Nigel Taylor's article runs to 25 pages and is illustrated with two botanical plates and some line drawings. The other four plates are plant portraits of Helleborus x nigricors 'Alabaster', Paphiopedilum malipoense, Chamaedorea metallica and Rhododendron pleianthemum. William T. Stearn contributes an Allium article - "A Paradoxical Onion". Paperback, 56 pages, a very good copy.

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Title

The Kew Magazine ( Curtis's Botanical Magazine) Volume 4 Part 4 - includes The Genus Skimmia

Publisher

The Bentham-Moxon Trust in association with Collingridge Books

Publication Date

1987

Binding

Paperback

Illustrator

King, Christabel; Farrer, Anne; Fothergill, Mark

Condition

Very Good

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