Fieldbook of American Wild Flowers

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ISBN: 9781402711220 | 1402711220
Cover: Nonspecific Binding
Copyright: 7/1/2003

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Take this beautifully illustrated guide with you to identify wild flowers, or enjoy reading it from an armchair and learn the characteristics of various species. Book jacket.

List of Colored Plates	p. ix
Technical Terms	p. x
Colors--An Index to Assist in the Identification of a Flower or Its Fruit by Means of the Color	p. xi
Insects Which Assist in the Fertilization of Flowers	p. xiii
Introduction	p. xv
Families
Cat-tail (Typhacece)	p. 2
Bur Reed (Sparganiacece)	p. 4
Water Plantain (Alismacece)	p. 6
Arum (Aracece)	p. 10
Yellow-eyed Grass (Xyridacece)	p. 18
Spiderwort (Commelinacece)	p. 18
Pickerel Weed (Pontederiacece)	p. 22
Lily (Liliacece)	p. 24
Amaryllis (Amaryllidacece)	p. 60
Iris (Iridacece)	p. 62
Orchid (Orchidacece)	p. 68
Birthwort (Aristolochiacece)	p. 98
Buckwheat (Polygonacece)	p. 102
Goosefoot (Chenopodiacece)	p. 110
Amaranth (Amarantacece)	p. 112
Purslane (Portulacacece)	p. 114
Pink (Caryophyllacece)	p. 116
Water-Lily (Nymphceacece)	p. 126
Crowfoot (Ranunculacece)	p. 128
Barberry (Berberidacece)	p. 152
Poppy (Papaveracece)	p. 156
Mustard (Cruciferce)	p. 166
Pitcher Plant (Sarraceniacece)	p. 176
Sundew (Droseracece)	p. 178
Orpine (Crassulacece)	p. 180
Saxifrage (Saxifragacece)	p. 182
Rose (Rosacece)	p. 188
Pulse (Leguminosce)	p. 208
Geranium (Geraniacece)	p. 230
Sorrel (Oxalidacece)	p. 234
Flax (Linacece)	p. 238
Milkwort (Polygalacece)	p. 240
Spurge (Euphorbiacece)	p. 246
Cashew (Anacardiacece)	p. 250
Staff-tree (Celastracece)	p. 254
Jewel-weed (Balsaminacece)	p. 256
Buckthorn (Rhamnacece)	p. 258
Vine (Vitacece)	p. 260
Mallow (Malvacece)	p. 262
St. John's-wort (Hypericacece)	p. 268
Rock-rose (Cistacece)	p. 274
Violet (Violacece)	p. 276
Loosestrife (Lythracece)	p. 286
Meadow-beauty (Melastomacece)	p. 290
Evening Primrose (Onagracece)	p. 292
Ginseng (Araliacece)	p. 302
Parsley (Umbelliferce)	p. 306
Dogwood (Cornacece)	p. 318
Pyrola (Pyrolacece)	p. 320
Heath (Ericacece)	p. 328
Diapensia (Diapensiacece)	p. 340
Primrose (Primulacece)	p. 340
Plumbago or Leadwort (Plumbaginacece)	p. 350
Gentian (Gentianacece)	p. 352
Dogbane (Apocynacece)	p. 364
Milkweed (Asclepiadacece)	p. 366
Convolvulus (Convolvulacece)	p. 370
Phlox (Polemoniacece)	p. 374
Borage (Boraginacece)	p. 376
Vervain (Verbenacece)	p. 384
Mint (Labiatce)	p. 388
Nightshade (Solanacece)	p. 410
Figwort (Scrophulariacece)	p. 416
Broom-rape (Orobanchacece)	p. 436
Plantain (Plantaginacece)	p. 438
Madder (Rubiacece)	p. 440
Honeysuckle (Caprifoliacece)	p. 446
Valerian (Valerianacece)	p. 452
Gourd (Cucurbitacece)	p. 454
Bellflower (Campanulacece)	p. 456
Lobelia (Lobeliacece)	p. 462
Composite (Compositce)	p. 466
Index	p. 537
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Fieldbook of American Wild Flowers

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