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- Title
- Field Guide to the Rare Plants of Washington
- Author
- Pamela Camp
- Publisher
- University of Washington Press
- Publication year
- 2011
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Paperback / softback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0295990929
- ISBN 13
- 9780295990927
- Item weight
- 954 grams
Field Guide to the Rare Plants of Washington offers a window into the beauty and diversity of the rarest plants in the state. The field guide includes: - 317 vascular plants, six mosses, and one lichen - Full-color photographs of the plants and their habitats, line drawings, and distribution maps - Detailed species descriptions, identification tips, and easiest times to identify the plants - Current conservation status and state rank - Complete reference list and glossary Each rare plant is fully characterized according to its appearance, reproductive strategy, associated plants, habitat, current threats, and scarcity in areas outside the state. A trip across Washington presents an array of habitats, from dripping spruce and hemlock forests along the coast to arid grasslands, shrub-steppe, and sand dune systems east of the mountains, from low-elevation outwash prairies to alpine slopes, from basalt flows and rocky islands to salt marshes and riverbanks. This book brings attention to the rarest and least understood plant species that find niches in this complex landscape.
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About the Author
Pamela Camp is a private consultant in field biology and restoration ecology and former Spokane District Botanist with the Bureau of Land Management. John G. Gamon is a Natural Heritage Program Manager with the Department of Natural Resources in Olympia, Washington.
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