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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ETHNOBOTANY FOR NORTH AMERICA NORTH OF
MEXICO TO 1980 Richard H. Zander, 1990 (e-published 2002) |
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This bibliography was
compiled long ago when research of this type was almost (but not quite)
possible by a lone botanist. Although this rather raw list requires
considerable checking against the actual sources, it may be of some use to
the ambitious. Good luck with it! Aberle, David F. 1966.
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