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DescriptionNederlandsche Flora en Pomona-001.jpg	Nederlands: Abraham Jacobus Wendel: 1, Rose Céline Forestier (Noisette) 2. Rose-Monsieur Boncenne) Hyb. Rem.) 3. Rose La France (Hyb.Rem.) Kleurenlithografie G. Severijns, Brussel. Nederlansche Flora en Pomona (1876) "Pl. 1".
Date	1876
Source	Nederlandsche Flora en Pomona (1876)
Author	Abraham Jacobus Wendel

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