Anvers
| French form of Antwerp, a province in northern Belgium. |
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N-(Phosphonomethyl)glycine (glyphosate) was purchased from Sigma-Aldrich (Saint Quentin Fallavier, France), and the pesticide Roundup (containing 360 g/L acid glyphosate; Monsanto, Anvers, Belgium) was from a commercial source. De materia medica, first published in 1555 in Anvers, gave him a fame comparable to that of the Sienese Pietro-Andrea Martioli (1501-77), who translated Dioscorides' treatise into Italian. In Caminha's customs books for 1527, for instance, Francysquo Nunez, son-in-law of Maria Anes, shows up owing taxes on imported cloth from Anvers. |
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