I came across many different versions of books with that title while doing my PhD research (was tracing the names and descriptions of various drugs popular in the early modern period). It's quite an interesting group of books because as they go into new editions and get translated into new languages, new plants from places like Mexico and Brazil are added. And even as Fuchs continues to be cited as an authority, the authorship changes despite the title (a variation on "History of Plants") and many of the images staying the same.

The version I used the most was a Portuguese book called Historia das Plantas by João Vigier. Among other things, it's interesting because it contains an early reference to the medicinal use of cannabis in Europe: https://www.google.com/books/edition/Historia_Das_Plantas_Da...