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The Genus Erythronium

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The Genus Erythronium Synopsis

The Erythronium is a seemingly delicate perennial with a decidedly wild touch. Its recurved petals are often described as "tooth-like" and at times seem to be caught in a dramatic dive toward the ground. Long appreciated for their bright reds and yellows, their easy cultivation, and even their use as a food, these woodland plants are finding growing popularity in North America. The Genus Erythronium is the first dedicated monograph on the plant and will be the authority for botanists, gardeners, growers, and breeders everywhere.

The Genus Erythronium
details all twenty-nine currently identified species, all based on the most current research, including brand-new information on morphology and DNA. Captivating botanical illustrations and photographs fill the book and an extensive key allows easy identification of each species. Chapters covering phytogeography, morphology, cultivation, and conservation, as well as guidance on rating plants, come together to make this an essential, comprehensive volume.

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ISBN: 9781842464922
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Author: Chris Clennett
Publisher: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 224 pages
Series: A Botanical Magazine Monograph
Genres: Botany and plant sciences

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