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Flore de France is a comprehensive guide to the flora of France written by the botanist Georges Rouy. Covering over 16,000 species of plants found in France and its territories, this guide provides detailed descriptions, illustrations, and maps to help readers identify and learn about the plants of this rich and diverse country. With a focus on the ecology and natural history of plant communities, as well as their ecological and cultural significance, Flore de France is a must-have guide for botanists, naturalists, and anyone interested in the natural world.
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