Biosystematic study of Pelargonium section Ligularia: 4. The section Ligularia sensu stricto.

@article{Albers2000BiosystematicSO,
  title={Biosystematic study of Pelargonium section Ligularia: 4. The section Ligularia sensu stricto.},
  author={Focke Albers and J.J.A. van der Walt and Mary Gibby and D. E. Marschewskj and A. M. van der Merwe and Elizabeth M. Marais and Freek T. Bakker and Alastair Culham},
  journal={South African Journal of Botany},
  year={2000},
  volume={66},
  pages={31-43}
}
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