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Nomenclator Alliorum lists the 1,400 names applied to Allium species, half of which are synonyms, making it an essential reference for researchers, breeders, geneticist, nurseries, collectors and bulb enthusiasts.

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Ophrys: the Bee Orchids of Europe is an easy to use, comprehensive introduction to the plants of the genus Ophrys - the charismatic bee orchids and their relatives - found in Europe.

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A checklist of one of the richest orchid floras, with descriptive and diagnostic notes on each species compiled and written by a team of leading international experts.

(Hardback, 2nd Revised edition)

This new edition of a now classic work provides an up to date checklist of one of the richest orchid floras, with descriptive and diagnostic notes on each species compiled and written by a team of leading international experts.

(Hardback, UK ed.)

The author recognizes 139 genera and 1,118 species of orchids occurring in Sumatra and its surrounding islands

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The story of Professor Ghillean Prance, from his earliest days as a young scientist at Oxford, to Director of Kew (1988-1999).

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This is the second part of the three volume set monograph Peonies of the World, a comprehensive taxonomic revision of the genus Paeonia.

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Contains a taxonomic revision of the genus based on extensive field observations, population sampling, examination of a large quantity of specimens, and statistical analysis of characteristics. This book is suiatble for plant taxonomists and horticulturalists, as well as more adventurous gardeners.

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This single volume is a guide to the collections and literature relating to these islands unique and vanishing plant life.

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Proceedings of the Third International Flora Malesiana Symposium 1995.

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Describes and illustrates major plant structures that can be seen with the naked eye or a hand lens. This book focuses on how plants grow. It includes information on plant morphology, more than 1000 line drawings, and various photographs. It is intended for students of botany and horticulture, enthusiastic gardeners and amateur naturalists.

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Plants for Food and Medicine, the proceedings of the 1996 Economic Botany and the International Society of Ethnopharmacology Conference.

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This book describes the 356 species and varieties of plant discovered in the forests of Dom, located in the Bamenda Highlands of North West Region of Cameroon.

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This book provides a flora of the Lebialem Highlands area, Cameroon.

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Encyclopaedic reference to a unique flora; provides an inventory of all vascular plants in the flora of Mount Kinabalu. Ferns and fern allies.

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Encyclopaedic reference to a unique flora; provides an inventory of all vascular plants in the flora of Mount Kinabalu. Orchids.

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Oku-Ijim in the Bamenda Highlands, is a region where 96.5% of the original vegetation has been lost. A Red Data chapter assesses the status of 56 threatened taxa in detail.

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This fascinating and beautifully presented book explores medicinal plants and how they have transformed the lives of countless people.

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Over 30 papers are brought together in Pollen and Spores: Morphology and Biology, covering topical and current research from a wide range of pollen related disciplines.

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Between 2000 and 2001, 4200 Northeastern Brazilian Compositae specimens were examined, resulting in a checklist of 486 species in 143 genera, with entries listed alphabetically and sorted by state, collector and number.

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This checklist records 191 species in 24 genera, with entries listed alphabetically and sorted by state, collector and number.

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This book provides botanists in the region with the means to assemble complex information on Brazilian plant diversity.

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This is the fifth title in the series Repatriation of Kew Herbarium Data for the Flora of Northeastern Brazil, recording a total of 184 species in 18 genera for the whole of the Myrtaceae.