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Tasmanian Streambank Plants – A Guide to Common Plants Along Streams | Rae Glazik & Michael Askey-Doran | 2004 [USED – SC – Out of Print]

Tasmanian Streambank Plants – A Guide to Common Plants Along Streams | Rae Glazik & Michael Askey-Doran | 2004 [USED – SC – Out of Print]

A field guide to the common plants found along Tasmanian stream banks — covering trees, shrubs, ferns, grasses, sedges and rushes, and herbs found in the riparian zone alongside Tasmanian waterways.

At 80 indexed pages with black and white botanical sketches throughout, this is a practical reference for anyone involved in stream rehabilitation, riparian vegetation surveys, Landcare work, or simply wanting to identify what's growing along a Tasmanian river or creek.

Out of print since 2004 and not commonly found.

BOOK DETAILS

  • Softcover.
  • 80 pages, indexed.
  • Black and white sketches.
  • Published 2004. Out of print.

CONDITION

Used, generally good condition.

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SKU SKU19220
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Weight 0.35 kg
Author Rae Glazik & Michael Askey-Doran
ISBN 0724663134
 
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