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The " rare species " is essentially one unable to survive in competition with the
plant - world of the associations and formations normal for the locality at a given
time 1. Accordingly , the " rare species " has only marginal position in regard of
the ...
The " rare species " is essentially one unable to survive in competition with the
plant - world of the associations and formations normal for the locality at a given
time 1. Accordingly , the " rare species " has only marginal position in regard of
the ...
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In plant - life , genus Lysimachia of the Primulaceae [ 14 ] contains a species , L.
mauritiana , known to occur in the Mascarenes , South India , Southeastern
China , Corea , Japan , Philippines , Formosa , New Caledonia , Riukius , Bonins
...
In plant - life , genus Lysimachia of the Primulaceae [ 14 ] contains a species , L.
mauritiana , known to occur in the Mascarenes , South India , Southeastern
China , Corea , Japan , Philippines , Formosa , New Caledonia , Riukius , Bonins
...
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2 ) Colaptes ( Aves , Picidae ) [ 11 ] Three species in Central America ( to
Nicaragua ) , Mexico , the Cayman Islands , Cuba , United States and Canada to
Alaska ; three species fully disconnected this time in Peru , Bolivia , Argentina ...
2 ) Colaptes ( Aves , Picidae ) [ 11 ] Three species in Central America ( to
Nicaragua ) , Mexico , the Cayman Islands , Cuba , United States and Canada to
Alaska ; three species fully disconnected this time in Peru , Bolivia , Argentina ...
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