The Fern Bulletin, April 1912 A Quarterly Devoted to Ferns

About this book

In April 1912, "The Fern Bulletin" emerged as a quarterly scientific publication dedicated to the study of ferns and their ecological significance. Authored by Various, this document offers valuable insights into the botanical world of ferns during the early 20th century. Within its pages, readers will discover detailed studies and observations pertaining to different fern species, shedding light on their unique characteristics and environmental roles. Ideal for botany enthusiasts, students, and researchers, "The Fern Bulletin, April 1912" provides a rich resource for exploring the diverse world of ferns and expanding one's knowledge of plant biology.

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