A Field Guide To Australian Trees
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
For anyone who has ever stood beneath the sprawling canopy of a eucalyptus or marvelled at the vivid blossoms of a bottlebrush, A Field Guide to Australian Trees is the definitive companion to understanding the remarkable arboreal world of the Australian continent. Authors Ivan Holliday and Ron Hill present a comprehensive and meticulously researched catalogue of Australia's native tree species, covering identification features such as bark, leaf structure, flower, and fruit, all organised for practical use in the field. The guide chronicles hundreds of species across diverse Australian ecosystems — from the sun-scorched outback to the lush subtropical rainforests — making it an indispensable resource for bushwalkers, naturalists, and students of botany alike. Richly illustrated and written with authority, it transforms an often overwhelming landscape of botanical diversity into an accessible and rewarding study. Holliday and Hill write with the precision of scientists and the passion of devoted naturalists, producing a reference work that stands as both a practical tool and a celebration of Australia's unique flora. The broader significance of this volume lies in its role as an early and enduring contribution to Australian botanical literature, helping to document species that are central to the country's ecological identity. The authors' systematic yet readable approach instructs the reader not merely in identification, but in a deeper appreciation of the ecological relationships that sustain these remarkable trees. Whether you are a seasoned botanist or a curious newcomer to the bush, this guide will forever change the way you see the Australian landscape.
Author: Ivan Holliday & Ron Hill
Format: Hardback
Genre: Botany
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
For anyone who has ever stood beneath the sprawling canopy of a eucalyptus or marvelled at the vivid blossoms of a bottlebrush, A Field Guide to Australian Trees is the definitive companion to understanding the remarkable arboreal world of the Australian continent. Authors Ivan Holliday and Ron Hill present a comprehensive and meticulously researched catalogue of Australia's native tree species, covering identification features such as bark, leaf structure, flower, and fruit, all organised for practical use in the field. The guide chronicles hundreds of species across diverse Australian ecosystems — from the sun-scorched outback to the lush subtropical rainforests — making it an indispensable resource for bushwalkers, naturalists, and students of botany alike. Richly illustrated and written with authority, it transforms an often overwhelming landscape of botanical diversity into an accessible and rewarding study. Holliday and Hill write with the precision of scientists and the passion of devoted naturalists, producing a reference work that stands as both a practical tool and a celebration of Australia's unique flora. The broader significance of this volume lies in its role as an early and enduring contribution to Australian botanical literature, helping to document species that are central to the country's ecological identity. The authors' systematic yet readable approach instructs the reader not merely in identification, but in a deeper appreciation of the ecological relationships that sustain these remarkable trees. Whether you are a seasoned botanist or a curious newcomer to the bush, this guide will forever change the way you see the Australian landscape.