Trees Of South India by Paul Blanchflower, Marie Demont [Paperback]

Unveil the Enchanting Trees of South India [Paperback]

Embark on a captivating journey into the heart of South India's diverse forests with Trees of South India by Paul Blanchflower and Marie Demont. This comprehensive paperback is the culmination of over five decades of dedicated research and restoration efforts, serving as an invaluable resource for naturalists, plant enthusiasts, and conservationists alike.

Delve Deep into a Rich Tapestry of Flora

Spanning across the Coromandel Coast, Western Ghats, and Eastern Ghats, Trees of South India encompasses a vast ecological region that once thrived as a contiguous woodland. The book meticulously explores the distinct forest types within this region, each adapted to the unique variations in rainfall, soil composition, altitude, and fauna.

A Treasure Trove of Botanical Knowledge

With unparalleled depth and clarity, Trees of South India equips you with the knowledge to identify 190 ecologically significant species of native trees and shrubs. This includes a multitude of rare and threatened plant varieties, such as satinwood, poplar-leaved ardor, Indian kino, red sanders, and rosewood.

More Than Just Identification

Trees of South India transcends a mere identification guide. It fosters a profound appreciation for the crucial role these native forests play in combating climate change. The book empowers amateur naturalists, plant explorers, and conservationists to actively participate in preserving this irreplaceable indigenous flora.

Key Features:

Covers a vast region encompassing Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, and Odisha

Provides detailed information on 190 ecologically important native trees and shrubs
Includes rare and threatened plant species

Offers insights into the significance of native forests in combating climate change
Serves as a valuable resource for naturalists, plant explorers, and conservationists
Embrace the captivating world of South Indian trees and become a champion for their preservation with Trees of South India!