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Edward Step: Favourite flowers of garden and greenhouse, Volume 4
Author	Edward Step  (1855–1931)      Alternative names Step Description zoologist, entomologist, malacologist, mycologist and botanist Date of birth/death 11 November 1855  1931  Authority file : Q5345429 VIAF: 3914201 ISNI: 0000000109498122 LCCN: n85196858 NLA: 35726004 Botanist: Step Open Library: OL3458789A GND: 114681531X SUDOC: 120034123 BIBSYS: 97022115 SBN: RMSV031084 J9U: 987007268575405171 Koninklijke: 151424012 WorldCat author QS:P50,Q5345429
Title	Favourite flowers of garden and greenhouse, Volume {{{1}}}
Part of	Favourite flowers of garden and greenhouse
Volume	[[:s:en:Favourite flowers of garden and greenhouse/{{{1}}}|Vol. {{{1}}}]]
Publisher	Frederick Warne &. co.
Object type	literary work
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Language	English
Publication date	1897 publication_date QS:P577,+1897-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Place of publication	London
References	Missouri Botanical Garden
Source	Internet Archive identifier: mobot31753000580834
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