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A “stop‐press” announcement. Damage caused by a widely used herbarium mounting technique
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  • 2020Adhesives used in herbaria: Current practice with regard to what we know from written sources on mounting herbarium specimens and conservation6 cited
  • 2001In defence of using adhesives and low‐temperature pest control for botanical specimens2 cited

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