Learning About and Living With Insects of the Southwest: How to Identify Helpful, Harmful and Venomous Insects
by Ph.D. Floyd G. Werner, M.S. Carl Olson
Explore the insects of the American Southwest through a guide centered on identification and everyday understanding. This book addresses helpful, harmful, and venomous insects, making it a useful resource for readers interested in regional nature, insect life, and living more knowledgeably alongside these often misunderstood creatures.
About This Book
Learning About and Living With Insects of the Southwest focuses on identifying insects found in the American Southwest.
The book distinguishes among helpful, harmful, and venomous insects, offering a practical framework for understanding their roles and significance.
Its subject is relevant to readers interested in regional nature, insect identification, and living with the diverse insect life of the Southwest.
Written by Ph.D. Floyd G. Werner and M.S. Carl Olson, this used edition is listed in good condition.
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