For Love of Insects Edible Native Plants

For Love of Insects Edible Native PlantsFor Love of InsectsBy Thomas Eisner, Forward by Edward O. Wilson Recounting his lab findings at Cornell and field experiences in Uruguay, Australia, Panama, Europe, and North America, Eisner demonstrates how inquiry into the survival strategies of insects leads to clarifications beyond the expected. Filled with descriptions of his experiments and illustrated with photographs combining scientific content and illustrated beauty.

Durable & long-lasting – Engineered with TACTEL® MICRO TOUCH for exceptional strength without added weight

It is a host plant for butterflies and moths

they are actually corms and cormlets) that are formed on the mother bulb

this botanical print is a full-sized reproduction of an original watercolor by highly-esteemed Marin County botanical illustrator Kristin Jakob

Supplemental Reading

Blue Camas turns fields and prairies to a sea of striking blue-purple flowers from April to June

Streams of the San Joaquin

this unique volume introduces the reader to the duenna of native plant horticulture

its wood is highly prized for flooring and fine furniture

Compatible with Zones 3 to 8

Ithuriel’s Spear

as well as argan oil which is rich in vitamin A and E