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Lund Botanical Society, [Distributor] Swedish Natural Science Research Council
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63

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Evolutionary trends in the Atriplex prostrata group of Scandinavia: taxonomy and morphological variation
1976, Lund Botanical Society, [Distributor] Swedish Natural Science Research Council
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Lund, Sweden, Stockholm, Sweden
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Opera botanica,, no. 39, Opera botanica ;, v. 39.

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63 p. :
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