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Twenty-five species of the genus Paeonia are documented in these pages, including 40 subspecies and varieties. Also included herein is the closely related genus Glaucidium. With only two species, it will be of intense interest to peony fanciers. Waddick provides valuable information on growing peony species, with a full account of soil considerations, hardiness, propagation, and diseases and pests. The text is graced with stunning botanical paintings. Sponsored by the Heartland Peony Society, which helped fund its publication, The Genus Paeonia is a rare work of beauty, science, and practical value.

GCSM-HDPADK Heavy Duty Shoulder Pad is a replacement module for the shoulder pad on Genus G-CSMK Shoulder Rig. It is fully adjustable and easily fits into the industry-standard 15mm accessory rods. An included mount allows you to mount the shoulder pad on the camera rig.

The Genus G-BFOC Bravo Follow Focus System, built for DSLR cameras, comes with a 0.8mm pitch gear and smooth rotation to give you perfect focus to your shots. Pair it with the Genus G-FG flexible lens gear ring to make it a complete package.

The Gen X Plate is a revolutionary new camera baseplate system catering to both large and small cameras. Genus has designed this baseplate for the camera professional who needs their equipment to have the flexibility and versatility to adapt and evolve to new camera and production challenges. Gen X Plate intakes the core Genus design principles of flexibly and ease of use to the next levels. Based on an industry standard Arca Swiss Plate and the Genus Quick Release System (QR LOCK) allowing user to easily and quickly swamp between camera set ups. The QR System incorporates a safety lock for added security and confidence while shooting. The Swiss Arca Plate comes camera locating pin, as well as one 1/4" Screw and one 3/8" Screw camera screws. The travel distance of the Swiss Arca Plate is 200mm. The Gen X Plate's is designed is to easily adapt to different camera system and accessories. The 21mm removable riser posts allow for you to set the plate at the height which is right for your camera system. Whether you require a higher setups for cameras likes DSLRs or the lower position for larger camera systems such as RED, F3 and Canon C Series cameras. The Gen X plate has your support needs covered. The Gen X Plate is designed to support 15mm light weight support rods. These 215mm long rods are provided as standard. They can be attached to brackets at the front and rear of the plate. The height of each bracket can be set independently and is adjusted with a 1/4" Screw. This allows for the easy configuration and adjustment of support rods for use with other accessories such as matte boxes, follow focus, cheese plates or monitors. The front bracket allows for range of approximately 55mm adjustment in height, while the rear bracket allows for approximately 15mm adjustment in height. The Gen X camera baseplate comes in to two packages to suite specific camera professionals requirements. One contains one 15mm Rod Bracket Adaptor, while the other is available with the full set of two Rod Bracket Adaptors.

Ticks in the genus Rhipicephalus include many important vectors of animal and human pathogens, but many species are notoriously difficult to identify, particularly at immature stages. This reference provides identification keys for adult ticks from the Afrotropical regions and elsewhere. For the nymphs and larvae, unique plates have been compiled in which line drawings of the capitula of similar species are grouped together to facilitate identification. The authors give brief, well-illustrated descriptions of the known stages of every species, plus information on their hosts, distribution, and disease relationships. The book also includes tables providing data on host/parasite relationships and disease transmission, making this the definitive reference source on this group for all those interested in acarology, veterinary or medical parasitology, and entomology.

Arisaemas have become increasingly popular and highly prized for their sculptural aspect and their intriguing inflorescences. Adding to the fascination of arisaemas is their ability, unique in Araceae, to change their sex many times during their lifetime. This book represents the first attempt since Engler's classification in 1910 to bring order to the confused state of knowledge about the genus in its geographical range. Richly illustrated, this botanical treatment is a comprehensive and invaluable resource for botanists, arisaema growers, and nature lovers.

Varying from tiny mountain shrubs to tall trees, there is a rowan suitable for every garden. Dr McAllister has 25 years of knowledge and experience in growing rowans, and in this book describes over 60 visually striking species, including recent introductions from China. The re-appraisal of classification, evolutionary history, ecology and conservation will bring botanists up to date on latest research, while sections on propagation and cultivation will prove invaluable to gardeners, nurserymen and horticulturists. Eighteen full-page paintings by the renowned artist Josephine Hague, and over 100 colour photographs, illustrate the text.

The most comprehensive and authoritative account of lavenders to be published to date; focusing on their worldwide importance as garden plants, and as a mainstay of the perfumery and aromatherapy industries.39 species, numerous hybrids and almost 400 cultivars are described, bringing together taxonomy, distribution, history and cultivation. Illustrated with 31 full page colour paintings, numerous colour photographs, line drawings and distribution maps.

Amazing, hardbound book with a ton of pictures; very impressive

Pp. x, 135; 125+ color photographs, numerous monochrome distribution maps, 6 black-and-white text-figures.  Publisher's original black cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine and on the front cover, color pictorial dust jacket, 4to.  The authors are known throughout the avian world for their contributions to aviculture.  They are generally considered to be the foremost specialist breeder of the Amazon Parrot and also the Pionus Parrot (from the rear dust jacket blurb).  This work also includes chapters by these authorities: Greg. J. Harrison, Peter W. Scott, Marc Valentine, Risa Teitler, and Peter G. H. Evans.  Bookplate of Jim C. Hawley, Jr on front endpaper.

This monograph by the curator of the Orchid Herbarium at Kew considers the history, biology, evolution, conservation, cultivation, and classification of cypripediums, the most popular of the temperate orchids.

A definitive account of this fascinating genus of woodland perennials. With notes on horticultural selections and care of epimediums, this book covers all epimediums---many discovered only in the last decade. In addition, the documentation extends to other herbaceous Berberidaceae, including the genus Podophyllum. Exquisite paintings from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, complement the text.

Pp. 283, (3, list of subscribers); 250+ color photos, 8 full page color distribution maps. Publisher's original green cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine, color pictorial dust jacket, 4to. Conophytum is a genus of South African and Namibian succulent plants that belong to the Aizoaceae family. The name is derived from the Latin "conus" (cone) and Greek "phytum" (plant). The plants are also known as knopies (buttons), waterblasies (water blisters), sphaeroids, conos, cone plants, dumplings, or button plants (from Wiki). This is the standard edition limited to 3000 numbered copies - this is no. 1757. In addition, this copy is inscribed by the author to "Chuck and Terry", 13-11-1993. The original color prospectus for volume is laid in at front.

The stunning Betula, or birch trees, are notoriously difficult to identify despite being one of the major contributors to the beautiful fall foliage famous in eastern North America. With many wrongly named birches appearing in nurseries and arboreta, this new book, the first ever written on the genus, is an important and much-needed work. The Genus Betula covers all known birches found in North America, Europe, and Asia, along with keys for accurate identification. Chapters include a look at the breeding, cultivation, conservation, and morphology of all species, including several little-known species wonderful for garden and landscape use. The authors present previously unpublished data on recent molecular work and fossils, providing a cytotaxonomic and phylogeographic revision of the Betula genus. The book is accompanied by exquisite specimens of botanical art, including full-color paintings by Josephine Hague, making it a valuable tool for arboriculturists as well as professional and amateur gardeners.

Roscoeas, native to the Himalayas, Burma and China, are striking orchid-like hardy gingers and one of the outstanding gems of the plant world. Written with passion and enthusiasm, this is an accessible and comprehensive book, whether you are a gardener, grower or botanist. All twenty known species are described in detail – their structure, form, nomenclature, history, synonyms, habitat and distribution, and many of the various colour forms are illustrated for the first time. Additional chapters cover the history of Roscoea, their morphology, ecology and conservation. The hands-on aspect of cultivation in the garden is dealt with by Richard Wilford, Kew’s Alpines and Herbaceous Collection Manager, and Roland Bream, keeper of the national Roscoea collection in the UK, gives an up-to-date account of the species, cultivars and hybrids in cultivation.The author has included a biography of William Roscoe, the man who gave his name to the genus, and has augmented the text with an extensive bibliography. Twenty exquisite full page paintings, 17 by the esteemed artist Christabel King, 29 maps and 94 colour photographs illustrate the text.

Roscoeas, native to the Himalayas, Burma and China, are striking orchid-like hardy gingers and one of the outstanding gems of the plant world. Written with passion and enthusiasm, this is an accessible and comprehensive book, whether you are a gardener, grower or botanist. All twenty known species are described in detail – their structure, form, nomenclature, history, synonyms, habitat and distribution, and many of the various colour forms are illustrated for the first time. Additional chapters cover the history of Roscoea, their morphology, ecology and conservation. The hands-on aspect of cultivation in the garden is dealt with by Richard Wilford, Kew’s Alpines and Herbaceous Collection Manager, and Roland Bream, keeper of the national Roscoea collection in the UK, gives an up-to-date account of the species, cultivars and hybrids in cultivation.The author has included a biography of William Roscoe, the man who gave his name to the genus, and has augmented the text with an extensive bibliography. Twenty exquisite full page paintings, 17 by the esteemed artist Christabel King, 29 maps and 94 colour photographs illustrate the text.

320, c. 450 col photos. . HB. NEW. . This is a monograph on the salamander genus Ommatotriton (banded newts). It became apparent early on that the species living on the western Black Sea coast differed significantly from those from northeast Turkey. This was ultimately taken into account by creating two subspecies and later species. Eventually it was given its correct genus name again, Ommatotriton. The scientific interest in banded newts is well founded. But there is another motivation for studying the species. Anyone who has ever observed the male's courtship game will be fascinated by the breathtaking beauty of the animal. A deeply serrated high crest, a blue high tail fringe, golden shiny flanks. A newt bursting with vitality and strength. Getting to know it and perhaps even caring for it in your own terrarium is a joy. [9783899731385]

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The first complete classification for the genus, this labor of love reflects the author's long fascination with hostas. All hostas known at the time of writing are detailed, including their 3500 names and synonyms in many languages (300 in Japanese kana). Practical information on growing hostas is just as complete and detailed.