Introduction to structural and systematic botany and vegetable physiology : being a 5th and rev. ed. of The botanical textbook, illustrated with over thirteen hundred woodcuts
Gray, Asa († 1888) · 1865 · ENG
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- Introduction to structural and systematic botany and vegetable physiology : being a 5th and rev. ed. of The botanical textbook, illustrated with over thirteen hundred woodcuts
- Kurztitel
- Introduction to structural and systematic botany and vegetable physiology
- Verfasser
- Gray, Asa
- Erschienen
- 1865
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- ENG
- Drucktechnik
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