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Kew Gardening: Guides Climbing Plants
CSK Himachal Pradesh Agricultural University Repository
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http://hillagricrepository.co.in/1349/
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Kew Gardening: Guides Climbing Plants
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Taylor, Jane
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635.97 Other Groupings of Ornamental Plants
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| Description |
The royal botanic gardens, Kew with their herbarium, library, laboratories and unrivalled collection of living plants, form one of the world's most important Centres of botanical science. Their origins, however, can be traced back to a modest nine-acre site in the pleasure garden at Kew which Augusta, the dowager princess of Wales and mother of King George 111, set aside for the cultivation of new and interesting plants.
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Collingridge Books
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1987
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Book
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text
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en
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http://hillagricrepository.co.in/1349/1/65621.pdf
Taylor, Jane (1987) Kew Gardening: Guides Climbing Plants. Collingridge Books, United Kingdom. |
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