Field Guide to Plants of Outback South Australia

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Explore the vast outback with the Field Guide to the Plants of Outback South Australia. This practical book helps you identify 356 native and introduced species. It covers regions north of the Murray River to Morgan, through Port Augusta, and west to the WA border.

You’ll find 212 plants described in full. Each comes with clear photos, habitat icons, and easy-to-read maps. The layout makes identification simple, even for beginners.

The book avoids complex jargon. Instead, it uses plain language to keep things accessible. Groupings by life form—like trees, shrubs, grasses, and climbers—help narrow your search quickly.

Besides plant details, you’ll get cultural insights. Discover each plant’s value to Aboriginal communities, landholders, and naturalists. The guide also explains habitats, landforms, and plant uses.

Updated in this second edition, the book includes new names and improved images. The tough vinyl cover and sturdy binding make it perfect for field use.

Whether you’re bushwalking, managing land, or simply curious, this book gives you the knowledge to understand and appreciate outback flora. Take it on your next trip and see the outback through new eyes.

Interested in South Australian plants – check out this book from Dean Nicolle.

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