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First announced in 1988 as "A Book in Six Parts," this monumental series is now complete. The final volume includes taxonomic and nomenclatural changes affecting species covered in the earlier versions, as well as additions and changes.
Media reviews of this book: "This book in six parts will appeal to botanists and orchid growers, both professional and hobbyist. Dr. Withner brings clarity, precision and enthusiasm for this group of plants to our attention, and his unparalleled experience provides a wealth of information about species old and new ,'lost', 'rediscovered', and rare." --Joyce Stewart, The New Plantsman, December 1994 "Books such as this can only help fire the enthusiasm for amateur botanists and growers to cultivate more taxa and save the species by ex situ conservation." --S.L. Jury, New Phytol, Vol 132 1996 "I think it is a useful addition to the literature both for scientists and growers and I can recommend it to both communities." --Phillip Cribb, Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Vol 13, Part 2 1996
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