Fig 1 - Size-class prevalence of bulbous and perennial herbs sold in the Johannesburg medicinal plant markets between 1995 and 2001

The species investigated: (a) Hypoxis spp. corms; (b) Merwilla plumbea bulbs; (c) Scabiosa columbaria roots; (d) Dianthus mooiensis roots; (e) Eucomis autumnalis bulbs; (f ) Drimia elata bulbs.

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Size-class prevalence of bulbous and perennial herbs sold in the Johannesburg medicinal plant markets between 1995 and 2001 - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-species-investigated-a-Hypoxis-spp-corms-b-Merwilla-plumbea-bulbs-c_fig1_233399279 [accessed 23 Jun 2025]

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Fig. 1. The species investigated: (a) Hypoxis spp. corms; (b) Merwilla plumbea bulbs; (c) Scabiosa columbaria roots; (d) Dianthus mooiensis roots; (e) Eucomis autumnalis bulbs; (f ) Drimia elata bulbs.

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