Los recursos naturales de Centroamérica. El origen de la expedición botánica al reino de Guatemala
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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.1995.v47.i2.434Abstract
The scientific commission to Central America originated like a continuation of the three big botanical Spanish expeditions being carried out during the reign of Carlos III through the American territories. The presence of the naturalists José Longinos Martínez and José Mociño, and the painter Vicente de la Cerda at the capital of Guatemala was reason of great interest in the «Capitanía General», and it caused great impact on the Enlightened institutions of the time. Friends' of the Country Economical Society and the Consulado of Commerce supported the works of the members of the expedition contributing to the institutionalization of the Natural History in Central America.
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