Synthesized answer
The provided passages do not detail the specific evidence the author provides within *Philosophia Botanica*.
The passages describe the book *Philosophia Botanica* by Carl von Linné as a key work in the evolution of scientific plant classification and naming, noting its significance in the history of science and botany [Passage 1]. It is also mentioned that the book invented the binary nomenclature used in biology [Passage 1]. However, the passages do not offer any information about the evidence Linnaeus used to support his theories or classifications within the book.
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From the book
Title: Linnaeus' Philosophia Botanica by Carl von Linné Description: The eighteenth-century botanist Carl von Linné, more commonly known as Linnaeus, was the inventor of the binary nomenclature now standard in biology. His Philosophia Botanica represents a key stage in the evolution of the scientific classification and naming of plants, and is a classic in the history of science and botany. Amazingly, no complete translation into English has been undertaken since 1775 prior to this edition. Categories: Nature Pages: 429 Snippet: Amazingly, no complete translation into English has been…