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<< BACK TO PUBLICATIONS LIST Australian Orchid Research Volume 3Contributions to Tasmanian Orchidology 1-9 Jones, David L. 1998 The nine papers in this series clarify the status of 180 taxa of Orchidaceae which occur in Tasmania and include the description of 44 new species and two sub-species. 64 colour photographs. Paperback. 224 pages. $20.00 Order […]

<< BACK TO PUBLICATIONS LIST Australian Orchid Research Volume 2New Taxa Of Australian Orchidaceae Jones, David L. 1991 108 new Australian terrestrial species and two natural hybrids are described in ten genera.Along with comprehensive descriptions, the 111 detailed black and white illustrations of each species will aid with plant identification. 64 colour photographs. Paperback. 207

<< BACK TO PUBLICATIONS LIST South Australia’s Native Orchids Bates, R.J. 2011 This magnificent DVD of South Australia’s native terrestrial orchids has been compiled by Bob Bates and published by the Native Orchid Society of South Australia. This 1,276 page document is in Adobe Acrobat PDF format and has been fully indexed on both botanic

<< BACK TO PUBLICATIONS LIST The Orchidaceae Of German New Guinea R. Schlechter (incorporating the Figure Atlas to the above)Australian Orchid Foundation 1982 With the translation into English of one of Rudolf Schlechter’s major works on Orchidaceae, this edition has now become a priceless gift from the earlier days of orchid exploration and research. The

<< BACK TO PUBLICATIONS LIST The Wasp and the Orchid The remarkable life of Australian Naturalist Edith ColemanDanielle Clode This is the previously unwritten story of naturalist Edith Coleman. Edith, who lived in Blackburn, Victoria was the first person to identify and describe, in 1927, the pollination of an orchid by pseudocopulation after careful observations

<< BACK TO PUBLICATIONS LIST Slipper orchids of the tropical Americas Phillip Cribb and Christopher Purver This item is for sale by overseas order only – see website link below Slipper orchids are amongst the most popular of all cultivated orchids. They are widely grown and have been hybridised for almost a century and a half.

<< BACK TO PUBLICATIONS LIST Charles Parish- Plant Hunter and Botanical artist in Burma By Dudley Clayton  This item is for sale by overseas order only – see website link below Charles Samuel Pollock (1822-1897)  collected orchids for the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the orchid nursery of Messrs Hugh Low &Co. whilst a chaplain in

<< BACK TO PUBLICATIONS LIST Lady Tankerville’s Legacy A Historical and Monographic Review of Phaius and Gastorchis by Judi Stone and Phillip Cribb.  This item is for sale by overseas order only – see website link below Published by Natural History Publications (Borneo) in association with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Monograph of these spectacular terrestrial orchids from tropical

<< BACK TO PUBLICATIONS LIST Spider Orchids: Caladenia Orchids of Australia Gary Backhouse  2020  This is a comprehensive guide to the 400 species and subspecies of Caladenia orchids and their relatives that occur in Australia, with over 1,300 photographs of wild orchids in their natural habitat. Each entry has the scientific and common name. The genera Adenochilus, Eriochilus, Leptoceras and Praecoxanthus are first, followed by Caladenia, with the major

<< BACK TO PUBLICATIONS LIST NEW REVISED EDITION With Strange Device A history of the discovery of Tropical Australia’s orchidsBill Lavarack 2021 Orchid fanciers interested in the history of Australia’s orchids will be pleased to learn that Bill Lavarack’s book With Strange Device – a History of the discovery of Tropical Australia’s orchids has been