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The mountain flora of Java constitutes a unique natural heritage of Indonesia and indeed of the whole world. The most informative and most beautifully illustrated book ever written on this rich resource is doubtlessly The Mountain Flora of Java written by the late renowned Dutch biologist C.G.G.J. van Steenis, with unsurpassed paint drawings of 456 flowering plant species by Amir Hamzah and Moehamad Toha. The first edition from 1972 was sold out fairly soon. Brill is therefore proud to publish this edition of this seminal work at this point in time. There are three very good reasons to reprint the Mountain Flora both in English and in the Indonesian language. • First of all there is the importance of this flora for biodiversity conservation and sustainable use of the vulnerable mountain ecosystems of Java. • Secondly, the unique style and quality of the 456 plant portraits by Amir Hamzah and Moehamad Toha. • Thirdly there is the science, explaining and interpreting the rich botanical diversity in the mountains of Java. Although written over 40 years ago Van Steenis' approach to the study of botany can still serve as an example and inspiration for young botanists, conservationists and policy makers.

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""[Fauna and Flora, Earth and Sky] is, in fact, the most intelligent, thoughtful, original, challenging, and highly entertaining work of nature writing since Barry Lopez's Arctic Dreams. . . . It is her broad scope of contemplation, combined with her fiercely beautiful and detailed renderings of passion, natural and human, that give Trudy Dittmar's first but fully mature book its remarkable originality and considerable power."" --Robert Finch,Los Angeles Times Book Review""Honest self-scrutiny is irresistible, especially when told with a knack for diction of place, as this author demonstrates o

Human ecology. --- Mountain animals --- Natural history --- Ecology --- Environment, Human --- Human beings --- Human environment --- Ecological engineering --- Human geography --- Nature --- Alpine animals --- Alpine fauna --- Alpine region animals --- High altitude animals --- High country animals --- Hill animals --- Montane animals --- Mountain fauna --- Mountain wildlife --- Sub-alpine animals --- Subalpine animals --- Animals --- Social aspects --- Effect of environment on --- Effect of human beings on --- Dittmar, Trudy, --- Dittmar, Gertrude,

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Many recreational hikers have stopped along the trail to admire a wildflower only to wonder what, exactly, they are looking at. Wildflowers of the Mountain West is a useful field guide that makes flower identification easy for the general outdoor enthusiast.Many available plant guides are too technical or cumbersome for non-specialists to embrace. Covering New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Nevada and Oregon, this book is perfect for the enthusiasts who has little botanical knowledge but would like to know more about the wildflowers they are seeing. Organized by

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Fungi --- -Mountain plants --- -Mycology --- -Botany --- Microbiology --- Alpine flora --- Alpine plants --- Alpine region plants --- Alpine vegetation --- Alpines (Plants) --- High altitude plants --- High altitude vegetation --- Montane plants --- Mountain flora --- Mountain vegetation --- Mountain wildlife --- Sub-alpine plants --- Sub-alpine vegetation --- Subalpine plants --- Subalpine vegetation --- Plants --- Fungal kingdom --- Fungus kingdom --- Funguses --- Mycobiota --- Mycota --- Cryptogams --- Mycology --- Congresses --- FUN Fungi & Lichenes --- -Congresses --- Mountain plants --- Botany --- Fungal biology --- Fungology --- Fungus biology --- ALPS --- PARASITIC FUNGI --- MEETINGS --- ALPINE FLORA --- FUNGI --- ARCTIC REGIONS --- ENDOPHYTE --- MACROMYCETES --- ECOLOGICAL NICHE --- SCOTLAND --- ECOLOGY --- TAXONOMY

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Mountain ecology --- Mountain plants --- Mountain animals --- Natural history --- Alpine ecology --- Alpine region ecology --- Alpine regions --- Mountains --- Upland ecology --- Alpine flora --- Alpine plants --- Alpine region plants --- Alpine vegetation --- Alpines (Plants) --- High altitude plants --- High altitude vegetation --- Montane plants --- Mountain flora --- Mountain vegetation --- Mountain wildlife --- Sub-alpine plants --- Sub-alpine vegetation --- Subalpine plants --- Subalpine vegetation --- Plants --- Alpine animals --- Alpine fauna --- Alpine region animals --- High altitude animals --- High country animals --- Hill animals --- Montane animals --- Mountain fauna --- Sub-alpine animals --- Subalpine animals --- Animals --- Adaptation --- Ecology