A Naturalist’s Guide to the Trees of Southeast Asia
In this pocket sized handbook the author, the curator of the Penang Botanical Gardens, provides us with a handy quick reference to the myriad varieties of trees, shrubs and palms both endemic and introduced from elsewhere, that are commonly seen in Southeast Asia. 286 species are covered with information on identifying features, distribution, ecology and, uses, if any. Scientific, common and vernacular names and colour photographs are also included.
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In this pocket sized handbook the author, the curator of the Penang Botanical Gardens, provides us with a handy quick reference to the myriad varieties of trees, shrubs and palms both endemic and introduced from elsewhere, that are commonly seen in Southeast Asia. 286 species are covered with information on identifying features, distribution, ecology and, uses, if any. Scientific, common and vernacular names and colour photographs are also included.
Publisher: John Beaufoy Publishing
Paperback
2019
ISBN:9781912081578
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