Description
This is a meticulously restored facsimile edition of a classic botanical reference that remains invaluable for naturalists, botanists, and forest enthusiasts studying the flora of Punjab, Hazara, and Delhi regions. Whether you’re a student of botany, a field researcher, a gardening enthusiast, or simply curious about the plant diversity of North India, this guide offers detailed species identification and descriptions essential for understanding the region’s natural heritage. The book serves as both a historical document and a practical field companion, helping readers recognize and understand the plants that define the landscape of this ecologically significant region.
- Reading age: 10 years and up
- Language: English
- Dimensions: 21.59 x 13.34 x 4.36 cm
- Publisher: Facsimile Publisher
- Publication date: 1 January 2021
- ISBN-10: 9368969167
- ISBN-13: 978-9368969167
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a guide to identify plants and trees in Punjab and Hazara?
Yes, this is a comprehensive botanical reference designed to help you identify and understand the flora native to Punjab, Hazara, and Delhi regions. It’s particularly useful for botanists, naturalists, gardeners, and anyone interested in North Indian plant species and their characteristics.
What makes this a facsimile edition?
This is a high-quality reproduction of a historical botanical text, preserving the original illustrations and descriptions. Facsimile editions maintain the authenticity of the original work while making it accessible to modern readers who need this classic reference guide.
Who would find this book useful?
Botanists, forest researchers, ecology students, naturalists, gardeners, and environmental enthusiasts will find this guide invaluable. It’s ideal for anyone studying the biodiversity of Punjab, Hazara, and Delhi, or seeking to deepen their knowledge of North Indian flora.
Can I use this for field identification of plants?
Absolutely. The detailed descriptions and botanical information make it a practical field companion for plant identification in Punjab and Hazara regions. Many botanists and naturalists use similar references for on-the-ground species recognition.
Is this suitable for students studying botany?
Yes, this is an excellent supplementary resource for botany students in India studying regional flora and plant taxonomy. It provides authentic botanical descriptions and is particularly valuable for those researching North Indian ecosystems.
