9781775848455
9781775848462
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A01=Clare Barkworth
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Adam Pope
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Backswamp grassland
Baikiaea forest
bark
Bemba
Botany and plant sciences
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Category=WNP
Chipya woodland
Clare Barkworth
common name
compound leaves
conservation
COP=South Africa
Cryptosepalum
Dambo grassland
deciduous
deciduous Itigi forest
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distribution maps
dry evergreen
ecological assocations
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Floodplain grassland
flowers
fruit
fungi
game drives
Game Management Area
GMA
identification features
imparipinnate
indigenous tree species
Kalahari woodland
Kaonde
Kunda
landlocked country
Language_English
latex
leaves
Lenje
local forests
local names for plants and trees
Lozi
Lunda
Marquesia- Parinari
medicinal uses
Miombo woodland
montane forest
Mopane woodland
Munga woodland
national parks
Natural History
naturalised exotic species
nature reserve
Nyanja
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paln
paripinnate
pinnate
Plants
Pocket Guide Trees of Zambia
pollinators
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PS=Active
sap
savanna
scientific name
seeds
Senegalia
simple leaves
softlaunch
Soli
termitaria
termite mounds
Tonga
Travel and holiday guides
Trees
Tumbuka
Vachellia
viewing locations
Western Kalahari grassland
wet forest
wildflowers & plants
wildlife-protected areas
woodland
Zambezian woodland
Zambia
Zambian flora
Zambian trees
Zambian vegetation types
Product details
- ISBN 9781775848455
- Dimensions: 104 x 180mm
- Publication Date: 31 Aug 2023
- Publisher: Penguin Random House South Africa
- Publication City/Country: ZA
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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The most recent addition to the popular POCKET GUIDE series, Trees of Zambia features 140 indigenous tree species and four naturalised exotics likely to be seen in Zambia and its 20 national parks. The trees are organised in five groups, each with a unique set of characteristics, to help narrow down options in identifying a tree. Each page describes a single tree species, combining concise text and photographs. Features include: Succinct species descriptions including bark, leaves, flowers and fruit. Full-colour photographs of trees and their parts. Up-to-date distribution maps. A brief introduction covering vegetation types. Table of family names and tree characteristics. Local names for trees. Best viewing locations, including national parks. Sales points: First compact and accessible guide to trees of the region. Ideal companion for exploring Zambia. Distribution maps for each species. Authors are regional experts.
Adam Pope obtained a Master of Philosophy degree from the University of Reading. He worked as chartered engineer with the Institution of Civil Engineers in London and later as a consultant. He has also been involved in conservation projects and environmental impact assessments.
