File:Botrychium simplex (extracted).jpg
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English: Botrychium simplex; An etching by Alexandre Blouin (1892-1987) published in 1935 in Flore laurentienne by Frère Marie-Victorin (p. 118, 122)
Français : Botrychium simplex ; Gravure de Frère Major Alexandre Blouin (1892-1987) paru dans la Flore laurentienne, Frère Marie-Victorin, 1935 (p. 118, 122)
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Date | first published in 1935 | |||
Source | Scanned from the aforementioned book | |||
Author | Alexandre Blouin (1892-1987) | |||
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