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Famam Extendere Factis
Exploring uncharted territory has finally proven fruitful. Our ships are coming back overladen with exotic plants and creatures of all kinds, many of which we have never seen before. Splendid though they may be, we struggle to understand their strange natures. In order to better understand how they compare to more familiar flora and fauna, one of our finest scientific minds has begun developing some system of classification. Hopefully, its eventual adoption will simplify these thorny biological questions.
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1592type = country_event
1593title = flavor_swe.32.title Famam Extendere Factis
1594desc = flavor_swe.32.desc Exploring uncharted territory has finally proven fruitful. Our ships are coming back overladen with exotic plants and creatures of all kinds, many of which we have never seen before. Splendid though they may be, we struggle to understand their strange natures. In order to better understand how they compare to more familiar flora and fauna, one of our finest scientific minds has begun developing some system of classification. Hopefully, its eventual adoption will simplify these thorny biological questions.
1595outcome = neutral
1596historical_info = flavor_swe.32.historical_info Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus is the father of modern taxonomy. The publication of his 'Species Plantarum' in 1753 marked the beginning of an age of classification and discovery. Linnaeus himself was mostly active in Sweden, eagerly cataloging the flora of northern Europe, but his students were dispatched all over the world. Daniel Solander even accompanied Captain James Cook on his famous first journey around the globe.
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