Grasses 3e

by Charles Edward Hubbard, C E J

After the concise and informative descriptions of the structure of grasses and their flowers, there are lists of grasses for various habitats, followed by a key to grasses in flower. It provides excellent scientific illustrations of the major grasses found in the UK and information on the preferred conditions for each grass.

Genres: Reference, Field Guides, Nature, Ecology, Nonfiction, Gardening

Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1954

Reviews

[Sam]

This is a comprehensive identification guide for grasses that gives details of their study and how to identify them complete with a number of keys for floristic, vegetative and seed identification as well as a draft key to help distinguish between the sub-species of Festuca rubra (Red Fescue). Hubbard is a master of his work and this comes through in this book with clear and concise language that is accessible to everyone with an interest in this field. A must have staple for any nature, environmental or landscape bookshelf.

[Peter Jones]

Still the best book on the Uk grasses available. The illustrations are superb