Ronald L. Stuckey papers.

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Ronald L. Stuckey papers.

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Contains reprints of articles regarding the use and significance of medicinal plants in Ohio and Pennsylvania during the 19th century. Some articles authored by William Darlington, Dorothy I. Lansing, and John W. Frederick.

ca. .25 linear ft.

Ohio State University, Health Sciences Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7615359

Ohio State University, Health Sciences Library

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