Popular Wildflowers of South-Central British Columbia
Copyright © 2020 by Neil L. Jennings
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ISBN 9781771603485 (electronic)
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It is up to the users of this guidebook to acquire the necessary skills for safe experiences and to exercise caution. The author and publisher of this guide accept no responsibility for your actions or the results that occur from another’s actions, choices, or judgments. If you have any doubt as to the safety of any given plant, avoidance is the best course of action.