A Swallow Press Book
“These two books [How to Identify Plants and How to Identify Grasses & Grasslike Plants] will make it easier to identify plants and grasses.… After reading these, you will be much more knowledgeable about plants and how they’re put together.”
Paul Berg, Small Farm Today
There is no easy way to identify grasses. And no one understands this better than H.D. Harrington, who observed thousands of students struggle and learn. His clear, concise, and well-organized guide will continue to be a basic and essential text for use in the classroom or in the field. The book contains over 500 drawings and an illustrated glossary.
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978-0-8040-0746-7
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Release date: January 1977
168 pages
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Foreword by William G. Gambill Jr.
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