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This book, Camellias of China, includes 801 Chinese Camellia cultivars and species. Among of them, 439 are C.japonia cultivars, 175 are C.reticulata cultivars, 30 are C.sasanqua cultivars, 33 are camellia spp. cultivars, 36 are wild camellia species and 22 are golden camellia. Only cultivars traditionally cultivated in China or that were selected or bred in China and are considered as Chinese camellia cultivars, have been included in this book.
Although numerous research papers and monographs on camellia have been published in recent decades, there has not been a book which has introduced all the Chinese camellias completely. Many historical problems and questions about Chinese camellias remained unsolved and unanswered. Moreover, more problems about scientific research, industrialization, communication and nomenclatural standards appeared along with the development and research of camellias and these problems have often hindered the progress of camellia research and exchange. Through the great efforts of the Chinse Camella Society and active participation of many colleagues, we compiled this book. A large number of persons prticipated in compiling this book authors include many of the famous and currently active camellia researchers, enthusiasts, propagators andbreeders in China.
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Preface
Compiling Statement
Camellia japonica Cultivars
Camellia reticulata Cultivars
Camellia sasanqua Cultivars
Other Camellia Cultivars
Species
Golden Camellias
Appendix: Camellia Cultivars without Photos
Index
Bibliography Acknoelegements
Publisher: Zhejiang Science and Technology Publishing House, Hangzhou, China
Edition: 1st edition
Availability: available, in stock
Guan Kaiyun: Dr.& Professor, deputy director of Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography, vice-president pf the International Camellia Society. Director of the Kunming Botanical garden.
Li Jiyuan, Dr. in Agriculture, Leading expert in ornamental horticulture.
Wang Zhonglang, Professor and Curator of Horticulture Center in Kunming Institute of Botany. Life member of International Camellia Society
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