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Threatened Plants of New Zealand

Field / Identification Guide Out of Print
By: Catherine M Wilson and David R Given
151 pages, 110 col photos, illus, distrib maps
Threatened Plants of New Zealand
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  • Threatened Plants of New Zealand ISBN: 9780477025621 Paperback Dec 1989 Out of Print #16757
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One out of ten of New Zealand plants is under threat of extinction in the wild. As habitats have changed or disappeared, populations of some plants have dwindled to just a few individuals. This is a comprehensive guide to New Zealand's rare and endangered plants. Colour photographs and precise botanical descriptions identify over 95 species that are most at risk. For ease of reference in the field, entries are arranged by group, and cover trees and shrubs, climbers and scramblers, herbaceous plants (including orchids, grasses and sedges), ferns and fern-allies, parasites and semi-parasites. The authors suggest strategies for conservation and set forth a code of conduct for those who find these plants in the wild.

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Field / Identification Guide Out of Print
By: Catherine M Wilson and David R Given
151 pages, 110 col photos, illus, distrib maps
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