An edition of Hepaticologia gallica: Flore analytique et descriptive des hépatiques de France et des contrées voisines (1875)

Hepaticologia gallica.

2me éd.

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Hepaticologia gallica.
Pierre Tranquille Husnot, Pier ...
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An edition of Hepaticologia gallica: Flore analytique et descriptive des hépatiques de France et des contrées voisines (1875)

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Asher & Co.
Language
French
Pages
192

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Subjects

Liverworts

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Europe, France
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Cover of: Hepaticologia gallica.
Hepaticologia gallica.
1967, Asher & Co.
in French - 2me éd.
Cover of: Hepaticologia gallica.
Hepaticologia gallica.: Flore analytique et descriptive des hépatiques de France et des contrées voisines
1967, A. Asher
in French - 2e ed.
Cover of: Hepaticologia Gallica
Hepaticologia Gallica: flore analytique et descriptive des hépatiques de France et de Belgique
1875, F. Savy, Libraire
in French

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Amsterdam

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QK559 .H87 1967

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192 p.
Number of pages
192

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Open Library
OL4318099M
LCCN
78358189
OCLC/WorldCat
23426246

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