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Description edit
Picking up where typical field guides leave off, this handy reference takes an ecological approach, providing complete descriptions of 85 plants found in fields, open meadows, and along roadsides--from Ailanthus to Yucca--as well as wildlife communities associated with them. Written in an... read more
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Thoreau: Add a description of this character.
- Polygonum
- Apis
- Bernd Heinrich
- Coccinellidae
- Anne
- Vanessa
- Susan
- Syrphidae
- Karner
- Pieris
- Cuscuta
- Neltje Blanchan
- Halictidae
- Edward G. Voss
- F.
- Rumex
- Andropogon
- Tetranychus
- Andrenidae
- Myzus
- Thysanoptera
- Peronospora
- Danaus
- Andrena
- Phoma
- Botrytis
- Hemaris
- Meloidogyne
- Daucus
- John Burroughs
- Clewell
- Veronica
- Pyrus
Setting & Locations edit
- North America
- Europe
- Canada
- Eurasia
- Bombus
- St. John
- New England
- Puccinia
- United States
- Northeast
- Midwest
- South America
- Virginia
- China
- Mexico
- Papaipema
- Michigan
- Philadelphia
- Japan
- Rhizoctonia
- Altemaria
- Lycaena
- Antennaria
- Schinia
- Ammophila
- Texas
- Osmia
- Strymon
- Popillia
- Russia
- Pennsylvania
- Sclerotinia
- Solidago
- Kansas
- Britain
- Speyeria
- Kentucky
- Alaska
- Heterodera
- Ceratina
- Hypera
First Sentence edit
Ailanthus (Ailanthus altissima). Quassia family. This smooth-barked tree often looks crooked, has a divided trunk.
Authors & Contributors edit
- John Eastman (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 581.974
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