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ISBN: 9781100129518
Category : Endangered plants
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Author: Dave McLeod
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Category : Anthuriums
Languages : en
Pages : 38
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Drooping trillium or Trillium flexipes is a herbaceous, early spring ephemeral and perennial of rich, deciduous forests usually associated with watercourses. It is found in 23 US states, but in Canada there are only two extant populations in Middlesex and Elgin counties, southern Ontario. This report describes the species and reviews its geographic distribution, biological and economic significance, general environment and habitat characteristics, population biology and ecology, land ownership and management responsibility, and management practices and experience. Factors limiting the survival and spread of the species are discussed and the current status of protection of the species is reviewed. Finally, the current status of the species is assessed along with its future prognosis, and a conservation status ranking as an endangered species is recommended.
Author: Canada. Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada
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Pages : 49
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Author: George W. Douglas
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ISBN: 9780662489467
Category : Compositae
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Author: COSEWIC Secretariat (Canada)
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Category : Endangered species
Languages : en
Pages : 50
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Author: Cengage Gale
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ISBN: 9781414433455
Category : Business & Economics
Languages : en
Pages : 1806
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Author: Bonnie L. Henson
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Category : Biodiversity conservation
Languages : en
Pages : 366
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Author: Ontario. Ministry of Natural Resources
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ISBN: 9780777892299
Category : Forest management
Languages : en
Pages : 648
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Author: Robert G. Forsyth
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Category : Gastropoda
Languages : en
Pages : 206
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"Snails and slugs have a reputation as slimy, repulsive creatures that are nothing more than garden pests, but they are important components of the ecosystems they live in. In fact, most of the pest slugs and snails are introduced species that have come here with the plants we import for our gardens. Worldwide there are more species of snails and slugs than all the mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians combined, yet they are often overlooked because of their relatively small size. Land snails and slugs are well adapted to live in almost any kind of environment, from high arctic tundra to tropical forests. In British Columbia, they can be found just about everywhere. Land Snails of British Columbia describes all 92 species of terrestrial molluscs in our province. It includes photographs and detailed drawings of each, diagnostic keys and a selection of colour photographs to aid in identification. With each species description, the author discusses its natural history and distribution in the province. He also talks about reproduction, life history, diet, locomotion and shell structure (even slugs have shells). Nature buffs and anyone interested in looking past the bad reputation of these much-maligned creatures will find this handbook an enlightening guide. For gardeners, this book will tell you which snails to cast out of your garden and which ones to keep, because some snails and slugs are beneficial to gardens and some even prey on their pestilent relatives."--
