.
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