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This book will serve as an enticing entry into the world of Sonoran Desert plants to the uninitiated, and it is an essential addition to the bookshelves of those botanical desert rats who already own works by Felger, Shreve, Van Devender, and Nabhan. --Economic Botany A superb floristic work. --Taxon

"""Felger and Wilder provide a thorough synthesis of the biogeography and plant community diversity of the Sonoran islands of the Gulf of California.""--Choice ""This book will serve as an enticing entry into the world of Sonoran Desert plants to the uninitiated, and it is an essential addition to the bookshelves of those botanical desert rats who already own works by Felger, Shreve, Van Devender, and Nabhan.""--Economic Botany ""A beautiful book . . . full of interesting information about plants as well as Seri lore and places.""--Bill Broyles, Southwest Books of the Year ""A superb floristic work.""--Taxon"

This book will serve as an enticing entry into the world of Sonoran Desert plants to the uninitiated, and it is an essential addition to the bookshelves of those botanical desert rats who already own works by Felger, Shreve, Van Devender, and Nabhan. <i>Economic Botany</i> A superb floristic work. <i>Taxon</i>

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Richard Felger, PhD, is an associate researcher at the University of Arizona Herbarium, and the Sky Island Alliance in Tucson. Benjamin Wilder is a PhD student in the Botany and Plant Sciences Department at the University of California, Riverside. Humberto Romero-Morales is a conservationist and descendant of Seri people from Isla Tiburón, where he leads efforts to eradicate non-native species and guides bighorn hunting efforts.

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