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Guide to the Wildflowers of South Carolina Richard D. Porcher & Douglas A. Rayner More than 680 species are described in this unique guide, which groups plants according to habitat. And if, say, Chestnut Oak is the indicator species of a particular plant community, it is useful to know what a Chestnut Oak looks like — therefore many trees and shrubs are included as well. To further this concept and acquaint the reader with specific habitats, 23 wildflower communities are described (see excerpts below), as well as over 50 wildflower expeditions: where to go, when to go, and what to look for. University of South Carolina Press. |
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Click below to read excerpts. South Carolina's Natural Wildflower Communities THE MOUNTAINS: The
granitic dome community THE PIEDMONT: The
granitic flatrocks community THE FALL-LINE SANDHILLS: The
xeric communities THE COASTAL PLAIN: The
pine communities THE MARITIME STRAND: |
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