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Field Guide to Common Grasses of Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska will become the book every grassland ecologist will want to have on their book shelf or in their field vehicle. I am confident that this book will be used extensively not only by professional grassland ecologists but also by individuals who are just curious or want to know more about the grasses they see every time they are outside. John M. Briggs, Director of Konza Prairie Biological Station at Kansas State University Field Guide to Common Grasses of Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska will become the book every grassland ecologist will want to have on their book shelf or in their field vehicle. I am confident that this book will be used extensively not only by professional grassland ecologists but also by individuals who are just curious or want to know more about the grasses they see every time they are outside. John M. Briggs, Director of Konza Prairie Biological Station at Kansas State University A must-have guide for ranchers, naturalists, land owners and managers, and anyone wanting an introduction to the grasses of the Great Plains. Easy-to-use finding lists, simple descriptions, and plentiful photographs make identifications a cinch. --Craig Freeman, coauthor of Roadside Wildflowers of the Southern Plains �A must-have guide for ranchers, naturalists, land owners and managers, and anyone wanting an introduction to the grasses of the Great Plains. Easy-to-use finding lists, simple descriptions, and plentiful photographs make identifications a cinch.�--Craig Freeman, coauthor of Roadside Wildflowers of the Southern Plains �An excellent tool for researchers and students in the Midwest region. No herbarium library or interested individual should be without it.�--Bruce Hoagland, Oklahoma Natural Heritage Inventory and Department of Geography and Environmental Sustainability at the University of Oklahoma �Field Guide to Common Grasses of Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska will become the book every grassland ecologist will want to have on their book shelf or in their field vehicle. I am confident that this book will be used extensively not only by professional grassland ecologists but also by individuals who are just curious or want to know more about the grasses they see every time they are outside.�--John M. Briggs, Director of Konza Prairie Biological Station at Kansas State University An excellent tool for researchers and students in the Midwest region. No herbarium library or interested individual should be without it. --Bruce Hoagland, Oklahoma Natural Heritage Inventory and Department of Geography and Environmental Sustainability at the University of Oklahoma Field Guide to Common Grasses of Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska will become the book every grassland ecologist will want to have on their book shelf or in their field vehicle. I am confident that this book will be used extensively not only by professional grassland ecologists but also by individuals who are just curious or want to know more about the grasses they see every time they are outside. --John M. Briggs, Director of Konza Prairie Biological Station at Kansas State University This field-sturdy guide will be a valuable tool for all who need to know their grasses of the central Great Plains and a nice introduction to the pursuit for novices. --The Prairie Naturalist [Barnard's] work is an indispensable guide for anyone wanting to know, understand, and recognize the native grasses of Kansas. --Kansas History An excellent tool for researchers and students in the Midwest region. No herbarium library or interested individual should be without it. Bruce Hoagland, Oklahoma Natural Heritage Inventory and Department of Geography and Environmental Sustainability at the University of Oklahoma Field Guide to Common Grasses of Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska will become the book every grassland ecologist will want to have on their book shelf or in their field vehicle. I am confident that this book will be used extensively not only by professional grassland ecologists but also by individuals who are just curious or want to know more about the grasses they see every time they are outside. John M. Briggs, Director of Konza Prairie Biological Station at Kansas State University A must-have guide for ranchers, naturalists, land owners and managers, and anyone wanting an introduction to the grasses of the Great Plains. Easy-to-use finding lists, simple descriptions, and plentiful photographs make identifications a cinch. Craig Freeman, coauthor of Roadside Wildflowers of the Southern Plains [Barnard s] work is an indispensable guide for anyone wanting to know, understand, and recognize the native grasses of Kansas. Kansas History

Field Guide to Common Grasses of Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska will become the book every grassland ecologist will want to have on their book shelf or in their field vehicle. I am confident that this book will be used extensively not only by professional grassland ecologists but also by individuals who are just curious or want to know more about the grasses they see every time they are outside. John M. Briggs, Director of Konza Prairie Biological Station at Kansas State University

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Iralee Barnard is a retired botanist who worked with the National Park Service at the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in Chase County, Kansas.

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