The Flora Of British India: Sabiaceæ To Cornaceæ
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"The Flora Of British India: Sabiace To Cornace " is a comprehensive botanical reference work by Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker. This meticulously detailed volume continues the examination of the plant life of British India, focusing on the Sabiaceae and Cornaceae families. Hooker's work is renowned for its thoroughness and accuracy, providing detailed descriptions, classifications, and distributions of plant species.
A vital resource for botanists, researchers, and students, this book offers invaluable insights into the diverse and rich flora of the Indian subcontinent. It remains an essential addition to any botanical library, offering both historical context and practical information for the study of Indian plants.
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