Explorers' Botanical Notebook

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  • Explorers' Botanical Notebook Book Detail

  • Author : Florence Thinard
  • Release Date : 2016
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  • Genre : Botanists
  • Pages : 0
  • ISBN 13 : 9781770857636
  • File Size : 80,80 MB
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Explorers' Botanical Notebook by Florence Thinard PDF Summary

Book Description: "This book follows the journey of over 80 pioneering botanists and the important findings and collections they have made. It includes each journey and routes taken with the help of maps and personal notes. Each story explains the complications and difficulties that each botanist had to overcome but the many discoveries made along the way."--

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