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New flora of Vermont / Arthur V. Gilman.
Author
Gilman, Arthur V.
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Format
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Language
English
Published/Created
Bronx, New York : New York Botanical Garden Press, [2015]
©2015
Description
xiv, 614 pages : illustrations, map ; 28 cm
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Forrestal Annex - Stacks
QK190 .G55 2015
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Plants
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Vermont
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Series
Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden ; v. 110.
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Memoirs of The New York Botanical Garden, 0077-8931 ; v. 110
Summary note
Why the New Flora of Vermont? So many advances in the last 40 years warrant striking out anew: taxonomic advances have resulted from the wave of molecular data since the discovery of DNA and the powerful analytical technique of cladistics, there has been an increase in floristic knowledge of Vermont's local flora in the intervening decades; and an emphasis on potential threats to indigenous flora, e.g., by invasive species, has added several new items. In this up-to-date volume, Art Gilman strikes out anew, following recent advances and current thinking, while contributing to Vermont's long and significant botanical heritage.
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Map on lining papers.
"Frontispiece : Rosa blanda. Painting by Bobbi Angell."
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 574-576) and indexes.
ISBN
9780893275167 ((hardback).)
0893275166 ((hardback).)
OCLC
931710385
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