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David Fairchild expeditions to the Canary Islands: Plant collections and research outcomes
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  • 1936The National Geographic Magazine748 cited
  • 1939The World Was My Garden58 cited
  • 2005Plant Breeding on the Front: Imperialism, War, and Exploitation28 cited
  • 2007Viera y Clavijo26 cited

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