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Bark. The formation, characteristics, and uses of bark around the world

G. T. Prance, A. E. Prance (text) and K. B. Sandved (photos). 1993. Timber Press, Inc., 9999 S. W. Wilshire, Suite 124, Portland, OR 97225 in association with the Royal Botanic Gar-dens, Kew. 174 pp., 177 color photos, three black and white figures and maps. $49.95 + $4.00 ship-ping and handling. ISBN 0-88192-262-5.

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  • Bark. The formation, characteristics, and uses of bark around the world. G. T. Prance, A. E. Prance (text) and K. B. Sandved (photos). 1993. Timber Press, Inc., 9999 S. W. Wilshire, Suite 124, Portland, OR 97225 in association with the Royal Botanic Gar-dens, Kew. 174 pp., 177 color photos, three black and white figures and maps. $49.95 + $4.00 ship-ping and handling. ISBN 0-88192-262-5.

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Austin, D.F. Bark. The formation, characteristics, and uses of bark around the world. Econ Bot 48, 89 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02901388

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