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This article discusses the diaries of three individuals who botanized together in Port Jackson, Australia in 1802. Robert Brown and Peter Good were part of Matthew Flinders's HMS Investigator expedition, while Theodore Leschenault was part of Nicholas Baudin's expedition. The diaries provide insights into their experiences and interactions during the expeditions. The article highlights the importance of Peter Good's contributions as a gardener and collector of Australian plants, and discusses the discovery and translation of Leschenault's original journal. The diaries offer a unique perspective on the history of exploration and natural history in Australia. [Extracted from the article] |
