What has the author Johann Baptist Rupprecht written?

Johann Baptist Rupprecht (1814-1896) was a German botanist and professor who worked primarily on the flora of South America. He was the curator of the Botanical Garden of Munich, and his main written works were:

* "Florae Brasiliensis" (1844-1906): This extensive work was a collaboration with Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius, and it covered the flora of Brazil. Rupprecht contributed significantly to the sections on the families Piperaceae, Monimiaceae, and Lauraceae.

* "Synopsis Plantarum Novarum vel Minus Cognitarum" (1845-1853): This work described new or poorly known plants from various parts of the world, including South America, Asia, and Africa.

* "Beiträge zur Flora von Brasilien" (1849-1850): This was a series of articles published in the "Flora" journal, focusing on various aspects of the Brazilian flora.

* "Florae Genuensis" (1869): This work dealt with the flora of Genoa, Italy.

* "Versuch einer Systematischen Eintheilung der Pflanzen" (1870): This book offered his view on the classification of plants.

Beyond these main works, Rupprecht also authored numerous smaller articles and descriptions of new plant species, contributing significantly to the advancement of botanical knowledge, particularly regarding the flora of South America.