Description
Introducing the ultimate companion for every nature enthusiast—"Britain's Ferns"—the only comprehensive photographic guide dedicated to the diverse world of ferns, clubmosses, quillworts, and horsetails found throughout Britain. This beautifully illustrated, user-friendly trade paperback published by Princeton University Press is a must-have for botanists, avid naturalists, and ecology professionals alike. With over 700 stunning color photographs, this guide covers all 57 species of ferns, alongside 6 clubmosses, 3 quillworts, and 8 horsetails that thrive in various British habitats.
Designed for both novices and seasoned experts, this definitive field guide features a unique set of innovative identification keys and comparison tables, crafted to simplify the identification process. Technical jargon is minimized to ensure clarity, making this book accessible for users at any skill level. Each section is meticulously cross-referenced, enabling easy comparisons of similar species. Whether you're on a guided eco-walk or exploring your local countryside, you can confidently identify the non-flowering vascular plants you've encountered.
Add "Britain's Ferns" to your collection and deepen your appreciation of these remarkable plants, perfect for study, fieldwork, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of Britain's lush flora.
Designed for both novices and seasoned experts, this definitive field guide features a unique set of innovative identification keys and comparison tables, crafted to simplify the identification process. Technical jargon is minimized to ensure clarity, making this book accessible for users at any skill level. Each section is meticulously cross-referenced, enabling easy comparisons of similar species. Whether you're on a guided eco-walk or exploring your local countryside, you can confidently identify the non-flowering vascular plants you've encountered.
Add "Britain's Ferns" to your collection and deepen your appreciation of these remarkable plants, perfect for study, fieldwork, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of Britain's lush flora.