- Anna
Pavord (born 20
September 1940) is a
British horticultural writer. She
wrote for The
Observer for over
twenty years and for The
Independent for over...
- PMID 19487175. "Tulip". ASPCA.
Retrieved 1
April 2013.
Pavord (2019 revd. edn), 301
Pavord (2019 revd. edn), 374, 379, 405 "Tulip".
Etymplogy Online...
- as
parasitic bronchitis caused by a
species of Dictyocaulus.
Chung KF,
Pavord ID (April 2008). "Prevalence, pathogenesis, and
causes of
chronic cough"...
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Press 2006), 163 "horrible", Anna
Pavord, The Tulip, London,
Bloomsbury 1999, 341
Pacific Bulb
Society Anna
Pavord, The Tulip, London,
Bloomsbury 1999...
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suggesting that the
price movements may have had a
somewhat mundane explanation.
Pavord 2014, p. 4, Introduction. Knight,
Timothy (2014). "1.
Tulip Madness". Panic...
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Washington (US) They are
considered to be
among the
finest dessert plums; Anna
Pavord calls them "most
ambrosial of all tree fruit" and
David Karp
describes them...
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World Flora Online Consortium. n.d.
Retrieved September 6, 2020.
Pavord 1999, p. 22.
Pavord 1999, p. 289. Marais, W. (1980). "Notes on
Tulipa (Liliaceae)"...
- (2000).
Horse Anatomy (2nd ed.). J A Allen. ISBN 0-85131-769-3.
Pavord, Tony;
Pavord,
Marcy (2007).
Complete Equine Veterinary Manual.
David & Charles...
- S2CID 225450487. Murphy, pp. 110–113. Murphy, pp. 117–119.
Coletta 1973, pp. 222–225.
Pavord, pp. 635–640.
Coletta 1973, pp. 226–230. Lurie, p. 157.
Anderson 1973, pp...
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Donoghue 2005. l'Obel 1571, p. 65
Vines 1913, p. 10.
Hoeniger &
Hoeniger 1969.
Pavord 2005, p. 339 Houtzager, HL (27
November 1976). "Matthias Lobelius, 16e eeuwse...
