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December 1, 2002American Journal of Botany

Saponaria Pumila (Caryophyllaceae) and the Ice Age in the European Alps

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ATAndreas TribschUniversity of SalzburgPSPeter SchönswetterUniversität InnsbruckTSTod F. StuessyUniversity of Vienna

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