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Die Farn- und Blütenpflanzen Madeiras

Name: Die Farn- und Blütenpflanzen Madeiras
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ISBN: 9783981811032

The Ferns and Flowering Plants of Madeira

by Thomas Muer , Herbert Sauerbier , Francisco Cabrera Calixto · 2020 edition

The first comprehensive pictorial flora of Madeira — over 1,200 ferns and flowering plants in 1,450+ colour photographs, including almost all ~160 endemic taxa, with habitat and distribution. A 789-page botanical reference (German text).

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Authors: Thomas Muer, Herbert Sauerbier, Francisco Cabrera Calixto
Edition year: 2020
Publisher: Kleinsteuber Books
Language: German
ISBN-13: 9783981811032

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