An intuitive introduction to 200 of our most common and conspicuous lichens, which can be identified with nothing more than a magnifying lens and some practice.
Lichens colour our landscapes, adding subtle textures and hues to our environments, urban and wild alike. There are more than 2,000 species in Britain and Ireland, and working out where to begin when it comes to identifying them can be daunting.
This beautifully illustrated introductory guide provides a novel and beginner-friendly approach to lichen identification, featuring three main sections:
- habitats that are good for lichen-hunting, and the species you may encounter
- summaries of the overarching lichen groups, and what to focus on when identifying individual species within them
- image-rich species profiles, organised by growth form and colour, with descriptions of key physical features, habitat notes, distribution maps, and details of look-alike species
Designed for practical use in the field, with cover flaps displaying visual reminders of the main growth forms, key identification terms and a scale bar, Lichens of Britain and Ireland is an indispensable guide for anyone wishing to know more about the diverse and colourful tapestry of lichens that can be found all around us.
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Dr Rebecca Yahr is a botanist, lichenologist and teacher, working as Lichen Biodiversity Scientist at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Always excited to share her enthusiasm for natural history, especially lichens and fungi, she teaches a range of audiences from beginners to academics, participating in dozens of invited walks and talks and, for ten years, the week-long lichen course at Field Studies Centre Kindrogan. Trustee and past president (2019-2022) of the British Lichen Society, Becky is also a leader of the IUCN Species Survival Commission's Lichen Specialist Group.
Frances Stoakley is a lichen enthusiast, championing lichens wherever she can, especially around their role as air quality indicators. She is co-author of the Lichens: Making the Invisible Visible air pollution survey and the Royal Botanic Garden lichen safari guides. Frances has co-taught lichen courses for the Field Studies Council, run workshops in lichens as air quality indicators for facilitators and community groups across Scotland and hosts lichen identification walks for beginners.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. An intuitive introduction to 200 of our most common and conspicuous lichens, which can be identified with nothing more than a magnifying lens and some practice.Lichens colour our landscapes, adding subtle textures and hues to our environments, urban and wild alike. There are more than 2,000 species in Britain and Ireland, and working out where to begin when it comes to identifying them can be daunting.This beautifully illustrated introductory guide provides a novel and beginner-friendly approach to lichen identification, featuring three main sections:- habitats that are good for lichen-hunting, and the species you may encounter- summaries of the overarching lichen groups, and what to focus on when identifying individual species within them- image-rich species profiles, organised by growth form and colour, with descriptions of key physical features, habitat notes, distribution maps, and details of look-alike speciesDesigned for practical use in the field, with cover flaps displaying visual reminders of the main growth forms, key identification terms and a scale bar, Lichens of Britain and Ireland is an indispensable guide for anyone wishing to know more about the diverse and colourful tapestry of lichens that can be found all around us. An intuitive introduction to 200 of the most common and conspicuous lichens of the British Isles. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781399404747
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Paperback. Etat : New. An intuitive introduction to 200 of our most common and conspicuous lichens, which can be identified with nothing more than a magnifying lens and some practice.Lichens colour our landscapes, adding subtle textures and hues to our environments, urban and wild alike. There are more than 2,000 species in Britain and Ireland, and working out where to begin when it comes to identifying them can be daunting.This beautifully illustrated introductory guide provides a novel and beginner-friendly approach to lichen identification, featuring three main sections:- habitats that are good for lichen-hunting, and the species you may encounter- summaries of the overarching lichen groups, and what to focus on when identifying individual species within them- image-rich species profiles, organised by growth form and colour, with descriptions of key physical features, habitat notes, distribution maps, and details of look-alike speciesDesigned for practical use in the field, with cover flaps displaying visual reminders of the main growth forms, key identification terms and a scale bar, Lichens of Britain and Ireland is an indispensable guide for anyone wishing to know more about the diverse and colourful tapestry of lichens that can be found all around us. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9781399404747
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