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Boo Chih Min is passionate about plants! She study botany at the National University of Singapore and has a keen interest in native and exotic plants of Singapore and the South-East Asian region.

Sharon Y. j. Chew graduated from University of Queensland (Applied Science, major in Plants). She has a keen interest in turfgrass management.

Jean W. H. Yong finds bio-inspiration in plant diversity and adaptations! He is an Associate Professor at the Singapore University of Technology and Design and runs the Green Solutions Laboratory.

出版者:Uvaria Tide

作者:Boo Chih Min

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装帧:平装

isbn号码:9789810880712

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The Definitive Guide for Plants in Singapore and the neighbouring countries.

With close to 2800 plants featured, we hope that this book will help everyone to appreciate all the plants around us in our daily lives. Nineteenth palettes or likely scenarios/situations (e.g. roadside plants, green roofs, green walls, epiphytic plants, aquatic plants, seashore planting, school gardens, mangroves, plants to attract butterflies, fragrant plants) were prepared that will be helpful for anyone embarking on any plant-related development projects or simply as a hobby. Not forgetting the scientific researchers and the graduate students for their plant identification needs, we put in as many botanical details as possible for each species, within the 1000 page limit! Additionally, an Index of Genus names for quick reference was also included at the back of the book.

The "A to Z" listing of plants gave us a chance to feature 26 photos, each of which is the representative" for each alphabet (based on the scientific name). Whenever possible, native species (to our Malesian region) and various plant functional groups (e.g. aquatic plants, epiphytes, mangroves, climbers) were featured throughout the book in our bid to promote better understanding of plant adaptations and also to protect our unique regional plant biodiversity. Plants in Tropical Cities managed to feature two-thirds of Singapore’s flora (ca 2800, including 650 native species; Singapore has ca 4100, with 2100 natives; exotics are ever increasing with new plant imports).