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English: What Leonhart Fuchs called "Chamaeleon albus" in this 1542 woodcut after a painting by Albrecht Meyer for "De historia stirpium commentarii insignes" (Notable commentaries on the history of plants) is a thistle which is now known as Carlina acaulis. |
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| Source | http://www.picturingplants.com/2011/11/leonhart-fuchs-carlina-acaulis.html |
| Author | Albrecht Meyer |
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