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Kloppenburg & Wayman (1992) — The Hoya Handbook

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1992

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Citation

Dale Kloppenburg; Ann Wayman. 1992. pp. 89; picture captions 4, 28–29, 41 and 83.

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What this source contains

This publication is preserved as part of the evidence behind Hoya Library’s species accounts. The current record points readers to 89; picture captions 4, 28–29, 41 and 83.

Evidence scope and limits

Original and extraction archived. Cultivated colour and historical labels are source-attributed; the word chimera does not establish genetic testing or the identity of other plants.

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