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English: Drawings an descriptions of plants common on Galapagos. Complete scan of the book "Galapagos plants" by Klaus Schönitzer (Contribution No. 172 of the Charles Darwin Foundation; printed in Quito, Ecuador; 50 pages) Scanned by Michael F. Schönitzer.
Deutsch: Zeichnungen und Beschreibungen von auf Galapagos häufigen Pflanzen. Vollständiger Scann des Buches "Galapagos plants" von Klaus Schönitzer (Contribution Nr. 172 der Charles Darwin Foundation; gedruckt in Quito, Ecuador; 50 Seiten). Eingescannt von Michael F. Schönitzer.
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Date | original 1975; Scanned Nov/Dez. 2008 |
Source | Scan of "Galapagos Plants" by Michael Schönitzer |
Author | Klaus Schönitzer |
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