Vascular Plants

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H.Lev. Name author Leveille, A.A.H. Reference author
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21 names
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12 References:
  1. Leveille, A.A.H. (1914-1915), Flore du Kouy-Tcheou
  2. Leveille, A.A.H. (1910-1911), Iconographie du Genre Epilobium
  3. Leveille, A.A.H. (ed.) (1891-1918), Le Monde des Plantes
  4. Leveille, A.A.H. in Leveille, A.A.H. (ed.) (1894), Le Monde des Plantes 3
  5. Leveille, A.A.H. (1904), Bulletin de la Societe d'Agriculture, Sciences et Arts de la Sarthe 59
  6. Leveille, A.A.H. (1908), Repertorium Specierum Novarum Regni Vegetabilis 5
  7. Leveille, A.A.H. (1910), Iconographie du Genre Epilobium 1
  8. Leveille, A.A.H. (1913), Repertorium Specierum Novarum Regni Vegetabilis 12
  9. Leveille, A.A.H. (1915), Flore du Kouy-Tcheou
  10. Leveille, A.A.H. (1916), Catalogue des Plantes du Yun-nan
  11. Leveille, A.A.H. (1916), Catalogue des Plantes du Yun-nan
  12. Leveille, A.A.H. (1921), Botanical Magazine (Tokyo) 35

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