Montana Plant Life An excellent site with lots of great pictures and text, organized with several different methods of searching for plants.
Montana Natural Heritage Program Features plants in Montana that are rare, endangered or of special concern. Includes great photos and field guide information.
CalFlora Database An excellent database including photos of California wild flowers.
The Society for Economic Botany publishes a newsletter about how plants are used by peoples around the world.
Database-Style Keys for Plant Identification
Wildflower Identification is a database driven identification program for 550 wildflowers in the northeastern and north-central parts of North America.
Tree Identification
is a related identification program for 139 trees in the northeastern and north-central parts of North America.
Managing Wholes is an excellent website on holistic management, including good information about invasive weeds, desertification, and healing the land.
Montana War on Weeds Many resources assembled by students of Whitehall High School.
Biology Dictionary Common language definitions for botany and biology terms.
Hi Tom,
This is basically a fan letter!
I'm a senior lecturer on the BSc(Hons) Herbal Medicine programme at Lincoln college in the UK and I've just discovered your book. I thought you might like to know that I've already added it to my recommended reading for new starters on the course (we take 25-30 entrants a year), and have put a link to it on our Facebook group for existing students. So you should be getting some more orders from the UK as it's going to be really useful for them. In fact, I already have a whole heap of course handouts that basically do the same as your book for each family: ie summarising main botanical features and discussing medicinal uses, major constituents and themes, with a few examples and a few pictures. So I'm overjoyed to find your book doing the same thing but on a bigger scale (albeit now also slightly cross with myself that I should have had the idea first and/or should have found your book earlier and saved myself a load of work doing the same thing!)
Regards,
Robyn James MNIMH
Senior Lecturer in Herbal Medicine
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