A Naturalist's Guide to Wetland Plants: An Ecology for Eastern North America

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Syracuse University Press, Jun 1, 2002 - Nature - 216 pages
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Here is a comprehensive, significant study of wetlands flora, which encompasses all members of the plant and fungi kingdoms. These include poisonous, hallucinogenic, medicinal, and edible plant life as well as native and non-native plants that have the potential to become troublesome weed species. Complete and accurate details are offered on plant collection and preservation. A special chapter provides nontechnical investigations and projects for those pursuing areas beyond the realm of gathering and identifying flora. Conservation and habitat preservation are emphasized throughout the book. Handsomely illustrated, informative, and easy to read, this hands-on guide will prove an accessible and invaluable companion to professional and amateur naturalists as well as to students and the general public.
 

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Contents

Wetlands as Ecosystems
1
Types of Plants
27
Strategies of Survival
49
Marshes and Swamps
64
Bogs and Peatlands
79
Plants of Special Interest
94
Through the Year
115
Naming Collecting and Preserving Plants
135
Activities and Investigations
160
Glossary
177
Bibliography
181
Index
189
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Donald A. Cox is the author of A Naturalist's Guide to Forest Plants, A Naturalist's Guide to Field Plants Plants, and A Naturalist's Guide to Seashore Plants, all published by Syracuse University Press.

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