Wild, edible & medicinal plants
Subtitle: Alaska, Canada & Pacific Northwest rainforest : an introductory pocket trail guide
By: by Carol R. Biggs.
Publisher: Carol Biggs' Alaska Nature Connection; Alaska Nature Connection; Brand: Alaska Nature Connection
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Juneau, Alaska
Language: eng
Number of pages: 76
Subjects: Wild plants, Edible -- Alaska; Medicinal plants -- Alaska; Wild plants, Edible -- Canada; Medicinal plants -- Canada; Wild plants, Edible -- Northwest, Pacific; Medicinal plants -- Northwest, Pacific
Other titles: Wild, edible, and medicinal plants; Alaska, Canada & Pacific Northwest rainforest
Notes: Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Freshwater wetlands (bogs, muskegs, swamps, and wet areas): Buckbean; title: Cattail; title: Marsh cinquefoil; title: Cotton grass; title: Crowberry; title: Marsh marigold; title: Yellow pondlily; title: Sweet gale; title: Violet; title: Forest openings and open grassy meadows: Large-leaf avens; title: Sweet coltsfoot; title: Western columbine; title: Cow parsnip; title: Trailing black currant; title: Arctic eyebright; title: Robert geranium; title: Monkshood; title: Saskatoon; title: Sitka valerian; title: Wooded areas: coniferous forests, deciduous woods; streambanks: Early blueberry; title: Fringe-cups; title: Sitka mountain ash; title: Ocean spray; title: Old man's beard; title: Salal; title: Salt marshes, beaches, seashore and rocky sites: Beach asparagus; title: Cleavers; title: Oysterleaf; title: Silverweed; title: Roadsides and disturbed soils: Red clover; title: Common dandelion; title: Dock; title: Goatsbeard; title: Pearly everlasting; title: Common plantain; title: Self heal.