Description
Product Overview
Plants of the Western Boreal Forest and Aspen Parkland is an authoritative botanical guide focusing on the rich plant diversity in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Published by Lone Pine Publishing in its fourth impression, this 392-page English-language book combines scientific accuracy with accessible descriptions, featuring detailed species accounts, high-quality illustrations, and practical identification keys. Key specifications include an item weight of 544 g and dimensions of 13.97 x 1.91 x 21.59 cm, with ISBN-10: 1551050587 and ISBN-13: 978-1551050584, ensuring it is a durable and portable reference for field use and study.
Usage
This book is designed for realistic use in various environments, such as field trips, academic research, and nature exploration in boreal and parkland ecosystems. It serves botanists, ecologists, students, hikers, and conservationists who need reliable plant identification and ecological insights. Ideal for outdoor activities, classroom settings, and personal study, it helps users understand plant species, habitats, and conservation practices in Western Canada’s unique regions.
Why Choose Us
Choose this guide for its comprehensive coverage and trusted authorship by Lone Pine Publishing, known for high-quality nature references. The book’s competitive advantages include up-to-date botanical data, user-friendly organization, and a focus on regional specificity, ensuring accuracy and relevance. It stands out with its detailed illustrations and practical tips, backed by positive customer reviews, making it a reliable choice for both beginners and experts in plant sciences.
Key Features
- Comprehensive coverage of plant species in Western Boreal Forest and Aspen Parkland regions
- Detailed illustrations and identification keys for easy species recognition
- Portable design with lightweight construction for field use
- Authored by experts and published by Lone Pine for accuracy and reliability
- Includes ecological insights and conservation tips for practical application
FAQ
What regions does this book cover?
It focuses on the Western Boreal Forest and Aspen Parkland, specifically including Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, with detailed plant descriptions for these areas.
Is this book suitable for beginners in botany?
Yes, it is designed to be accessible for amateurs with clear language and illustrations, while also providing depth for professionals and students.
How current is the information in this edition?
This fourth impression, published in 1995, contains reliable botanical data; for the latest updates, check for newer editions or supplements from the publisher.
Can I use this book for field identification?
Absolutely, its portable size and durable build make it ideal for carrying during hikes and outdoor activities to identify plants on the go.
Does it include images or diagrams?
Yes, it features high-quality illustrations and diagrams to aid in plant identification and enhance understanding of species characteristics.
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