MIMULUS CARDINALIS Douglas ex Bentham (SCARLET MONKEY FLOWER), AND WHERE IN THE CALIFORNIA COAST RANGES DID DAVID DOUGLAS FIND THE CLOSELY RELATED MIMULUS LEWISII Pursh? By David Rogers Due to its salient corollas, Mimul

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Date: 2010-10-25 19:30:07 Botany Fellows of the Royal Society Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Paleobotanists Phycologists Mimulus cardinalis Mimulus lewisii Mimulus John Lindley Phrymaceae Biology Royal Society		MIMULUS CARDINALIS Douglas ex Bentham (SCARLET MONKEY FLOWER), AND WHERE IN THE CALIFORNIA COAST RANGES DID DAVID DOUGLAS FIND THE CLOSELY RELATED MIMULUS LEWISII Pursh? By David Rogers Due to its salient corollas, Mimul Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ventanawild.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,66 MB Share Document on Facebook

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