Search Results: the genus paphiopedilum by phillip cribb

See photos. First edition, no additional printings indicated. Very good in a very good unclipped dust jacket. The dust jacket is protected by an archival quaity Mylar sleeve. Corners are sharp with no signd of being bumped. No names or markings of any kind. An exceptionally clea, bright and tight collectible copy. Will ship in box packed in Styrofoam pellets to ensure arrival in condition desribed.

London: The Royal Horticultural Society, 1983. A 17 page article contained in the complete issue, paperback, a very good copy. Postage will be reduced. [Also includes Chris Bailes on cultivation of Paphiopedilum, Kim Sorvig's Genus Nigella, and David Wright on climbing Honeysuckles.]. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good.

Oregon, USA: Timber Press, Inc, 1987. On half-title page signed by author. Clean green cloth on boards with gilt titles. Moderate foxing to top-edge. Nice clean contents. Glossy colour illustrations and line drawings. Binding is As New. 222p Dj: single teeny spot to front flap spine foot, otherwise a clean jacket. Light thin creasing to head of spine. . Signed by Author. First USA Edition. Hb. VG/VG. Illus. by Pandora Sellers and et al Contributors.

Kinabalu & Kew, 1998. Second edition, now out of print. Very well illustrated, including watercolours by Pandora Sellars and Carol Woodin, and many colour photographs of plants in the wild, large octavo, pp x, 428, fore-edge very slightly foxed, dustwrapper a little age-toned, and very slightly worn, endpapers a little marked, otherwise a very good copy in a very slightly worn slipcase. Signed by the author. {Paphiopedilums are, and have been since the early nineteenth century, one of the most popular of all orchid groups and are now widely grown throughout the world. There are almost 70 known species, all of which have their own attractive qualities appealing to growers, but many species are rare in the wild. Recent evidence has been synthesized to produce a modern classification of the genus. Chapters on the hybridization, cultivation (by Michael Tibbes), and conservation are also included. This treatment is a framework for future research as well as a sound guide to growers of these… Read More

Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia: Natural History Publications (Borneo), 1998. Second Edition. Hardcover. Book condition is Very Good, with a Very Good dust jacket. Minor edgewear to jacket. Minor edgewear to boards. Text is clean and unmarked. Stated Second Edition. Illustrated throughout with watercolor paintings by Pandora Sellars and Carol Woodin among others and photographs. ; Botanical Magazine Monograph Series; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall.