Gregor Mendel Manuscript, 1865
First page of Mendel's paper (German), Experiments in Plant Hybridization, in his handwriting, 1865.
plant hybridization, hybrid, gregor mendel, gallery 3, handwriting, 1865, manuscript
- ID: 16172
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