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Literaturverzeichnis Acken, H. Von Und P. Müllner (1972): Zur Literaturverzeichnis Anmerkung: Die Literaturliste wurde automatisch aus einer Datenbank erzeugt. Wir haben uns bemüht, grobe Fehler & Doppeleinträge nachträglich „auszumerzen“, doch der Teufel steckt ja bekanntlich im Detail, so werden sich wahrscheinlich noch einige „Unzulänglichkeiten“ finden lassen. Unterschiedliche Zitierweisen und uneinheitliche Abkürzungen bitten wir zu entschuldigen! Acken, H. von und P. Müllner (1972): Zur Unterscheidung von Digitaria sanguinalis (Setaria sanguinalis Panicum sanguinale, Bluthirse) und Digitaria ischaemum (Setaria ischaemum, Panicum lineare, Fingerhirse). Kieler Not. Pflanzenk. Schleswig-Holstein 4 (2/3): 37-38 Ade, A. (1901): Flora des bayerischen Bodenseegebietes - Übersicht über die im bayerischen Bodenseegebiet bis jetzt beobachteten wildwachsenden Phanerogamen und Gefässkryptogamen. Ber. Bayer. Bot. Ges. 8: 3-127 Ade, A. (1957): Die Gattung Rubus in Südwestdeutschland. 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