✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1966
Grewia bicolor
Grewia bicolor is a shrub or small tree found across dry parts of Africa. The plant has ecological and practical importance in many communities, where different parts may be used locally and the vegetation provides resources for wildlife. Woody plants such as Grewia bicolor contribute to soil protection and habitat structure in dry landscapes. Recognizing native flora supports awareness of sustainable resource use and the conservation of resilient plant communities.
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International Exhibition of New York 1939 - 2.25 Franc
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International Exhibition of New York 1939 - 1.25 Franc
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International Exhibition in Paris 1937 - 3 franc
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International Exhibition in Paris 1937 - 1.5 franc
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International Exhibition in Paris 1937 - 90 centime
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International Exhibition in Paris 1937 - 50 centime
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International Exhibition in Paris 1937 - 40 centime
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International Exhibition in Paris 1937 - 30 centime
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International Exhibition in Paris 1937 - 20 centime
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