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Clematis photo courtesy of jedmar From "The Gardeners' Chronicle", Vol. 32, July 26, 1902, p. 51: From a wild specimen collected by Dr. Henry at Ichang, near the An-An-Mias stream. Courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library Uploaded 15 OCT 23	Clematis photo courtesy of jedmar From "Revue horticole", February 1, 1856, fig. 3, facing p. 41 Courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library Uploaded 7 OCT 23
Clematis photo courtesy of jedmar Herbarium specimen of Clematis Hakonensis, cultivated in Bousalle-Coutisse, Ardennes, Belgium, July 1938. Courtesy of Meise Botanic garden & GBIF Uploaded 14 OCT 23	Clematis photo courtesy of jedmar From "Curtis's Botanical Magazine", 1805, tab 834. Courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library Uploaded 17 NOV 16
Clematis photo courtesy of jedmar From "Les Clématites à grandes fleurs", by Alphonse Lavallée, 1884, pl. V Courtesy of BnF Gallica EXPLICATION DES PLANCHES V PLANCHE V. — Clematis florida, variété typique d'origine japonaise. 1. — Étamine grandie. 2. — Achaine isolé, de grandeur naturelle. Uploaded 13 OCT 23	Clematis photo courtesy of jedmar From "The Botanist's Repository", Vol. 6, 1804, tab 402: "1. A petal. 2. The chives and pointals. 3. The pointals." Courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library Uploaded 14 NOV 16
Clematis photo courtesy of jedmar From "Les Clématites à grandes fleurs", by Alphonse Lavallée, 1884, pl. IV Courtesy of BnF Gallica EXPLICATION DE LA PLANCHE IV. 1. — Sépale isolé, de grandeur naturelle. 2. — Étamine grandie. 3. — Capitule de fruits, de grandeur naturelle. 4. — Achaine isolé, de grandeur naturelle Uploaded 13 OCT 23	Clematis photo courtesy of jedmar From "Transaction of the Horticultural Society of London", 1842, p. 242: "Observations upon the Effect of...the Frost...in England in the Winter of 1837-8" [• indicates that a plant has been entirely killed, or so nearly so that it was not worth preserving ; Ø that it was much injured, but not killed ; o that it was uninjured, or hurt in no considerable degree.] Courtesy of the Biodiversity Heritage Library Uploaded 28 OCT 16

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