rcpilz@ablnc.ATT.COM (Robert C. Pilz) (01/10/89)
What good sources are there to find out the poisonous and non-poisonous plants and animals of Florida? Our Indian Guides program suggests that the young braves (ages 6-10) find out about the plants and animals in their state. The older braves are to even find which plants and berries are edible. I've tried the local library, but there is little on the subject. I will probably have to go to the Orlando Science Center, but other leads would be welcome. R.C. Pilz AT&T IMS Orlando FL attmail!rcpilz
blais@ut-emx.UUCP (Donald Blais) (01/10/89)
In article <654@ablnc.ATT.COM> rcpilz@ablnc.ATT.COM (Robert C. Pilz) writes: > >What good sources are there to find out the poisonous and >non-poisonous plants and animals of Florida? In Orlando you should check the library at the University of Central Florida. There may not be any books on Florida specifically but there should be an abundance of "edible plants" books on North America and Eastern United States. You'll find edible plants books under one of these classification numbers... LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: QK 98.5 DEWEY DECIMAL: 581.632 -- Donald E. Blais INTERNET: blais@emx.utexas.edu Computation Center UUCP: {...}!cs.utexas.edu!ut-emx!blais University of Texas BITNET: BLAIS@UTAIVC.BITNET Austin TX 78712 PHONE: (512) 471-3241 ext 263