شناسایی گیاهان استرالیایی - کتاب‌شناسی منابع - منابع مفید برای کمک به شناسایی گیاهان بومی و طبیعی، قارچ‌ها و جلبک‌ها

An incredibly exhaustive reference work on almost all available botanical works in Australia and which ones are worth reading. Australian Plant Identification A Resource Bibliography – 10 April 2019 5-7 Introduction 8-10 Plant Identification – Where to start Part 1: Resources by geographical region 11-17 National 18-29 Queensland 30-47 New South Wales inc ACT 48-58 Victoria 59-64 Tasmania 64-71 South Australia 72-83 Western Australia 84-90 Northern Territory 91-94 Offshore Islands and external territoris 95-98 Acacia 99-103 Aquatic non-marine and wetland plants and algae 104-105 Asteraceae 105-106 Carnivorous plants 106 Casuarinaceae 106-107 Chenopodiaceae 107-108 Climbing Plants 109-112 Cryptogams – lichens 112-115 Cryptogams – Mosses 116-117 Cryptogams – Hepatics – Liverworts and Hornworts 117 Emu Bushes 118-119 Ferns and fern-allies 119-126 Fungi and slime moulds 126 Goodeniacae 127-134 Grasses 135 Grassland plants 135-136 Gymnosperms -conifers -cycads 137 Mallee plants 137 Kangaroo Paws – Anigozanthos 138-139 Mangroves 139-144 Marine plants and marine algae 144-145 Mistletoes 145-150 Myrtaceae – Eucalypts 150-152 Myrtaceae – non eucalypts 152 -159 Orchids 159 -160 Palms 160-162 Pea-flowers 162-163 Poisonous plants 163-167 Proteaceae 167-174 Rainforest plants 174 Rutaceae 174-176 Sea-shore plants 176-177 Sedges and rushes 178-180 Seeds and pollen spores 180 Solanaceae 181 -182 Succulents 183-193 Threatened and rare plants 193 Triggerplants 194-209 Weeds This book is a straightforward guide to the identification of the main weeds, particularly in their seedling stage, in temperate crops (wheat, oats, barley, triticale, lupins, fields peas, chickpeas, safflower, sunflower, linseed and rapeseed) throughout Australia. It is critical to identify weeds at the earliest possible stage so that they can be controlled before seriously reducing crop yields. This practical publication enables farmers and others to identify all the important weed seedlings as well as the mature plants. The text is brief and recognition of the species relies mainly on drawings and photographs of weeds and their seeds Over The Last 200 Years Australia's Natural Environment Has Been Dramatically Reshaped By The Introduction Of Exotic Plants. In This Updated And Revised Book, Mark Wolff Sets Out To Help The Home Gardener To Easily Identify And Understand Some Of Our More Common Garden Weeds. The Weed Book Includes: - Identification Guide With Colour Photographs And Detailed Descriptions - Step-by-step, Illustrated Guide To Hand Weeding Methods - Techniques For The Safe Use Of Chemical Herbicides To Control Common Weeds - Glossary Of Botanical Terms.