Leaflets
1. Hong Kong Herbarium
(1.15MB)
2. The Traditional Uses of Plants
(1.21MB)
3. Gingers of Hong Kong (Bilingual)
(5.17MB)
4. Native Camellias of Hong Kong (Bilingual)
(1.86MB)
5. The Identity of Kiwi Fruit (Bilingual)
(752.96KB)
6. The Five most poisonous plants in Hong Kong (Bilingual)
(1.21MB)
7. Stranglers (Bilingual)
(2.33MB)
8. The Aristolochiaceous plants in Hong Kong (Bilingual)
(5.17MB)
9. Does Fig-plant have flower? (Bilingual)
(837.71KB)
10. Insectivorous Plants of Hong Kong (Bilingual)
(765.25KB)
11. Magnolias in Hong Kong (Bilingual)
(1.44MB)
12. The Autumn Leaves and the Hamamelidaceae of Hong Kong (Bilingual)
(1.66MB)
13. Native Azaleas of Hong Kong
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14. Plants named after Hong Kong
(3.33MB)
15. Turfgrass in Hong Kong
(1.3MB)
16. Common Ferns of Hong Kong
(3.49MB)
17. Syzygium in Hong Kong
(1.3MB)
18. Sandy Shore Plants of Hong Kong
(2.5MB)
19. Melastomas of Hong Kong
(3.24MB)
20. Annonaceae
(3.26MB)
21. Flower Structure
(1.3MB)
22. Inflorescence
(1.58MB)
23. Wonderful Colours
(3.35MB)
24. Bignoniaceae of Hong Kong (1) Trees
(1.31MB)
25. Bignoniaceae of Hong Kong (2) Shrubs and Vines
(1.97MB)
26. Solanaceae of Hong Kong
(5.03MB)
F1. Common Wood Decay Fungi of Hong Kong
(1.43MB)
F2. Common Wood Decay Fungi of Hong Kong
(2.09MB)
F3. Common Poisonous Mushrooms in Hong Kong
(1.91MB)
Shing Mun Arboretum
(2.48MB)
Care for Our Trees
(1.08MB)
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