File:Flora Sinensis Boym Lychee.JPG

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Description Lychee from one of the earliest natural history books about China. Jesuit Missionary author.
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Source modified version of Image:Flora Sinensis - Lychee.JPG from Bibliothèque Universtaire Moretus Plantin, cleaned by B.navez
Author Michael Boym (Michał Piotr Boym)
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