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From the Panhandle canyonlands to the islands of South Texas, from the eastern Pineywoods to the farthest reaches of the arid Trans-Pecos, some 5,000 species of wildflowers dot Texas' 268,820 square miles. This title reveals the science, ecology, and rich lore of Texas flowers with nearly 500 full-color flower photographs.

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From the Panhandle canyonlands to the islands of South Texas, from the eastern Pineywoods to the farthest reaches of the arid Trans-Pecos, some 5,000 species of wildflowers dot Texas' 268,820 square miles. This title reveals the science, ecology, and rich lore of Texas flowers with nearly 500 full-color flower photographs.
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Autorenporträt
LaShara J. Nieland, a native of Big Spring, Texas, taught honors biology in Abilene and Odessa, Texas, for twenty-seven years, sharing her love of nature with thousands of students. Now retired, she lives in Odessa with her husband, Andy. She continues to pursue her interest in wildflower photography.Willa F. Finley, a native of Floydada, Texas, has worked in agriculture research and in agribusiness in the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Africa. Now residing in Lubbock, Texas, she is senior researcher in agricultural economics for LMC International in Oxford, UK, and participates in development projects in Africa. Her photography has received international recognition.