American Fern Journal. Volume V.64-65 (1974-1975) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247673264)

This volume of the "American Fern Journal" covers the years 1974-1975, presenting articles and research related to ferns and allied plants. Published by the American Fern Society, this journal is a key resource for botanists, horticulturalists, and anyone interested in the study of ferns.

The journal includes detailed scientific studies, observations, and discussions on various aspects of fern biology, taxonomy, and ecology. It serves as a valuable record of research and discoveries in the field of pteridology during the mid-1970s. Readers will find insights into the classification, distribution, and conservation of different fern species.

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