FOLIAR HETEROMORPHISM IN POPULUS (SALICACEAE), A SOURCE OF CONFUSION IN THE TAXONOMY OF TERTIARY LEAF REMAINS

FOLIAR HETEROMORPHISM IN POPULUS (SALICACEAE), A SOURCE OF CONFUSION IN THE TAXONOMY OF TERTIARY LEAF REMAINS
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10.2307/2418518
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1980-01-01
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ECKENWALDER, JE
ECKENWALDER, JE
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生物学4区
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ECKENWALDER, JE

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