Title: Ferns of Northeastern and Central North America, second edition
Product review: Significant advances in fern taxonomy have made this revision of the first edition essential. It retains the clear and detailed illustrations used in the first edition with some new drawings added as needed. The new keys are especially helpful. It's my favorite book for quick reference and identification of ferns, clubmosses, and horsetails. The paper in this edition is more durable, but the book heavier, which is a consideration in the field. I carry it anyway.Now, I'd like to see a revision of A Field Guide to Wildflowers in the Peterson series.
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