The flora of woody plants and vegetation on the Horn of Africa

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The flora of woody plants and vegetation on the Horn of Africa. / Friis, Ib.

2017, Review of research supported by the Carlsberg Foundation.

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Friis, I 2017, The flora of woody plants and vegetation on the Horn of Africa.. <http://www.carlsbergfondet.dk/da/Forskningsaktiviteter/Forskningsprojekter/Andre-forskningsprojekter/Ib-Friis_The-flora-of-woody-plants-and-vegetation-on-the-Horn-of-Africa>

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Friis, I. (2017, jan. 3). The flora of woody plants and vegetation on the Horn of Africa. http://www.carlsbergfondet.dk/da/Forskningsaktiviteter/Forskningsprojekter/Andre-forskningsprojekter/Ib-Friis_The-flora-of-woody-plants-and-vegetation-on-the-Horn-of-Africa

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Friis I. The flora of woody plants and vegetation on the Horn of Africa. 2017.

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Friis, Ib. / The flora of woody plants and vegetation on the Horn of Africa. 2017.

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