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Orchids of Penang Hill
This handy guidebook covers 50 species of orchids which occur on Penang Hill. Some are common, some hard to spot, and some are unique to the Hill.
- An introduction to orchids, their significance to the Hill and conservation concerns
- Photographic identification of each species
- Description of each species, including appearance, flowers, habitat and ecology
- Handy notes, references and glossary
RM49.90
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This handy guidebook covers 50 species of orchids which occur on Penang Hill. Some are common, some hard to spot, and some are unique to the Hill.
- An introduction to orchids, their significance to the Hill and conservation concerns
- Photographic identification of each species
- Description of each species, including appearance, flowers, habitat and ecology
- Handy notes, references and glossary
Publisher: Entrepot Publishing
Paperback
2020
ISBN: 9789671700853
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