Wetlands and quiet waters of the Midwest

Wetlands and quiet waters of the Midwest

by Anne M. Petty, Robert O. Petty, Torkel Korling

Part of Wild plants in flower -- [4]

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"This volume pays tribute to the native plants characteristically found in the Midwest's quiet waters, as distinct from its flowing streams. While most of the species populate broad ranges, all are part of the familiar display that may greet a summer visitor to lakes and wet grounds in the Great Lakes region." "Wild Plants in Flower - Wetlands and Quiet Waters of the Midwest features color photographs of forty-five species, delightful and engaging species notes for each plant, its habitat, appearance, and range; and perceptive mini-essays that describe the evolution of wetlands and botanical plants and the dangers they face. This field guide will help nature lovers identify and treasure the delicate flora of upland swamp forests, floodplains, wet prairies, marshes, fens, and bogs, and perhaps help preserve their dwindling numbers."--Jacket.

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