Plant Galls of the Western United States - (Princeton Field Guides) by Ronald A Russo (Paperback)

The California Wildlife Foundation's "Plant Galls of the Western United States" is a comprehensive guide to identifying and learning about the fascinating world of plant galls.

With over 500 species described in stunning detail, this book is a must-have for any naturalist or enthusiast looking to expand their knowledge of botany, mycology, and entomology.

The author, Ronald A.

Russo, is a retired California naturalist with extensive experience in the field, making this guide both informative and reliable. The book covers a wide range of plant species, including trees, shrubs, and miscellaneous hosts, and includes detailed descriptions of the causative agents, or "architects," that create these unique growths.

The accounts are organized by host type, making it easy to find information on specific plants. With over 150 species from southwestern oak trees and more than 90 species from deserts of the western states, this guide is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the flora of the western United States.

The book also includes a useful glossary and bibliography, making it easy to further explore the subject. Don't miss out on the opportunity to expand your knowledge of plant galls with "Plant Galls of the Western United States." Order now and discover the fascinating world of these unique growths for yourself!