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Grasses Of The Intermountain Region 1st Edition Laurel K Anderton

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Grasses Of The Intermountain Region 1st Edition Laurel K Anderton
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Publisher: Utah State University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 43.03 MB
Pages: 576
Author: Laurel K. Anderton, Mary E. Barkworth
ISBN: 9780874217650, 0874217652
Language: English
Year: 2009
Edition: 1

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Grasses Of The Intermountain Region 1st Edition Laurel K Anderton by Laurel K. Anderton, Mary E. Barkworth 9780874217650, 0874217652 instant download after payment.

Grasses of the Intermountain Region is a modification of the two grass volumes of the Flora of North America (FNA). It is designed for identifying members of the Poaceae in the region between the Sierra Nevada and Rocky Mountains, and is intended for use by botanists working with the grasses in this intermountain region of North America. The reduction in number of taxa included from FNA has reduced the length of the keys and made it possible to include, in a single volume, descriptions and illustrations for all taxa treated as well as provide distribution maps for species that are established in the area. Another difference from the FNA volumes is that the maps in this volume show only records from IMR and adjacent areas rather than the full North America range of the taxa.

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