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A Flower-sanctuary

Nature volume 90, page 163 (1912)Cite this article

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IN addition to the existence of a local order for the protection of wild flowers in Cornwall, extending only to the highways, there are other counties, such as Essex, Surrey, Sussex, and Devon, that have already availed themselves of the power to frame a by-law applying to a separate county.

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    A. R. HORWOOD

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HORWOOD, A. A Flower-sanctuary. Nature 90, 163 (1912). https://doi.org/10.1038/090163b0

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