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Palms in Australia

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

David L. Jones

Gardening & Landscape Design

Reed

Systematically addresses the management, technical &amp; operational issues that arise when Web sites become sophisticated application deployment platforms, providing insights into the urgent issues that will make or break today's large, sophisticated sites. Paper.

Web Site Engineering: Beyond Web Page Design

Computers & Technology

Thomas A. Powell

Dominique C. Cutts

Web Development & Design

Pearson P T R

Australian Ferns and Fern Allies

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Currawong Press

Cycads superficially resemble palms and are often misidentified as such. However, cycads are actually a unique assemblage of primitive plants that have been around for at least 250 million years. They have become highly sought after for gardens, both private and public, and their present status as endangered plants has engendered an upsurge of interest in their conservation. With Cycads of the World, David Jones has achieved that difficult task of writing a scientifically accurate text, which is both easy to read and to understand.For this second edition David Jones has added information covering over 100 new species and subspecies of cycads, and updated his material on the 200 species from the first edition. Each entry includes a full description, distribution and habitat information, and a detailed cultivation and propagation guide. Over 360 color photographs plus many other illustrations and maps facilitate easy identification for all living species. This second edition of Cycads of the World makes a fine addition to the library of anyone interested in exotic plants, including gardeners, landscape architects, horticulturalists, botanists, and the curious reader alike.

Cycads of the World

London: Reed Books, 1993

This text describes all 60 species of palms native to Australia along with a further 390 exotic species suitable for conditions in Australia and New Zealand. The species are arranged alphabetically for ease of reference, and information on cultivation, propagation and pest control is included.The comprehensive book includes over 200 color photographs to illustrate the species, and detailed line drawings explain botanical points.

Palms in Australia : Over 450 Native and Exotic Species

Reed Books

Encyclopedia of Australian Plants: Volume 8

Rodger Elliot

Reference

Lothian Books*

Cycads superficially resemble palms and are often misidentified as such. However, cycads are actually a unique assemblage of primitive plants that have been around for at least 250 million years. Because of their great antiquity they have been described as living fossils and the coelacanths of the plant world. Cycads were an important source of food for the dinosaurs and, despite their toxicity, they have been prepared for food and valued by many cultures. Today they may be regarded as relicts, still widely distributed but diminished in diversity and persisting only in small disjunct communities. They have become highly sought after for gardens, both private and public, and their present status as endangered plants has engendered an upsurge of interest in their conservation. With Cycads of the World David Jones has achieved that difficult task of writing a scientifically accurate text which is easy both to read and to understand. The book covers all 185 living species in their 11 genera. It has over 250 color photographs, many descriptive line drawings, identification keys, distribution maps, and 16 fine old color engravings previously hidden away in antique volumes. David records the prehistory and history of cycads and their economic importance. He provides detailed information on their cultivation, biology, and propagation. The book will appeal to gardeners, landscape architects, horticulturists, botanists, conservationists, and curious general readers alike.

Cycads of the World: Ancient Plants in Today's Landscape

Smithsonian

In this spectacular and comprehensive book, orchid expert David Jones describes more than 1300 species and subspecies of Australian native orchids. Accompanying each genus, are line drawings that will help you to easily determine the genus of each orchid you discover The genus descriptions outline the features of the genus as a whole, and include details about pollination and cultivation.

Native Orchids Of Australia

Reed New Holland

Starting Out with Palms

New Holland Publishers

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