Flora of China: Apiaceae through Ericaceae

ISBN-10: 1930723512
ISBN-13: 9781930723511
Series: Flora of China
Pages: 725
Language: English
Published: 2006
Publisher: Missouri Botanical Garden Press

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Vol. 25, Hong Deyuan, vice co-chair of the editorial committee.

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Flora of China: Illustrations
- 2012
- 712 pages
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Flora of China: Illustrations
- 1998
- 426 pages
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- 1998
- 648 pages
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