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Flora Of Florida, Volume I: Pteridophytes And Gymnosperms,Used
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A major source of information on the plants of Florida which will be the standard reference for years to come.'Rolla Tryon, professor emeritus of biology, Harvard University'This important addition to the botanical literature of Florida and the eastern United States will be welcomed by professional and amateur botanists and field biologists throughout the region.'Gil Nelson, Florida State UniversityFlora of Florida, Volume I, is the first of a proposed eightvolume comprehensive reference to the more than 3,800 vascular plants, native and nonnative, known to occur growing wild in the state.Richard Wunderlin and Bruce Hansen employ standard botanical treatments and keys for all families, genera, and species of the ferns and nonflowering seed plants (for example, pines, cedars, yews) along with descriptions, illustrations, nomenclature, and distribution informationmaking this the first single volume to contain all pertinent data. Chapters also cover physical setting, vegetation, and botanical exploration. Forthcoming volumes will include systematic treatment of the dicot families (volumes 2 to 6) and the monocot families (volumes 7 and 8).This invaluable reference provides botanists, both professional and advanced amateur, detailed information on the common and the rare and endangered ferns and nonflowering seed plants growing wild in Florida, a state with the third richest flora in the United States. Researchers, state and federal agencies, university students, and environmental consultants will also value the volumes comprehensive descriptions, illustrations, and taxonomic nomenclature.Richard P. Wunderlin, professor of biology at the University of South Florida, is the author of Guide to the Vascular Plants of Florida (UPF, 1998), Guide to the Vascular Plants of Central Florida (UPF, 1982), and coauthor of the Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants CDROM.Bruce F. Hansen, curator of the University of South Florida Herbarium, is coauthor of the Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants CDROM.
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