Wild Flowers of the World
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Art & Photography
Format
Hardcover
Pages
432
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1970
Publisher
Peerage
ISBN-10
0907408109
ISBN-13
9780907408109
Description
Barbara Everard takes readers on an enchanting journey through the vibrant world of wild flowers. Each page blooms with stunning illustrations and detailed descriptions that celebrate the beauty and diversity found in nature. Everard's passion for botany shines as she meticulously explores various species, uncovering their unique characteristics and habitats.
With a focus on the ecological importance of wild flowers, the book emphasizes their role in supporting local ecosystems and nurturing biodiversity. Through her engaging prose, Everard invites readers to appreciate not only the aesthetic qualities of these plants but also their vital contributions to the environment.
The narrative is woven with interesting anecdotes and insights that reveal the fascinating relationships between flora, fauna, and the landscapes they inhabit. For both seasoned botanists and casual nature lovers, the book offers a compelling guide that inspires a deeper connection to the world's wildflowers.
With a focus on the ecological importance of wild flowers, the book emphasizes their role in supporting local ecosystems and nurturing biodiversity. Through her engaging prose, Everard invites readers to appreciate not only the aesthetic qualities of these plants but also their vital contributions to the environment.
The narrative is woven with interesting anecdotes and insights that reveal the fascinating relationships between flora, fauna, and the landscapes they inhabit. For both seasoned botanists and casual nature lovers, the book offers a compelling guide that inspires a deeper connection to the world's wildflowers.
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