Paul Alan Cox Books

Nafanua

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Prompted by his mother's death from breast cancer, ethnobotanist Paul Alan Cox traveled with his family to a remote Samoan village at the edge of a rain forest to search for new leads in treating t...

Nafanua

By Paul Alan Cox

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Plants People and Culture

By Michael J. Balick, Paul Alan Cox

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Evolution of Anisogamy

By Tatsuya Togashi, Paul Alan Cox

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Plants People and Culture

By Michael J. Balick, Paul Alan Cox

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Plants People and Culture

By Michael J. Balick, Paul Alan Cox

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Plants People and Culture

By Michael J. Balick, Paul Alan Cox

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Plants People and Culture

By Michael J. Balick, Paul Alan Cox

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Plants People and Culture

By Michael J. Balick, Paul Alan Cox

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Plants People and Culture

By Michael J. Balick, Paul Alan Cox

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