Field Guide To Eucalypts by M.I.H Brooker, David Kleinig
SKU: B-001749

Field Guide To Eucalypts

Authors: M.I.H Brooker , David Kleinig
Special Features: Dust Jacket, Hardcover
Condition: In good condition. The dust jacket has minor fading, minor chipping. The closed book page edge has marks. The internal page surface is not affected. The first few papers have minor foxing. The rest of the pages are not affected. Clean and tidy pages. Free of writing. Free of dog ears. Free of tears. Tight binding. From a smoke free home.

Gardening & Environment Education & Reference Science & Nature

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
Our price
$85.00 AUD
Enquire

Shipping

Ships from Australia. Domestic shipping available.
FREE Free shipping within Australia on this item.
Estimated delivery within 1–6 business days within Australia.
International shipping: available by quote. Add to cart to request a shipping quote at checkout.
Final shipping options and prices are calculated at checkout using Australia Post rates.

Field Guide to Eucalypts by M.I.H. Brooker and David Kleinig is the 1983 hardback bible for anyone who loves Australian native trees. This vintage Inkata Press reference profiles over 100 eucalypts in crisp detail, making it a go-to for gardeners, landscapers, bushwalkers and students alike.

The 288-page volume arrives in good, collector-friendly shape: a tight, unmarked interior free of writing or dog-ears, protected by its original dust jacket. Minor sun-fade and light edge-chipping to the jacket plus slight foxing to the first few pages are noted; page edges show superficial marks that do not extend onto the text block.

Ideal as a trusted field companion or a handsome shelf statement, the book pairs botanical accuracy with clear photographs and range maps that simplify identification across Australia’s varied climates. Its durable hardcover binding and concise species notes suit both backpack and desktop use.

Secure this enduring Australian nature classic today and enjoy confident eucalyptus spotting for years to come.