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Author
Bailey, Frederick Manson
Title
The Queensland flora: with plates illustrating some rare species [7 v.]
Imprint
Queensland Government, Brisbane, 1899-1905
Abstract

pt. 1. Ranunculaceae to Anacardiaceae. 1899
pt. 2. Connaraceae to Cornaceae. 1900
pt. 3. Caprifoliaceae to Gentianeae. 1900
pt. 4. Hygrophyllaceae to Elaeagnaceae. 1901
pt. 5. Loranthaceae to Lemnaceae. 1902
pt. 6. Alismaceae to Filices. 1902
[pt. 7]. General index. 1905

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