Chief amongst these were Maximovicz's "Rhododendreae Asiae Orientali" (1870) and Planchon, but it was not until 1893 that Koehne appreciated the significance of scaling and hence the separation of lepidote and elepidote species.
It was not until 1893 that Koehne appreciated the significance of scaling and hence the separation of lepidote and elepidote species. Chief amongst these were Maximovicz's "Rhododendreae Asiae Orientali" (1870) and Planchon.
Chief amongst these were Maximovicz's "Rhododendreae Asiae Orientali" (1870) and Planchon. It was not until 1893 that Koehne appreciated the significance of scaling and hence the separation of lepidote and elepidote species.
Chief amongst these were Maximovicz's "Rhododendreae Asiae Orientali" (1870) and Planchon. It was not until 1893 that Koehne appreciated the significance of scaling and hence the separation of lepidote and elepidote species.