Las tres Floras de Salvador Talavera
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Salvador Talavera, Iberian flora, in memory, workAbstract
In memory of Salvador Talavera, an analysis of his contributions to the three realities of Iberian flora is presented: research, scientific project and scientific literary work.Downloads
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