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A new publication from the Botanical Magazine Monograph series, Hardy Heathers is a fully illustrated monograph that describes all Calluna, Daboecia and those Erica species that grow naturally in the northern hemisphere.

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This is the first monograph published on the genus Betula, the species of which have been notoriously difficult to identify.

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This is the first complete and illustrated monograph of the genus Lachenalia, a horticulturally important and botanically diverse plant group.

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Phytogeographicallyisolated from other cactihabitats by `hostile'environments, EasternBrazil boasts a highpercentage of endemictaxa.

(Hardback, UK ed.)

A listing of all the known species of orchids occurringin the whole island of Borneo.

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The collected papers presented at the Frank WhiteMemorial Symposium held at Oxford in 1996.

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This guide targets trade in ramin (Gonystylus spp.) alight tropical hardwood, native to peat forest swampsof Southeast Asia, which is regulated on Appendix IIof CITES.

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Following the format of previous checklists, there isan alphabetical listing of all names in current usage,an alphabetical listing by accepted name and analphabetical listing by country of distribution.

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This User's Guide covers the widely traded cactus family and how it is regulated by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).

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This training manual provides a comprehensive guideto the application of the Convention on InternationalTrade in Endangered Species (CITES) to the majorplant groups.

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This user's Guides covers thegenera Cyripedium,Paphiopedilum. Clearlyoutlining the CITESregulations and theirenforcement.

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CITES and Plants: A User's Guide, CITES andSucculents examines the succulent plants speciesregulated by the CITES.

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This guide covers the main timber species regulated by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) with information on the key issues regarding the implementation of the Convention for this important group of plants.

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A valuable reference to theaccepted names ofCyclamen, Galanthus andSternbergia, withidentification keys, synonymsand information ondistribution.

(Paperback, 2nd edition)

This checklist incorporates a comprehensice list ofpublished names for Dionaea, Nepenthes andSarracenia, the three carnivorous plant generaincluded in the CITES Appendices.

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This is the first publication of its kind for Uganda and provides up-to-date names and synonymy on over 800 species. This publication will be useful for botanists, conservation workers and CBD enforcers.

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Sedges form the third largest family monocot,with an almost cosmopolitan distribution. This is acomprehensive analysis of their economic,ethnobotanical and horticultural importance.

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This book is a record of some 2,700 people who have collected herbarium specimens in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania, designed as a supplement to the now complete Flora of Tropical East Africa.

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The Ecological Survey of Zambia is a detailed account of the travels of Colin Trapnell during 1932-43 in what used to be Northern Rhodesia.

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This book describes the 75 known Ecuadorian species of Inga.

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This book describes the 91 known Peruvian species of Inga.

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The Waimiri Atroari are a Carib-speaking tribe of Amazonian Indians, whose population has declined since intensive contact with the outside world commenced in the 1970s. This is a study of their ethnobotany.

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Taxonomic account of the Euphorbiaceae (Platylobeae) of Australia.

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An account of the evergreen forest trees, lianas and shrubs of Malawi. 712 species are described and presented. The content covers habit, distribution, ecology, geology, soils, chorology, conservation status. Illustrated with over 400 line drawings, 30 photographs and 65 maps.