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Madeira: A Botanical Melting Pot

A Selection of the Island’s Plants and Flowers

by Susanne Lipps , Oliver Breda · 2006 edition

A colour-illustrated botanical pocket guide describing 166 typical plants of Madeira, organised by habitat — gardens and parks, the coast, cultivated land and levadas, the laurisilva forest and the mountains.

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Authors
Susanne Lipps, Oliver Breda
Edition year
2006
Publisher
Oliver Breda Verlag
Language
English
ISBN-13
9783938282090
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