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Colour Field Guide to the Native Orchids of New Zealand

Field / Identification Guide Out of Print
By: Eric Scanlen(Author), Ian St George(Author)
83 pages, 36 plates with 200+ colour photos
Colour Field Guide to the Native Orchids of New Zealand
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  • Colour Field Guide to the Native Orchids of New Zealand ISBN: 9780959793161 Edition: 3 Paperback Aug 2011 Out of Print #182524
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How many times have you seen a greenhood or silver-back orchid by a bush trackside or stream bank and wondered what it was? Or perhaps you saw blue sun orchids in some scrubby tea-tree? Greenoods, spider orchids, sun orchids and many others are featured in this fully revised colour field guide: 124 classified species are included, but in addition. 87 yet to be named plus a number of distinct froms are explained. An additional 3 possibles close the colour section, so that about 224 orchids are covered. Among these are some names that have been rejecied in the past, but which we think warrant further consideration. Other mysteries are touched on briefly but the main aim of this field guide is for you lo identify your orchids in the field.

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Field / Identification Guide Out of Print
By: Eric Scanlen(Author), Ian St George(Author)
83 pages, 36 plates with 200+ colour photos
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