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National Herbarium of Cameroon

The National Herbarium houses a collection of 66,500 specimens representing 1,800 genera and 232 families. Associated collections include more than 1,200 slides of pollen grains, 800 sections of wood and lianas, 500 carpological specimens and over 100 flower specimens preserved in alcohol.

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