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CONTENTS
Publisher’s Note to the Second Edition
Foreword by John Madson
Preface
Acknowledgments
Disclaimer
Introduction
Pasque flower
Prairie dandelion
Wood betony
Golden alexanders
Pussytoes
Hoary puccoon
Prairie violet
Bastard toadflax
Wild strawberry
Camass
Alumroot
Kittentails
Prairie smoke
Biscuitroot
Prairie phlox
Prairie willow
American vetch
Shooting star
Wild garlic
Ground plum
Cream-colored false indigo
Lead plant
Prairie false indigo
Prairie turnip
Canada anemone
Snow-on-themountain
Yellow star-grass
Blueflag iris
Porcupine grass
Bedstraw
Indigo bush
Prairie larkspur
Blue-eyed grass
Prairie groundsel
Large-flowered beardtongue
Pale beardtongue
Locoweed
False gromwell
Wild licorice
Small white lady slipper
Four o’clock
Wild quinine
Scarlet globe mallow
Yucca
New Jersey tea
Ground cherry
Small-flowered gaura
Ten-petaled mentzelia
Stickleaf mentzelia
Skeleton weed
Bunchflower
June grass
Yellow flax
Wood lily
Spiked lobelia
Reed canary grass
Flowering spurge
Western wheat grass
Water hemlock
Poison hemlock
Prairie coreopsis
Rattlebox
Butterfly milkweed
Rattlesnake master
Queen-of-the-prairie
Wild rose
Black-eyed Susan
Nine-anther dalea
Wild petunia
Meadow sweet
Purple meadow rue
Spiderwort
Death camas
Hoary vervain
Goat’s rue
Yellow coneflower
Prickly pear
Downy painted cup
Purple coneflower
Ox-eye
Ticktrefoil
Illinois bundleflower
Spotted
St. John’s–wort
Prairie cord grass
Silverleaf scurf pea
Tall cinquefoil
Purple prairie clover
White prairie clover
Swamp milkweed
Compass plant
Tuberous Indian plantain
Buffalo grass
Eastern gamagrass
Virginia wild rye
Sand reed
Eastern prairie fringed orchis
Western prairie fringed orchis
Gumweed
Canada wild rye
Blazing star
Michigan lily
Cottonweed
Maximilian sunflower
Common pearly everlasting
Partridge pea
Hedge nettle
Culver’s root
Common evening primrose
Horsemint
Virginia mountain mint
Rough blazing star
Witchgrass
Cudweed
Side oats grama grass
Roundhead lespedeza
False boneset
Ironweed
Indian grass
Prairie sage
Tall thistle
Switchgrass
Stiff goldenrod
Prairie dropseed
Prairie three awn
Big bluestem
Little bluestem
Silky aster
Marsh muhly
Reed grass
Closed gentian
Nodding ladies’ tresses
Aster
Glossary
Selected References
Index
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Bruce Armond
reviewed Wildflowers of the Tallgrass Prairie: The Upper Midwest on February 03, 2016
Wildflowers of the Tallgrass Prairie
A good reference on snakes, I think. I don't know much about snakes, so take my review with caution. I found it difficult to look up those I didn't know anything about, but I also don't get a lot of practice & I know from looking up birds & trees that this kind of reference takes practice.
Part of the problem is the pictures. It is impossible to show all the permutations of the most common species around here, the Hog-nosed snake. It does give fairly good, descriptions of habitat, likely ranges & such.
In north-central Kentucky, we're on the very northern edge of the south-east US, just south of the north-east & at the far west of the Eastern range. Many snakes in the book don't usually apply to us, while others that do aren't mentioned - maybe. I think they did a pretty good job on the likely ones.
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