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Heritage Eaters : Insects and Fungi in Heritage Collections. Mary-Lou Florian
- Author: Mary-Lou Florian
- Date: 01 Dec 1997
- Publisher: Maney Publishing
- Original Languages: English
- Format: Paperback::164 pages
- ISBN10: 1873936494
- Imprint: James & James (Science Publishers) Ltd
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