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Popular names of flowers, fruits, &c., as used in the county of Somerset and the adjacent parts of Devon, Dorset and Wilts - Macmillan, Alexander Stuart. (Western Gazette, 1922)

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Popular west coast flora; an analytical key to the flora of the Pacific coast, in which are described over eighteen hundred species of flowering plants growing west of the Sierra Nevada and Cascade crests, from San Diego to Puget Sound - Rattan, Volney, 1840 -1915 (The Whitaker & Ray co. (incorporated), 1905)

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The power of movement in plants - Darwin, Charles, 1809 -1882 (D. Appleton and Company, 1896)

The power of movement in plants - Darwin, Charles, 1809 -1882 (Appleton, 1907)

The power of movement in plants - Darwin, Charles, 1809 -1882 (D. Appleton, 1895)

The power of movement in plants - Darwin, Charles, 1809 -1882 (D. Appleton, 1897)

The power of movement in plants - Darwin, Charles, 1809 -1882 (Appleton, 1881)

The power of movement in plants - Darwin, Charles, 1809 -1882 (D. Appleton, 1898)