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... genera ; more than 200 of these genera are restricted to China . There are about 2,500 species of forest trees , and , among flowering plants , 95 percent of the known woody group are to be found . Many of them are trees of economic ...
... genera ; more than 200 of these genera are restricted to China . There are about 2,500 species of forest trees , and , among flowering plants , 95 percent of the known woody group are to be found . Many of them are trees of economic ...
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... genera and a dozen or more coniferous genera . Owing to the difficulty of access , large areas of natural timber remain standing . The northern slopes of the Tsinling Mountains and the lower Wei Valley were originally covered with ...
... genera and a dozen or more coniferous genera . Owing to the difficulty of access , large areas of natural timber remain standing . The northern slopes of the Tsinling Mountains and the lower Wei Valley were originally covered with ...
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... genera ( families ) subdivided into 14 species based on cloud shape and structure . Nine general varieties , based on transparency and geometric arrangement , also are described . The genera , listed according to their height , are as ...
... genera ( families ) subdivided into 14 species based on cloud shape and structure . Nine general varieties , based on transparency and geometric arrangement , also are described . The genera , listed according to their height , are as ...
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CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
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