Range maps, drawings, photographs, and identification keys enhance the information about structure, ecology, and chemistry in the first ever boon on California lichens. 1988 University of California Press. Directions and many other details will make for a great trip. 2000 Milt Stark. This beautiful field guide covers 31 species of orchids that are native to California and is a valuable resource for both professionals and amateurs.
Distribution maps show where the orchids grow.
1995 Cornell University Press. Flowers are grouped by location, elevation, color, name, and family. A sturdy cover makes this a great addition to any outing. Lone Pine publishing. This handy book written and illustrated by two environmental educators is an excellent introduction and teaching tool for everyone from grammar school student to adult.