The Book of Swamp and Bog: Trees, Shrubs, and Wildflowers of the Eastern Freshwater WetlandsStackpole Books, 1995 - 237 pages Ecological approach to natural history provides complete descriptions of 80 common wetland plants. |
Table des matières
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| 5 | |
| 8 | |
Arrowarum | 12 |
Arrowhead Broadleaved | 13 |
Ash Black | 16 |
Bladderwort Common | 18 |
Blueberries | 21 |
Loosestrife Swamp | 111 |
Maple Red | 113 |
Marigold Marsh | 116 |
Meadowsweet | 118 |
Milkweed Swamp | 120 |
Mosses Sphagnum | 123 |
NutGrasses | 130 |
Oak Pin | 132 |
Bogrosemary | 25 |
Boneset | 27 |
Bulrushes | 29 |
Burreeds | 32 |
Buttonbush | 34 |
Calla Wild | 37 |
Cardinalflower | 38 |
Cattails | 40 |
Cedar Northern White | 47 |
Chokeberries | 51 |
Cinquefoils | 53 |
Coontail | 55 |
Cottongrasses | 57 |
Cranberries | 59 |
Dogwood Redosier | 63 |
Duckweeds | 65 |
Elderberry Common | 69 |
Ferns | 73 |
Gentians | 76 |
Goldenrod Bog | 78 |
GrassofParnassus | 80 |
Hollies | 81 |
Horsetails | 83 |
Irises Wild | 86 |
Jackinthepulpit | 89 |
Jewelweeds | 91 |
JoePyeweeds | 95 |
Labradortea | 97 |
Ladyslippers | 99 |
Laurels | 102 |
Leatherleaf | 104 |
Lobelia Great | 107 |
Loosestrife Purple | 108 |
Orchids Lipped | 137 |
Pickerelweed | 141 |
Pitcherplant | 143 |
Pondweeds | 148 |
Reed | 152 |
Rose Swamp | 155 |
Rushes | 158 |
Sedges | 160 |
Skunkcabbage | 165 |
Smartweeds | 169 |
Spruce Black | 172 |
Stoneworts | 178 |
Sumac Poison | 181 |
Sundews | 183 |
Sweet Gale | 186 |
Tamarack | 188 |
Thistle Swamp | 193 |
Turtlehead | 195 |
Vervain Blue | 197 |
Watercress | 199 |
Waterhemlock | 201 |
Waterlilies | 203 |
Watermilfoils | 210 |
Waterplantain | 212 |
Waterweed | 214 |
Wildcelery | 216 |
Wildrice | 219 |
Willow Black | 222 |
Willowherbs | 226 |
Willows Shrub | 227 |
Glossary | 233 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
acid adult alder algae American black ducks American natives aquatic Associates bark bees beetles birds bisexual black spruce bladderworts blueberry bog-rosemary borer branches buds bulrushes bumblebees Bombus butterflies caterpillars cattail chokeberry cinquefoil cloning Close relatives colonies color common cones coontail cotton-grasses cranberry dense ducks duckweed eggs fall favor feed feeders female fens fern flies flower heads foliage fruits fungus gentian goldenrod green grow growth habitats heaths herbs insect pollinated insects jewelweed Labrador-tea lady-slipper larvae leaf undersides leatherleaf leaves Lifestyle loosestrife Lore male maple marsh mats moth moth caterpillar Muskrats nectar nest noctuid northern northern white cedar orchid plant pollinators pond pondweed probably produce purple loosestrife resemble rhizomes roots sedge seeds shorelines shrub willows smartweed sometimes species sphagnum mosses spikes spore spring stalks stems submersed summer surface swamp tamarack thickets Thoreau tiny tree twigs usually vegetation water-lily water-milfoil waterfowl wetland white-tailed deer winter yellow
Fréquemment cités
Page xiv - Wetlands are lands transitional between terrestrial and aquatic systems where the water table is usually at or near the surface or the land is covered by shallow water.
Page xiv - [W]etlands are lands where saturation with water is the dominant factor determining the nature of soil development and the types of plant and animal communities living in the soil and on its surface.
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