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The Ecological Significance of Pubescence in Saussurea medusa, a High-Elevation Himalayan" Woolly Pl
  • ISSN号：1523-0430
  • 期刊名称：Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research
  • 时间：0
  • 页码：250-255
  • 语言：英文
  • 相关项目：横断山区重要植物区系成分的生物地理学研究
作者： C. K rner|Y. Yang|H. Sun|
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