Mostly Alpine Plants
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Flores de Alta Montaña de los Andes Patagonicos High Mountain
Flowers of the Patagonia Andes. Marcela Ferreyra, Cecilia
Ezcurra, Sonia Clayton. 2006. In English and Spanish, 239pp. color
photos. Descriptions of 170 species of plants, maps. Editorial LOLA
Land Above the
Trees: a guide to American Alpine Tundra, 4th edition. Ann
Zwinger and Beatrice Willard, 1996. ISBN 1-55566-171-8. Alpine habitats
beyond the field guide: alpine tundra, plant and animal adaptations,
alpine heath, alpine marsh, talus and scree slopes, fellfields, snowbed
communities, etc.
Plantas
Altoandinas en la Flora Silvestre de Chile. A. Hoffman, MK
Arroyo, F. Liberona, M. Muñoz, J. Watson. 1998. ISBN
956-7743-00-2 280 pp. Illustrated with color drawings,
covers from about 28 to 41 S latitude, from about Copiapo to Osorno,
high Andes habitats.
Alpine Plant Life: Functional Plant Ecology of High Mountain
Ecosystems, C. Korner. 1999. ISBN 3-540-65438-0
The textbook for alpine plant ecology.
Páramos: a checklist of plant diversity, geographical distribution,
and botanical literature:
James Luteyn, 1999. ISBN 0-89327-427-5 Memoirs of the New
York Botanical Garden Vol 84.
Alpine Plants of North America Graham Nicholls ISBN
0-88192-548-9 An Encyclopedia of Mountain Wildflowers from the
Rockies to Alaska. Timber Press
El Altiplano: Ciencia y conciencia en los Andes. Actas del
II Simposiuo Internacional de Estudios Altoplánicos 19-21 de Octubre de
1993, Arica Chile. 1997. Universidad de Chile.
Kosciuszko Alpine Flora (Australian Alps)
Definitely on the list of dream trips
Wildflowers of Unalaska Island: A Guide to the Flowering Plants of
an Aleutian Island. Suzi Golodoff, 2003. ISBN I-889963-18-6
University of Alaska Press, Fairbanks Alaska
Wildflowers of Denali National Park and Interior Alaska. Verna E
Pratt, Frank G Pratt. 1993. ISBN 0-9623192-2-8, Alaskakrafts
Inc, Anchorage Alaska
Wildflowers and other Plant Life of the Kodiak Archipelago: A Field Guide for the Flora of Kodiak and Southcentral Alaska 2010
ISBN 978-1-57833-479-9 Stacy Studebaker.
Sense of Place Press, Kodiak Alaska
Rocky Mountain Wildflowers. 1963. Frank C Craighead, Jr and
Roy J Davis. ISBN 0-395-07578-5 Peterson Field Guide,
Houghton Mifflin Company
Flora Nativa de valor Ornamental: Chile Zona Cordillera de
Los Andes. 2008. Paulina Riedemann, Gustavo Aldunate,
Sebastian Teillier ISBN 978-956-299-432-3 Comes with 2
parts, one a guide to trails and routes.
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Resources from Museums, Herbarios, Libraries, Seed Banks,
Taxonomy sites, online courses
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Millenium Seed Bank Project Kew.
About the Chile project.
Ex situ
Conservation of Endemic, Endangered and Vulnerable Plant Species from
the Arid Lands of Chile "The
plant hunter: Follow ecologist Michael Way across Chile as he
searches for rare and threatened plant species for Kew Garden's
Millennium Seed Bank, in a bid to safeguard them for future generations,
before it's too late."
BBC Video
Conservación
ex situ de especies endémicas y
amenazadas de las zonas desértica y mediterránea de Chile
Banco Base de Semillas, Instituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias
(INIA), Chile
Boletín de la Red de Recolectores de Semillas Nativas
Manual de Recolleción de semillas de plantas silvestres
Boletin INIA
#110.
ISSN 0717-4829. How to collect seeds from wild plants.
PDF
Neotropical Live Plant Photos Another useful site from The
Field Museum. "La mejor manera de aprender a reconocer plantas
tropicales puede ser por medio de caminatas en el campo con un botánico
que tenga muchos conocimientos. Varias veces. Como esto es raramente
posible en los Neotrópicos (las zonas tropicales de las Américas),
nosotros estamos buscando otras maneras de poder ayudar."
Novon: a journal
of botanical nomenclature from the Missouri Botanical Garden. Vol
1-18 available on
Biodiversity Heritage Library site.
New digital resources from the Field Museum.
V-Types
Berlin Negatives: "In
1929, J. Francis Macbride of the Botany Department of The Field Museum
traveled to Europe to photograph type specimens of tropical American
plants preserved in European herberia. He visited all the major
herbaria and his efforts resulted in photographs of over 40,000 types
and other historically important specimens. Of these, 15,000 negatives
from the Berlin-Dahlem have been scanned at high resolution."
Fieldiana Botany Online: "Fieldiana es una publicación monográfica
seriada y arbitrada, editada por el The Field Museum con énfasis en
monografías y artículos científicos relacionados a sus colecciones e
investigación........El catálogo completo de Fieldiana está ahora
disponible en formato digital a través del proyecto "Biodiversity
Heritage Library...."
IPNI The International Plant Names Index.
Tour the Latin American Plant Gallery Missouri Botanical
Garden
Instituto de Botánica Darwinion Flora de Conosur Catálogo de
las Plantas Vasculares.
sciELO
Scientific Electronic Library. Online academic journals from
Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, España, Mexico,
Portugal, Venezuela, with others in development. These are free
downloads of scientific publications, not tied to USA or European
document service outfits which require payments upwards of $35 just to
see one PDF. Another source for academic journals relating
to botany is "Electronic
Sites of Leading Botany, Plant Biology and Science Journals" which
lists hundreds of journals,
some of the journals do have online access to
their archives, most don't.
2,052 new species of vascular plants See page 5. SOS 2009
State of Observed Species: A Report Card on our knowledge of the
Earth's Species.
Botanicus MBG Rare Books online:
Flora Peruviana, et Chilensis Hippolyto Ruiz, et Josepho Pavon.
Tomus I-III
The Biodiversity Heritage Library:
Flora de Chile by Cárlos Reiche
online.
Flora of Peru Macbride et al online. Hard to believe but it's
all there for download.
Angiosperm Phylogeny website: "The
focus of this site is on angiosperm families, although treatments of
gymnosperm groups were added in 2005. Emphasis is placed on plant
families because they are the groups - admittedly partly arbitrary as to
circumscription, but now for the most part monophyletic - around which
many of us organize our understanding of plant diversity. I also pay
attention to groupings of families because much progress has been made
in the last decade in particular in sorting them out. Infrafamilial
groups in families like Poaceae, Apocynaceae, Malvaceae and Ericaceae
are being added as studies become available. In larger families I tend
to focus on literature that deals with clades with fifty or more taxa,
in smaller families the coverage is more detailed."
Online course in systematic botany, Texas A&M University.
Lectures, lab notes, not restricted to North American flora.
Plant Taxonomy course online: lecture notes,
lab guidelines, quizzes. Material from
Stephen G. Saupe, Ph.D.; Biology
Department, College of St. Benedict/St. John's University, Collegeville,
Minnesota.
Chihuahuan Desert Natural History Course. "A course introducing
the natural history of the Chihuahuan Desert, designed to be either a
self-learning course or as the basic outline for a formally taught
course."
Andean Botanical Information System (ABIS) presents information
from floristic and systematic investigations of the flowering plants (phanerogams)
of Andean South America.
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Mostly Chile
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Guía
de Campo: Plantas Trepadoras, Epífitas y Parásitas Nativas de
Chile
Alicia Marticorena, Diego Alarcón, Lucía Abello y Cristian
Atala 2010 Online free as PDF
publication.
Libreta Botánica Observaciones
botánicas no publicadas, hallazgos, teoría, propuestas,
escritos sobre especiación, diversidad vegetal, rareza,
grados de amenaza, extinción.
Guía de Campo:
Helechos Nativos
del Centro y Sur de Chile
Roberto
Rodríguez, Diego Alarcón y Jaime Espejo
2009. Free online PDF
publication.
Revista Chilena de Historia Natural,
Publicación de
la Sociedad de Biología de Chile
Plant Geography of Chile (Plant and Vegetation)
Andres Moreira-Munoz,
2011. ISBN-10:
9048187478 From Amazon webpage "The first and so far only
Plant Geography of Chile was written about 100 years ago, since when
many things have changed: plants have been renamed and reclassified;
taxonomy and systematics have experienced deep changes as have biology,
geography, and biogeography. The time is therefore ripe for a new look
at Chile’s plants and their distribution. Focusing on three key issues –
botany/systematics, geography and biogeographical analysis – this book
presents a thoroughly updated synthesis both of Chilean plant geography
and of the different approaches to studying it. Because of its range –
from the neotropics to the temperate sub-Antarctic – Chile’s flora
provides a critical insight into evolutionary patterns, particularly in
relation to the distribution along the latitudinal profiles and the
global geographical relationships of the country’s genera. The
consequences of these relations for the evolution of the Chilean Flora
are discussed. This book will provide a valuable resource for both
graduate students and researchers in botany, plant taxonomy and
systematics, biogeography, evolutionary biology and plant conservation.
Springer. Also available in PDF as a dissertation.
Plant Geography of Chile:
An Essay on Postmodern Biogeography
Gayana Botanica
"La revista Gayana Botanica, dedicada al naturalista francés Claudio Gay
(1800-1873), es el órgano oficial de Ediciones de la Universidad de
Concepción, Chile, para la publicación de resultados de investigaciones
originales en las áreas de la botánica." Articles online starting
with Vol 57. 2000.
Rhodora Journal of the New England Botanical
Club.
Vol
1 (1899) through vol. 106 (2004) online.
Cactus del Extremo Norte de Chile
Raquel Pinto & Arturo Kirberg,
2009
Tillandsia del Norte de Chile y del Extremo Sur de Perú.
Raquel Pinto. 2005. ISBN: 956-299-730-8.
Oasis de Niebla: El Niño 1997
by Raquel Pinto. 1999.
Andean Desert Garden & Village
Life Blog
Fenómeno del "desierto florido" se presenta en el Norte Chico:
Desde septiembre a noviembre se presenta florecimiento de especies
debido al aumento de lluvias en la zona.
por Pablo Portilla y Oriana Fernández -
23/09/2009
Stromatolites in Chile's extreme north (!)
1 Parte
2 Parte
3 Parte
Facebook group:
Flores Silvestres de Chile
Guía de Campo de las Orquídeas Chilenas
Novoa, P., J. Espejo, M. Cisternas, M. Rubio & E. Domínguez.
PDF
Guía de las
Orquídeas de la Quinta Región
Agosto 2009. Sergio Elórtegui y Patricio Novoa.
Quinoa:
Recetario Gourmet de Quínoa (Quinoa recipe book).
High protein seeds commonly used on the altiplano of Chile and Bolivia.
Manual de Cultivación para la Producción de Quínoa en la Región
Semiarido en Chile.
Quínoa video in
Spanish
Manual de plantas y canciones Aymara Divulgación de
la sabiduría ancestral sobre plantas nativas del altiplano de Arica,
Chile.
Etnobotania y etno musicología Aymara
Chile Bosque
proyecto dedicado a difundir, conocer y disfrutar de
la diversa flora nativa de Chile.
Plantas Amenazadas del
Centro-Sur de Chile:
Distribución, Conservación y Propagación
PDF
Muestras Neotropicales de Herbario (sorted
for Chile specimens)
www.thefieldmuseum.org
Monumento Natural Quebrada de Cardones
A new natural monument for Arica: Quebrada de Cardones, primer
área silvestre protegida de Arica. And read more about the natural
monument from the
CONAF
site. More from
El Mercurio.
Jardín Botánico del Desierto
Atacama Desert un bréve descripción, Benito Gómez Silva,
Instituto del Desierto, Universidad de Antofagasta.
Cactaceas en la flora silvestre de Chile. Segunda Edicion.
AE Hoffman J. and HE Walter M. Illustrations by Andrés Jullián
2004. ISBN 956-7743-05-3.
Flora and vegetation of Pan de Azucar National Park in Chile
Rundel et al
PDF
Flores del Desierto de Chile Wildflowers of the Chilean
Desert Sebastian Teillier A, Herman Zepeda F,
Patricia Garcia V. 1998 ISBN 956-7173-22-2 Useful for
the species in the Atacama Desert south of Antofagasto.
Hongos de Chile: Atlas Micologico, Waldo Lazo, Facultad de
Ciencias de la Universidad de Chile. 2001. ISBN
956-19-0337-7. Chile's mushrooms and fungi.
Flora de los Andes de Coquimbo: Cordillera de Doña Ana. F.
Squeo, R. Osorio, G. Arancio. 1994. ISBN956-7393-01-X.
http://www.biouls.cl For species above about 3,000 masl, at
about 26-32º S latitude in Chile.
Historia Natural del Parque Nacional Bosque Fray Jorge
Editores: Francisco A. Squeo, Julio R. Gutiérrez & Iván R. Hernández
PDF
http://www.biouls.cl
El Pequeño Entomólogo
Universidad de La Serena, Proyecto Explora
Flora of Chile Project
Classification, diversity
and distribution of Chilean Asteraceae: implications for
biogeography and conservation por Moriera-Muñoz and Muñoz-Schick
Arboles Nativos de Chile
PDF
Libro Rojo de la Flora Nativa y de los Sitios Prioritarios para su
conservación: Regiòn de Coquimbo. F. Squeo, G.
Arancio, J.R. Guttièrrezditores. 2001. ISBN
956-7393-12-2. In Spanish. Ediciones Universidad de La
Serena.
PDF
Plantas medicinales silvestres de uso tradicional en la localidad de
Paposo, Costa del Desierto de Atacama, II Región, Chile,
Guido Gutierrez G.and Leonel Lazo Salinas. 1996. May be out
of print now.
Flora Nativa de valor ornamental, identificacion y propagacion (Central
Chile)
by
Paulina Riedemann and Gustavo Aldunate, 2001. ISBN 956-13-1737-0.
Flora Nativa de valor ornamental, identificacion y propagacion (Northern
Chile coastal) Paulina Riedemann, Gustavo Aldunate and Sebastián
Teillier. 2006. ISBN 956-299-432-5. Both can be
ordered from Corporación Parque y Centro Cultural Botánico Chagual.
Vitacura, Santiago, Chile. email:
mvlegassa@gmail.com
Le Jardin Botanique Alpin du Lautaret: the results of their
botanical expedition to Chile. Many photos of Chilean wildflowers,
list by families
Flora de la cuenca de Santiago de Chile
por Luisa Eugenia
Navas Bustamante
PDF
Arch. Juan Fernández--Isla Robinson Crusoe-Native Plants vs Introduced
PDF
of Poster
Chloris Chilensis, Revista Chilena de Flora y Vegetación.
Online refereed journal.
New issue.
Lomas
Formations of the Atacama Desert, part of the Smithsonian Institution
Project Centres of Plant Diversity The rationale for the project
is the concern about the rapid global loss and degradation of natural
ecosystems and the urgent need to highlight areas of pristine botanical
importance.
Central Andean dry puna (NT1001).
Also check out Atacama desert (NT1303), in the
same series. Be sure to click the link to the "scientific
report" (at the bottom of their page) as the preliminary paragraphs
presented are sketchy.
Plantas Altoandinas en la Flora Silvestre de Chile. A.
Hoffman, MK Arroyo, F. Liberona, M. Muñoz, J. Watson. 1998.
ISBN 956-7743-00-2 280 pp. Illustrated with color drawings,
covers from about 28 to 41 S latitude, from about Copiapo to Osorno,
high Andes habitats.
Flores del Norte Chico, 2a edición. 1985 By Melica Muñoz
Schick. Dirección de Bibliotecas, Archivos y Museos, 1985
Inscription No. 62.208. Photos and descriptions of 66 species
found at the latitudes between about 27 to 35 S.
Giant
Equisetum in Chile
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Mostly Bolivia
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ZONAS DE
VEGETACIÓN POTENCIAL DE BOLIVIA: UNA BASE PARA EL ANÁLISIS DE VACÍOS DE
CONSERVACIÓN
Gonzalo Navarro y Wanderley Ferreira
Articulós
Cientificos-Técnicos Rev. Bol. Ecol. 15 2004
Abstract: The bioclimatic,
geophysical, floristic, vegetation, and human land-use patterns of the
entire Bolivian territory and their spatial discontinuities were
superimposed and geographical discontinuities were analyzed, revealing 39
vegetation zones that we grouped into 12 general
physiographic-biogeographical units. The proposed vegetation zones are
briefly characterized and described and a diagnosis of their vegetation
types and the characteristic floristic combinations are presented. We also
present a map of the 39 proposed vegetation zones.
Preliminary Checklist of the Compositae of Bolivia
D.J. Nicholas Hind, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, February 2009. 537 pp
Annotated
Guia de Arboles de Bolivia. T. Killeen, E. Gargcia. E., S. Beck,
editores. 1993. Nearly 1,000 pp over trees of Bolivia. 42 page key to
families. Herbario Nacional de Bolivia and
Missouri Botanical Garden.
Arboles y Arbustos para Sistemas Agroforestales en Los Valles Interandinos
de Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Guia de Campo. IG Vargas, A
Lawrence, ME Otazu. 2000. ISBN 99905-801-1-1.
Historía Natural de un Valle en los Andes: La Paz. Eduardo
Forno, Mario Baudoin. 1991. Paperback, 559 pp. Edited by Instituto de
Ecología - UMSA, Casilla de Correo Central 10077, La Paz, Bolivia. Deposito
Legal No. 4-1-34-91. Ecology of a high altitude valley in Bolivia that has
much in common with the precordillera and altiplano near Putre. Good
descriptions of bofedales. Bibliography. In Spanish. A possible source for
this book is
nhbs.co.uk/index.html
Flora Ilustrada Altoandina , La relación entre hombre, planta, y medio
ambiente en el Ayllu Majasaya Mujlli (Prov. Tapacari, Dpto Cochabamba,
Bolivia:
Pestalozzi
and Torrez, 1998. ISBN 99905-48-00-5 Although written for an area
of Andean Bolivia, the book contains line drawings, photos, and brief
descriptions of many of the same genera and species found in the Lauca area. In
Spanish.
A Cactus Odyssey: Journeys in the wilds of Bolivia, Peru, and Argentina
by James Mauseth, Roberto Kiesling, Carlos Ostolaza, 2002.
ISBN0-88192-526-8. Informative and amusing adventures of 3 botanists
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Revista Peruana de Biología. Publicación del Universidad Nacional Mayor
de San Marcos.
Arboles y Arbustos del Valle Sagrado de Los Incas.
Trees and Bushes from the Sacred Valley of the Incas. G. Cassinelli del
Sante. 2000. ISBN-9972-9172-0-7. 102 pp. In Spanish and English.
Rapid Color Guides page.
On plants from Arequipa, western slope of Peru, Cuzco, etc.
Over 50 posters available for Peru, also for Mexico, USA, Colombia, Ecuador,
Bolivia, etc.
Plants,
animals.
Flora y vegetación del Departamento de Tacna
(Peru) por Juan Franco Leon et al.
La Microcuenca del Río Kachimayu
Flora y fauna de la región del Cusco. "Ud. está visitando el registro
botánico de la Asociación Pukllasunchis de la Microcuenca del Río Kachimayu,
la cual se encuentra entre 3'200 y 4'000 m.s.n.m. en la región del Cusco,
Perú, a una distancia de approx. 5 km de la ciudad misma".
Plantas Comunes del Cañon de Cotahuasi, Peru.
Not far north of Putre, 8 posters
El libro rojo de las plantas endémicas del Perú Vol.
13, Nº 2,
especial, 2006
Restauración de hábitat y uso sostenible de los bosque secos del sur del
Perú a poster, Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew
Composición florística de la cuenca del río Ilo-Moquegua y Lomas de Ilo,
Moquegua, Perú.
ARAKAKI, Mónica y CANO, Asunción Rev. peru biol., ene./jul. 2003,
vol.10
Illustrated Guide to Trees of Peru. TD Pennington, C Reynel, A
Daza. Drawings by Rosemary Wise. 2004. ISBN 0 9538134 3 6. 848 pages and
chock full of keys, line diagrams, essential information.
Diversidad Florística del Norte de Perú Tomo I,
1999. ISBN ? by Sagástegui, Dillon, Sánchez V., Leiva G., Lezama A.
Tomo II: Diversidad floristica del Norte de Perú, Bosque Montanos.
Both of these volumes can be ordered from
www.sacha.org
Cactus and Succulent Journal Included lately has been
information focusing on cactus of Bolivia, with some articles coming on
cactus of the high Andes of Peru.
QUEPO
is the journal of the Sociedad Peruana de Cactus y Suculentas. Deals with
cactus of Peru, and anything having to do with cactus of Peru such as art,
ethnobotany, food, poetry, literature. Information from Dr. Carlos Ostolaza
fax 511 476 2102. Also Quepo has a page on
cactus-mall.com
Geografía del Perú: Las ocho regiones naturales, La regionalización
transversal, La sabiduría ecológica tradicional.
by Javier Pulgar Vidal, 10th edition, 1996, PEISA. ISBN 9972-40-027-3
Divides Peru into 8 ecological regions, and introduces each area's flora,
fauna, geography, culture, climate. In Spanish.
Conserving the Biological Diversity of the Polylepis
woodlands of the highlands of Peru and Bolivia: A Contribution to
Sustainable Natural Resource Management in the Andes.
Fjeldsa and Kessler 1996. ISBN 87-986168-0-3. Deforestation in the high
Andes. This book is important also for Chile, as several birds in northern
Chile are strongly specialized to Polylepis, including the
Giant Conebill, and other
little-known birds in northern Chile use
Polylepis seasonally -- the Rufous-webbed Tyrant, Tamarugo
Conebill, and D'orbigny's Chat Tyrant among them. In
Chile, Polylepis is going fast. Extensive bibliography.
Flora Genérica de los Páramos: Guía Illustrada de las Plantas Vasculares
P. Sklenár, JL Luteyn, C Ulloa
Ulloa, PM Jorgensen, MO Dillon. ISBN 0-89327-468-2. 499 pp.
The Biology of Mangroves Peter J Hogarth 1999.
ISBN 0-19-850223 Oxford University Press |
Mostly Argentina
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Algunas de las muchas plantas nativas de las Sierras del Tandil
(Argentina) UNESCO download
Flores de Alta Montaña de los Andes Patagonicos High Mountain Flowers of
the Patagonia Andes. Marcela Ferreyra, Cecilia Ezcurra, Sonia
Clayton. 2006. In English and Spanish, 239pp. color photos. Descriptions
of 170 species of plants, maps. Editorial LOLA
Darwiniana: Instituto de Botánica "Darwinion" (IBODA-CONICET)
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Other places, habitats, research
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Malezas de México Lots
of close-up photographs. Huge site, fine resource.
Passiflora Online Journal
Plants
of the Montane Forests: Guatemala
Ana Lucrecia de MacVean
The Giant Horsetails, Chad Husby's site on this
giant plant. He quotes Richard Spruce in
Notes of a Botanist on the Amazon and Andes 1908: "But
the most remarkable plant in the forest of Canelos is a gigantic
Equisetum, 20 feet high, and the stem nearly as thick as the wrist!...It
extends for a distance of a mile on a plain bordering the Pastasa, but
elevated some 200 feet above it, where at every few steps one sinks over
the knees in black, white, and red mud. A wood of young larches
may give you an idea of its appearance. I have never seen anything
which so much astonished me. I could almost fancy myself in some
primeval forest of
Calamites
, and if some gigantic Saurian had suddenly appeared, crushing its way
among the succulent stems, my surprise could hardly have been increased."
One River: Explorations and Discoveries in the Amazon Rain Forest,
Wade Davis, 1996. ISBN 0-684-80886-2 From the back cover: "In
1941, Professor Richard Evans Schultes took a leave from Harvard and
disappeared into the Amazon, where he spent the next 12 years mapping
uncharted rivers and living among dozens of Indian tribes. In the
1970's he sent 2 prize students, Tim Plowman and Wade Davis, to follow
in his footsteps and unveil the botanical secret of coca............. a
sacred plant know to the Inca as the Divine Leaf of Immortality. A
stunning account of adventure and discovery, betrayal and destruction........."
A book you'll never quite finish, to read and reread. What a story.
Alpine Plant Life: Functional Plant Ecology of High Mountain
Ecosystems, C. Korner. 1999. ISBN 3-540-65438-0
The textbook for alpine plant ecology.
Un Compañero Neotropical: Una introducción a los animales,
plantas, y ecosistemas del Trópico del Nuevo Mundo. John
Kricher. 2006. ISBN 1-878788-50-7 Editores de la versión en
Español Alvaro Jaramillo y Luis Segura.
Páramos: a checklist of plant diversity, geographical distribution, and
botanical literature:
James Luteyn, 1999. ISBN 0-89327-427-5 Memoirs of the New
York Botanical Garden Vol 84.
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