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Hooker (1883) — Flora of British India, Vol. IV

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Flora / book 1883 Hoya treatment; bound volume dated 1885 English with Latin botanical names

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Citation

Joseph Dalton Hooker. The Flora of British India. 1883 Hoya treatment; bound volume dated 1885. Vol. 4, pp. 52–62 (Hoya account; Original PDF pp. 56–66); 62–63 (adjacent Physostelma boundary; Original PDF pp. 66–67); 52–53 (Hoya multiflora; Original PDF pp. 56–57).

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What this source contains

This flora / book is preserved as part of the evidence behind Hoya Library’s species accounts. The current record points readers to 52–62 (Hoya account; Original PDF pp. 56–66); 62–63 (adjacent Physostelma boundary; Original PDF pp. 66–67); 52–53 (Hoya multiflora; Original PDF pp. 56–57).

Evidence scope and limits

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Hoya records using this source

Hoya multifloraHoya multiflora is an accepted species with a shrub-like, non-climbing habit, narrow leaves, and clusters of strongly reflexed flowers that give it an unusual shooting-star…

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