British Wild Flowers: A photographic guide to every common species

British Wild Flowers: A photographic guide to every common species
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A complete photoguide to all the wild flowers of Britain.With over 1,000 main entries covering wildflowers, shrubs, aquatic plants, grasses, sedges and rushes Collins Complete Guide to British Wild Flowers is a definitive photographic reference guide for flower enthusiasts.Helpful information about habitats of wild flowers and useful tips to aid identification are included along with a botanical hotspots section detailing 100 rarer species. Comparison pages show different leaf shapes and flower clusters to enable quick and easy navigation to the right section of the book to make your identification. Detailed information on which places to visit in Britain particularly rich in flower species are also included, along with individual maps showing where each species can be found.This is the essential photographic field guide of the best wild flowers Britain has to offer.

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Paul Sterry. British Wild Flowers: A photographic guide to every common species

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

THE REGION COVERED BY THIS BOOK

THE CHOICE OF SPECIES

HOW TO USE THIS BOOK

SPECIES DESCRIPTIONS

MAPS

PHOTOGRAPHS

BASIC BOTANY

THE ROLE OF PLANTS IN ECOLOGY

GLOSSARY

FLOWERS

BASIC FLOWER STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

WILD FLOWER IDENTIFICATION

SHORT CUTS TO FLOWER IDENTITY. 3-PETALLED FLOWERS

4-PETALLED FLOWERS

5-PETALLED FLOWERS

TRUMPET-SHAPED FLOWERS

BELL-SHAPED FLOWERS

TUBULAR OR FUSED FLOWERS

MANY-FLOWERED HEADS OR FLOWERS IN CLUSTERED HEADS

FRUITS AND SEEDS

LEAVES

HABITATS

DECIDUOUS WOODLAND

CONIFEROUS WOODLAND

HEDGEROWS AND SCRUB

GRASSLAND AND FARMLAND

HEATHLAND

UPLANDS

FRESHWATER HABITATS

COASTAL HABITATS

CONSERVATION

WHAT’S GONE WRONG?

WHAT CAN BE DONE?

WHAT CAN YOU DO?

Juniper to Nettle Families

Nettle, Birthwort and Knotweed Families

Knotweed Family Polygonaceae

Blinks to Goosefoot Families

Goosefoot Family Chenopodiaceae

Goosefoot and Pink Families

Pink Family Caryophyllaceae

Buttercup Family Ranunculaceae

Fumitory and Poppy Families

Poppy, Barberry and Cabbage Families

Cabbage Family Brassicaceae

Cabbage and Mignonette Families

Sundew, Pitcherplant and Stonecrop Families

Stonecrop and Saxifrage Families

Saxifrage Family Saxifrageaceae

Gooseberry and Rose Families

Rose Family Rosaceae

Pea Family Fabaceae

Pea and Wood-sorrel Families

Crane’s-bill Family Geraniaceae

Crane’s-bill and Flax Families

Spurge Family Euphorbiaceae

Spurge, Milkwort and Balsam Families

Holly, Spindle, Buckthorn, Box and Mallow Families

Mallow to St John’s-wort Families

St John’s-wort and Rock-rose Families

Violet Family Violaceae

Violet to Willowherb Families

Waterwort and Willowherb Families

Willowherb and Dogwood Families

Ivy and Carrot Families

Carrot Family Apiaceae

Primrose Family Primulaceae

Heather Family Ericaceae

Heather and Crowberry Families

Wintergreen, Bird’s-nest and Thrift Families

Ash and Gentian Families

Gentian, Bogbean, Periwinkle and Bedstraw Families

Bedstraw Family Rubiaceae

Bedstraw, Jacob’s-ladder and Dodder Families

Bindweed and Borage Families

Borage Family Boraginaceae

Vervain and Dead-nettle Families

Dead-nettle Family Lamiaceae

Dead-nettle and Butterfly-bush Families

Nightshade and Figwort Families

Figwort Family Scrophulariaceae

Figwort and Broomrape Families

Broomrape, Moschatel and Valerian Families

Valerian and Butterwort Families

Plantain and Arrowgrass Families

Honeysuckle and Teasel Families

Teasel and Bellflower Families

Bellflower Family Campanulaceae

Daisy Family Asteraceae

Lily Family Liliaceae

Iris, Black Bryony and Lords-and-ladies Families

Orchid Family Orchidaceae

Water Plants

Pondweeds Potamogetonaceae

Bur-reed, Bulrush and Rush Families

Rush and Sedge Families

Sedge Family Cyperaceae

Sedge and Grass Families

Grass Family Poaceae

THE WEST COUNTRY

The West Country

THE LIZARD

THE ISLES OF SCILLY

CHANNEL ISLANDS

THE NEW FOREST AND ISLE OF WIGHT

SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND’S ESTUARIES AND COASTS

THE SOUTH AND NORTH DOWNS

EAST ANGLIA

THE CHILTERNS AND COTSWOLDS

ENGLISH AND WELSH UPLANDS

SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS AND WESTERN ISLES

SHETLAND AND ORKNEY ISLES

IRELAND

FURTHER READING AND USEFUL ORGANIZATIONS. FURTHER READING

USEFUL ORGANISATIONS

INDEX

ABOUT THE PUBLISHER

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Sand Spurrey Spergularia rubra PROSTRATE

Straggling, stickily hairy annual or biennial. Found on dry, sandy ground. FLOWERS Pink, 3–5mm across; 5 petals shorter than sepals (May–Sep). FRUITS Capsules. LEAVES Grey-green, narrow, bristle-tipped; in whorls with silvery, lanceolate stipules. STATUS Widespread and locally common.

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