Poisonous Plants in South African Gardens and Parks: A Field Guide
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Poisonous plants grow everywhere, and their eradication would be an impossible task. Children, mainly, are at risk. Every year hundreds of children eat berries and other parts of plants and are rushed to doctors by people who are unable to recognise the plants or their properties. Quick and accurate identification is vital in determining treatment. This book will enable readers to identify most of the poisonous plants, exotic and indigenous, growing in our gardens and parks. Joan Munday is a taxonomic botanist of the 'hotline' to the Poison Information Centre of the Johannesburg Hospital. Joan van Gogh is an artist with a wide knowledge of the medicinal properties of plants.
| Author | Joan Munday |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Delta Books |
| Place | Craighall |
| Year | 1988 |
| ISBN | 9780908387571 |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Condition | Good |
| Comments | Cover shelf rubbed; Cover plastic crinkling |
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