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6 books about Madeira tagged “flora”.

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Cover of Madeira: A Botanical Melting Pot

Flora & Gardens

With selection notes

Madeira: A Botanical Melting Pot

Susanne Lipps, Oliver Breda

English · 2006 edition

A colour-illustrated botanical pocket guide describing 166 typical plants of Madeira, organised by habitat — gardens and parks, the coast, cultivated land and levadas, the laurisilva forest and the mountains.

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Flora & Gardens

Flowers of Madeira

Roberto Jardim

English · 2008 edition

An accessible photographic guide to the flowers of Madeira by botanist Roberto Jardim of the island’s Botanical Garden — a popular introduction to Madeiran flowers and the island’s distinctive flowering plants.

Cover of Madeiras Flora

Flora & Gardens

With selection notes

Madeiras Flora

Rolf Goetz

German · 2022 edition

A German-language field guide to more than 200 Madeiran plants across every vegetation zone, with botanical garden profiles, short walks, maps and downloadable GPS locations.

Cover of Die Farn- und Blütenpflanzen Madeiras

Flora & Gardens

With selection notes

Die Farn- und Blütenpflanzen Madeiras

Thomas Muer, Herbert Sauerbier, Francisco Cabrera Calixto

German · 2020 edition

A German-language illustrated identification reference to Madeira’s ferns and flowering plants by Thomas Muer, Herbert Sauerbier and Francisco Cabrera Calixto. The German National Library records 792 pages for this 2020 Kleinsteuber Books edition.

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History & Culture

With selection notes

Madeira: Its Scenery, and How to See It

Ellen M. Taylor

English · original edition 1882

A classic Victorian guide and personal account of touring Madeira — how to see the island, letters from a year’s residence, and lists of its trees, flowers, ferns and seaweeds. Available as a facsimile reprint.

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