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Alpine Flowers: Of Britain and Europe (Collins Pocket Guide) The only portable guide to the flowers found in the mountainous regions of Britain and Europe, including the Czech and Slovak Republics, Hungary, Poland, Romania, the former Yugoslavian states, Icelan


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Alpine Flowers: Of Britain and Europe (Collins Pocket Guide)

Title:Alpine Flowers: Of Britain and Europe (Collins Pocket Guide)
Author:Christopher Grey-Wilson
Rating:4.60 (754 Votes)
Asin:0002200171
Format Type:Paperback
Number of Pages:384 Pages
Publish Date:0000-00-00
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Editorial : 'a splendid book admirably suited to its purpose.' Country Life

The only portable guide to the flowers found in the mountainous regions of Britain and Europe, including the Czech and Slovak Republics, Hungary, Poland, Romania, the former Yugoslavian states, Iceland and north-west Spain - Every species described in detail with the major characteristics highlighted for easy identification - The colour illustrations, painted from live or fresh specimens, show the full beauty of these exquisite plants

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