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[edit]DescriptionErgot bahuin1658.jpg | The first known illustration of ergot, from Bauhin’s treatise of 1658; reproduced from Barger, Ergot and Ergotism. |
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Author | Bauhin |
Other versions | Barger G. Ergot and Ergotism. London: Gurney and Jackson; 1931. |
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