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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/855509127 Title: Plants of Tuvalu = Lākau mo mouku o Tuvalu : a guide to indigenous and introduced plants of Tuvalu Author: Randolph R Thaman; Eliala Fihaki; Teddy Fong Publisher: Suva : University of the South Pacific Press, 2012. ISBN/ISSN: 9789820108981 9820108985 OCLC:855509127

  
  

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Plants of Tuvalu = Lākau mo mouku o Tuvalu : a guide to indigenous and introduced plants of Tuvalu

Author:	Randolph R Thaman; Eliala Fihaki; Teddy Fong
Publisher:	Suva : University of the South Pacific Press, 2012.
Edition/Format:	Print book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	"Plants of Tuvalu" is a timely, richly-illustrated contribution to the natural and cultural history of Tuvalu, the atolls of which are clearly on the front line against climate, environmental and economic change. It is an educational resource, a fragrant multi-flowered garland, that will help preserve the knowledge and respect that island people have for their very limited but precious plant life, the protection of which of their first and last line of defense against change.  Read more...
Subjects	Plants -- Tuvalu. Plants -- Tuvalu -- Nomenclature. Plant names, Popular -- Tuvalu. View all subjects
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