Darwin’s legacy in Platanthera: are there more than two species in the Platanthera bifolia/chlorantha group?

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Darwin’s legacy in Platanthera: are there more than two species in the Platanthera bifolia/chlorantha group?

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Darwin’s legacy in Platanthera ...... hera bifolia/chlorantha group?

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Angelika Baum

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Heinz Baum

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Stefan G. Michalski

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419-431

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scholarly article

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10.1007/S00606-016-1381-8

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Walter Durka

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2017-01-06T00:00:00Z

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