Florida Wild Flowers [hardcover] Mary Francis Baker

Description

Florida Wild Flowers [hardcover] Mary Francis Baker

SKU: VBe-005
Title of book: Florida Wild Flowers
Subtitle of book: An Introduction to the Florida Flora
Author: Mary Francis Baker
ISBN: None
UPC barcode: None
Year of publication: 1938 (New Edition)
Edition: New Edition
Printing: March 1938
Publisher name: The Macmillan Company
Type of binding: Hardcover
Does it have a dust jacket?: No
Is it a Book Club edition?: No indication
Is it a former library book?: No indication
Does it have damage on the dust jacket or cover?: Some wear on the cover, especially on the corners and edges
Are the pages clean?: Yes, the pages appear to be clean
Is there foxing?: No significant foxing visible
Description:
Florida Wild Flowers [hardcover] Mary Francis Baker

This vintage book, “Florida Wild Flowers: An Introduction to the Florida Flora,” authored by Mary Francis Baker, is a comprehensive guide to the flora of Florida, focusing on wildflowers. This edition, published by The Macmillan Company in March 1938, provides detailed descriptions and photographs of various wildflower species found in Florida, making it an essential resource for botanists, nature enthusiasts, and historians interested in the region’s natural history.

The book delves into the characteristics, habitats, and significance of Florida’s wildflowers, offering valuable insights into their ecological roles. The author’s passion for botany is evident in the detailed and informative content, complemented by her own photographs.

Genre and Sub-genre:

Genre: Non-fiction
Sub-genre: Botany, Natural History
Condition Description:
This hardcover book is in good condition considering its age. The cover shows some wear, particularly on the corners and edges, indicative of regular handling and usage over the years. The binding remains strong, ensuring the book is structurally sound. There is no dust jacket present.

The interior pages are clean and well-preserved, with no significant foxing or markings. The signature on the first page indicates a previous owner’s inscription dated 6/23/42, adding a personal historical touch to the book.