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This supplement to Flowers of the Himalaya (Oxford, 1984) covers species that were not included in the previous book, with much new photographic material that has since become available. It also includes illustrations of species that were given only a written description or which were illustrated by simple drawings. Many tropical species and some exotics are included. In all, 584 species are described and illustrated in color. In conjunction with the previous volume, which covered more than a thousand species, this supplement provides the most comprehensive field guide available for the plants of the Himalayan region.
This volume serves as a comprehensive botanical supplement designed to expand the taxonomic coverage of the Himalayan flora documented in the original 1984 field guide. Adam Stainton utilizes his extensive botanical expertise to catalog additional species, incorporating updated photographic evidence and detailed illustrations to refine the identification process for researchers and enthusiasts. The work functions as an essential extension of the primary text, bridging gaps in previous documentation through the inclusion of tropical and exotic plant varieties.
What You Will Find
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Botanists and field researchers frequently cite this work as a necessary companion to the original volume for complete regional coverage. Experts highlight the inclusion of high-quality photographic material as a significant improvement over the initial publication's reliance on drawings.
Page Count:
228
Publication Date:
1989-01-12
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192177567
ISBN-13:
9780192177568
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