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Deserts

Chris Arvetis

1993

The biology of endemic psammophytes, Eureka Valley, California, and its relation to off-road vehicle impact

Bruce M. Pavlik

1979

The Low-Water Flower Gardener (The Natural Garden Series)

Eric A. Johnson

1992

Sonoran Desert Spring

John Alcock

1988

Correctamundo!

David Wentworth Lazaroff

2001

Botanical features of the Algerian Sahara

William Austin Cannon

1913

Quilling - Desert Flowers

Jean Woolston-Hamey

2003

Seed wholesale price

O.F. Garrett (Firm)

1952

Cactus

Cynthia Overbeck Bix

1982

Desert drama

Iona Seibert Hiser

1956

Seasons in the desert

Susan J. Tweit

1998

Gardening in the Desert

Mary Irish

2000

Bedouin ethnobotany

James P. Mandaville

2011

Desert wildflowers

Gary Paul Nabhan

1988

A desert gardener's companion

Kim Nelson

2001

Mojave desert wildflowers

Pam MacKay

2003

What kinda cactus izzat?

Reg Manning

1969

Ecology of Sonoran Desert plants and plant communities

Robert H. Robichaux

1999

The desert is theirs (A new view)

Byrd Baylor

1975

Wildlife of the deserts

Frederic H. Wagner

1980

Introduction to California Desert Wildflowers (California Natural History Guides)

Philip A. Munz

2004

High desert yards and gardens

Lynn Ellen Doxon

1999

A Desert Scrapbook

Virginia Wright-Frierson

1996

Native gardens for dry climates

Sally Wasowski

1995

A desert year

Carol Lerner

1991

Meet the Southwest deserts

Philip Welles

1960

Trees and shrubs of the southwestern deserts

Lyman David Benson

1981

Special retail list of cacti and other desert plants

Desert Plant Co. (El Paso, Tex.)

1932

The root habits of desert plants

William Austin Cannon

1911

A walk in the desert

Caroline Arnold

1990

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