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Cycads of Africa

Flora / Fauna Out of Print
By: D Goode
256 pages, 173 colour plates, boxed
Cycads of Africa
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  • Cycads of Africa ISBN: 9780947430122 Hardback Feb 1990 Out of Print #6854
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Cycads are the most primitive living seed-bearing plants known, and belong to an ancient order which flourished in the Carboniferous period 50 to 60 million years ago. This is a complete reference to the genus Encaphalartos, and includes all the known species of this distinctly African group, as well as the sole living representative of the genus Strangeria. Each species is illustrated with 3 colour plates showing all aspects of the plant's structure and habitat, backed up with a comprehensive text.

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Flora / Fauna Out of Print
By: D Goode
256 pages, 173 colour plates, boxed
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