2009•Living World, Journal of the Trinidad and Tobago Field Naturalists' ClubRequires access

Orchids of Trinidad and Tobago - Julian Kenny

Julian Smith Duncan

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The work consists principally of eight chapters, the first three of which deal, one each with: the biology of orchids; the orchid flora of Trinidad and Tobago; and orchid habitats of the twin islands. These are amply illustrated with full-plate or half-plate photographs in colour. The remaining five chapters are less conventional and consist of galleries of quarter or half-page images of species grouped according to some common feature among them.

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The work consists principally of eight chapters, the first three of which deal, one each with: the biology of orchids; the orchid flora of Trinidad and Tobago; and orchid habitats of the twin islands. These are amply illustrated with full-plate or half-plate photographs in colour. The remaining five chapters are less conventional and consist of galleries of quarter or half-page images of species grouped according to some common feature among them.

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The work consists principally of eight chapters, the first three of which deal, one each with: the biology of orchids; the orchid flora of Trinidad and Tobago; and orchid habitats of the twin islands. These are amply illustrated with full-plate or half-plate photographs in colour. The remaining five chapters are less conventional and consist of galleries of quarter or half-page images of species grouped according to some common feature among them.

Key concepts: Quarter (Canadian coin), Flora (microbiology), Geography, Habitat, Feature (linguistics), Archaeology, Cartography, Ecology

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