Noxious Weeds Of Australia by William Thomas Parsons
SKU: B-003203

Noxious Weeds Of Australia

Author: William Thomas Parsons
Special Features: Dust Jacket, Illustrated
Condition: Acceptable condition with scuffing on closed book page edge, chipping on top and bottom cover edges, foxing on first four pages and some page edges, yellowing. Free of writing, dog ears, tight binding, from a smoke‑free home.

Gardening & Environment Education & Reference Science & Nature

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
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Noxious Weeds of Australia by William Thomas Parsons offers a clear, illustrated guide to the country’s most problematic plant species, blending practical horticultural advice with environmental context. This non‑fiction volume serves both young adult and adult readers interested in botany, gardening, and Australian natural history.

The book covers a wide range of topics from plant identification and control methods to the ecological impact of invasive weeds, making it a useful reference for students, garden enthusiasts, and professionals in environmental and agricultural fields. Its concise entries and visual aids help readers quickly understand each species’ characteristics and management strategies.

Published by Inkata Press in 1992, the hardcover includes a protective dust jacket and full-color illustrations that enhance the text’s educational value. The illustrated format makes it an engaging resource for anyone studying plants, horticulture, or Australian geography.

The copy is in acceptable condition with some scuffing on the closed page edge, minor chipping on the top and bottom cover edges, and light foxing on the first four pages and several page edges, along with general yellowing. It is free of writing, dog‑ears, and has a tight binding, having been kept in a smoke‑free home.