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Flowers of the Southwest Deserts

Flowers of the Southwest Deserts

Natt Noyes Dodge, Janish

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Field guide to over 100 of the most common flowering desert plants of the Southwest, emphasizing those likely to be found in National Park Service areas. Detailed line drawings for identification.

Categories:

Biology and other natural sciences

Year:

1985

Edition:

Later Printing

Publisher:

Western Natl Parks Assoc

Language:

english

Pages:

138

ISBN 10:

0911408657

File:

PDF, 7.53 MB

IPFS:

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english, 1985

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