Photographic Encyclopedia of Wildflowers

by Teresa Farino

The Photographic Encyclopedia of Wildflowers is a superbly illustrated account of the botanical wealth of our planet. The book is divided into nine chapters, each dealing with one of the world's main biogeographic zones. Over 400 separate entries, giving details of the most typical wildflowers of each habitat, are arranged alphabetically by generic name within each chapter. Illustrated with over 300 color photographs, this volume provides a wealth of fascinating information, ensuring that it is of interest and value to both amateur botanist and wildflower expert.

224 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1991