Le Sud-Oranais: Études Floristiques Et Phytogéographiques Faites Au Cours D'une Exploration Dans Le Sud-Ouest De L'algérie En 1901

A scientific publication written in the early 20th century. This work documents the results of a botanical exploration undertaken in the southwestern region of Algeria in 1901. The book likely covers various aspects of the region's flora and phytogeography, providing insights into plant diversity and ecological conditions observed during the expedition. The opening of the study sets the stage for Hochreutiner's journey, beginning with his travels from Geneva to Algeria, and detailing his initial explorations around Alger and the surrounding areas. It introduces key locations he visits, including the Bouzarea and the Jardin d’Essai, while also highlighting challenges such as unfavorable weather during his herbarium collections. Hochreutiner notes his gratitude to various authorities and persons who assisted him during his exploration. The structure of the publication is also introduced, indicating that it will consist of a narrative of travel and systematic listings of the flora he encounters throughout his explorations in the region.