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Icones Roxburghianae Or Drawings Of Indian Plants Fasc. IV

Icones Roxburghianae Or Drawings Of Indian Plants Fasc. IV
Religion, Mythology & Iconography

Icones Roxburghianae Or Drawings Of Indian Plants Fasc. IV

56 pages with colour plates Printed and published Calcutta 1970. paper back

Author Botanical Survey of India
Publication Year 1970
Language English
Pages 56
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