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Field Guide To The Orchids Of Madagascar

by Hermans , Phillip Cribb, Cribb and Johan Hermans

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Field Guide To The Orchids Of Madagascar

Synopsis

As is the case with many other rare and sought-after species of plant and animal, Madagascar is one of the world's prime locations for orchids, which make up the largest family of flowering plants on the island. Madagascar is home to nearly one thousand different species of orchids--which make up nearly ten percent of the island's flora--nearly nine hundred of them endemic. Orchids are found in almost every habitat on the island, from the mountains to the coasts, and this field guide--the first of its kind, fully illustrated with color photographs and packed with details to aid identification--is an invaluable tool for researchers and ecotourists visiting the island.

Product details

ISBN:
9781842461587
Category:
General
Format:
Hardback
Publication Date:
2009-10-01
Publisher:
ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS
Illustrations:
750 colour photographs
Country of origin:
United Kingdom
Pages:
456
Pagination:
456 pages, 750 colour photographs
Dimensions (mm):
234x156x28mm
Weight:
1043g

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