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Michael Eppinger

    Árvores e arbustos
    Cogumelos
    Reconnaître les champignons
    Field guide to trees and shrubs of Britain and Europe
    Field guide to wild flowers of Britain and Europe
    Field guide to mushrooms and other fungi of Britain and Europe
    • 2006

      Mark O'Shea has combined expertly written, in-depth descriptions of the world's most common and most exotic venomous snakes with a gripping account of his adventures with snakes, including some serious several snakebite episodes, that have taken place all over the world. From the few European venomous snakes, such as the Adder, to Rattlesnakes, Cobras, Taipans, Mambas and Seasnakes that inhabit other countries, all the major snake species are covered. There are also chapters that explain venomous snake evolution, types of venom, the effects of venom, and discuss the problems with snake conservation.No matter how fearsome these creatures might appear, they all play a vital part in the natural world as both predators and prey.Illustrated throughout with spectacular photographs, many of them the author's own, this book celebrates the diversity and beauty of snakes worldwide.

      Field guide to wild flowers of Britain and Europe
    • 2006

      Provides identification of over 170 deciduous and evergreen European tree and shrub species. Identifying colours and symbols, this pocket-sized guide classifies the species according to leaf shape and arrangement. It features: 320 colour photos; 320 graphics; and a calendar wheel detailing the flowering and fruiting seasons of each species.

      Field guide to trees and shrubs of Britain and Europe
    • 2006

      Provides identification of over 200 European fungi species. Identifying colours and symbols, this pocket-sized guide classifies the species according to shape, simplifying identification. It features: 320 colour photos; 320 graphics; and a calendar wheel, which helps to identify the time of year when each species can be found.

      Field guide to mushrooms and other fungi of Britain and Europe