Sweet Pea Lathyrus odoratus Kennedya coccinea from Flora Australasica, published by J. Ridgeway, 1827

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"Sweet Pea Lathyrus odoratus Kennedya coccinea from Flora Australasica, published by J. Ridgeway in 1827, is a botanical work by the artist Edwin Dalton Smith. This publication is part of a larger volume titled 'Flora Australasica,' which features a collection of illustrations and descriptions of Australian flora. The specific work concerning the Sweet Pea and Kennedya coccinea is notable for its detailed botanical illustrations and the early documentation of these species within Australian natural history.

Edwin Dalton Smith was an English botanical artist known for his detailed and accurate representations of plant life. His work in 'Flora Australasica' contributed to the scientific community's understanding of the diverse plant species found on the Australian continent during the early 19th century. The Sweet Pea, Lathyrus odoratus, is a flowering plant native to the Mediterranean region, while Kennedya coccinea, now known as Hardenbergia violacea, is an Australian native climber known for its vibrant purple flowers.

The publication of 'Flora Australasica' by J. Ridgeway in 1827 provided valuable insights into the botanical richness of Australia and became a reference for both botanists and horticulturists interested in the flora of this unique region. Smith's illustrations within the volume are considered significant for their artistic merit as well as their scientific accuracy, making 'Sweet Pea Lathyrus odoratus Kennedya coccinea' an important contribution to the field of botanical illustration and taxonomy."

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