André Michaux in Florida: An Eighteenth-Century Botanical Journey
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Retracing the eighteenth-century Florida exploration of botanist Andre Michaux
The name Michaux often appears in the plant names of Florida, from the endangered yellow violets that grow wild in the panhandle to the Florida rosemary of the scrub. Andre Michaux (1746-1803) was one of the most extraordinary and dynamic individuals of early explorations in North America and the first trained botanist to explore extensively the wilderness east of the Mississippi River, including Spanish East Flo...























