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Flora Zambesiaca: Volume 8, Part 6: Acanthaceae: Barleria to Hypoestes
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The Flora Zambesiaca series, published in over 200 parts, provides comprehensive descriptive accounts of the flowering plants and ferns native and naturalized in Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana and the Caprivi Strip. Meticulous botanical illustrations illustrate an example of each genera. An essential tool for ecological surveys, as no other publication provides the depth and scope.
Volume 8 part 6 covers the Acanthaceae family, from Barleria to Hypoestes.
Volume 8 part 6 covers the Acanthaceae family, from Barleria to Hypoestes.
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