Plants of Arizona

by Anne Orth Epple, John F. Wiens (Revised by)

Overview

An authoritative survey of the most common and noteworthy plants found throughout Arizona, this guide covers more than 900 species. Color photos illustrate each plant, with relevant botanical information covered in each plant entry. Fully updated and revised, this guide reflects current, accurate information, naming conventions, and botanical knowledge.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781493057948
Publisher:	Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
Publication date:	10/01/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	512
File size:	72 MB
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About the Author

John Wiens has worked in the botany department at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum since 1985. John was lead author on the publication Vegetation and Vascular Flora of Ironwood Forest National Monument, Pima and Pinal Counties, Arizona after nearly 30 years of filed work in the 135,000 acre Ironwood Forest National Monument, designated in 2000. He has assisted in editing and has been published in multiple botanical books (such as Biodiversity, Ecosystems, and Conservation in Northern Mexico; Desert Gardens, a Photographic Tour of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum)and journals, including Madroño, Sonorensis, and The Plant Press. He lives in Tucson, Arizona with his wife, Julie.



Anne Orth Epple is the author of eleven books. She and her husband, Lewis Epple, spent five years photographing, researching, and writing about the 900 plants in this guide. Anne is a retired flower show judge, lecturer, and award-winning flower designer.

Table of Contents

Contents

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Arizona’s Life Zones

Plant Family Descriptions

Species Descriptions

Angiosperms: White to Cream Flowers

Angiosperms: Yellow Flowers

Angiosperms: Orange Flowers

Angiosperms: Red Flowers

Angiosperms: Pink to Purple Flowers

Angiosperms: Blue Flowers

Angiosperms: Green to Brown Flowers

Cacti

Gymnosperms

Ferns

Glossary

Parts of a Flower

References
Index