South African Cultural Observatory

Pooley's trees of eastern South Africa

Reference: 2016/0299
Category Reference
Subtitle Complete guide, A
Author Boon, Richard
Acc Num 2016/0299
Location BOO REF
Media Type Reference
Publisher The Flora & Fauna Pulblications Trust
Subjects Complete guide to trees of eastern South Africa
Language English
Date of of Publication 2010
ISBN 978-0-620-46019-4
Edition Second
Series
Pages 624 plus 2 pages quick index
Hardcover No
Illustrated Yes
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