植物的臭气。在十八和十九世纪，植物的排放物对人类健康影响的观念不断变化。

Journal of garden history Pub Date : 1987-01-01 DOI:10.1080/01445170.1987.10412465

R. Gowan

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通过生理学研究来解释植物的性质直到18世纪中期才在英国被完全接受。在它出现之前，人们对活的植物的理解无法超越简单的机械理论或分类学理论，这些理论无助于反驳关于植物排出物对人体体质产生奇怪影响的流行和毫无根据的报道。1

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Plant effluvia. Changing notions of the effects of plant exhalations on human health in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

Abstract Explaining the nature of plants through physiological study was not fully accepted in England until the mid eighteenth century. Until its appearance, living plants could not be understood beyond simple mechanistic or taxonomic theories, which did nothing to combat popular and unfounded reports of the strange effects of plant effluvia on the human constitution. 1

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