wildflower study (10 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 24 pages. 4.25x3.35x0.83 inches. In Stock.

Spiral-bound. Condition: Brand New. 2nd edition. 38 pages. 5.83x4.13x0.28 inches. In Stock.

Condition: New. 22, 200 col photos, 10 b/w illus. 105x148mm. Spiral Binding. NEW. . The Pocket Guide to Wildflower Families proved so popular that the author looked for a congenial way of continuing ID down to species level - but without the encumbrance of hundreds of species you're fairly unlikely to come across. This guide covers 20 groups - a family, a genus, or just a collection of similar plants - in which common species are easily confused. For example: the Deadnettle family, the Speedwell genus, Clover-like species. For each group, there is a whole-page flowchart to guide the reader to a probable ID, with illustrations of each species arrived at (200 colour photos in all). There is also a glossary, some explanatory diagrams and suggestions for further help from books and websites. Wild Flower Flowcharts is in the same field-friendly pocket-sized format as the Pocket Guide to Wildflower Families. [9780993493362].

Condition: NEW. 24, 65 col photos + 4 full-page diagrams. A5. PB. NEW. . New expanded edition. An improved version of this popular beginner's guide to grasses. Features an additional 20 plus photographs, and some revisions to the text. The larger format, A5 rather than A6, and doubling of the size of the photos, diagrams and text, makes the guide easier to read than the previous one. [9780993493348].

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 38 pages. In Stock.

Condition: New. 36, 80 col photos, 80 line drawings. . Spiral Binding. NEW. . Specially designed to take out of doors in town or countryside, to help you identify the family to which a wild flower belongs. It has 36 sturdy pages, including a flowchart to 50 wildflower families and descriptions of the 24 most common, with 80 colour photos and 80 line drawings. There are introductory pages with diagrams to explain the characteristics and types of plants you may see, plus a glossary for all the terms used. A weatherproof, spiral bound, pocket-size book - for use in the field. [9780993493317].

Condition: NEW. 44, c.100 col photos. A5. PB. NEW. . Mosses are fascinating, beautiful and - believe it or not - extremely useful too! But they all look so alike, it can be daunting to try to name even a few.Of the 700+ species of moss in the British Isles - all apparently just collections of tiny green leaves - how do you know which one you might have found?This book heralds a completely new approach for beginner bryologists!Forget those lengthy keys. Forget expensive microscopes. Use our flowchart to identify 24 of the most recorded species to find the likeliest ID. This is emphatically not just another field guide! Simple explanations of what to look for and easy methods of telling one from the other make this a unique book on mosses. [9780993493386].

Condition: New. 38, 125 col photos. . PB. NEW. . The guide aims to make the 'difficult' Asteraceae family accessible to beginners, with basic explanations, and flowcharts for about 50 of the commonest species. Similar to the author's other books in the 'Start to Identify.' series. [9780993493355].

Condition: New. 36, 100 col photos. 148x115mm. PB. NEW. . Following the popularity of Start to Identify Grasses, this new book uses similar methods, using field characters rather than microscopes and complex keys, to show you how to identify the common sedges and rushes. The book is in ten sections, first distinguishing sedges and rushes from grasses and from each other, then picking out salient features to help identify some common rushes and non-Carex sedges. The largest section covers 21 of the most common Carex sedges, using both a Ready Reference Table and a Flowchart, to pin down each identification. [9780993493331].