Mandala and Landscape by Alexander MacDonald Hardcover (1997) HIGHLIGHTS THE TECHNIQUES WHEREBY MANDALA-SCHEMES ARE PROJECTED IN THOUGHT, BELIEF AND ACTION, ON TO WIDELY DIFFERING NATURAL LANDSCAPES. Mandala Gardens by Tarthang Tulku Hardcover (1992) Greenmarket: The Complete Guide to New York City's Farmer's Markets: With 55 Recipes by Pamela Thomas, Andrea Sperling, Barry Benepe Hardcover (1999) The heart of this hardworking book is an encyclopedia of over 150 vegetables, fruits, flowers, and prepared foods sold at the New York farmers' markets. Each detailed entry is illustrated with a color photograph and includes information for selecting, storing, preserving, preparing, and serving each item. More than 100 easy-to-prepare recipes are featured. Guidelines for Seed Exchange and Plant Introduction in Tropical Crops (FAO Plant Production and Protection Paper, No 76/Pbn F3043) by Jorge Leon, Lyndsey Withers Paperback (1987) Food & Agriculture Org; Seed Savers Exchange the First Ten Years by Kent Wheally Paperback (1940) Forages: The Science of Grassland Agriculture by Robert Barnes, Darrell Miller, Jerry Nelson Hardcover (1995) Field Guide to the Broad-Leaved Herbaceous Plants of South Texas: Used by Livestock and Wildlife by James Everitt, Dale Drawe, Robert Lonard Paperback (1999) Much-Needed Photographs of Rapidly Disappearing Plants Reviewer: A reader, 1999 A must-have for every library in south Texas. This well-organized book fills a large gap in reference material about vegetation which remains undisturbed on less than 95% of south Texas' landmass. Placement of photos and construction of keys make this an excellent introductory text for students of botany. It's the first volume I can recommend to junior-high and high school teachers as a "user-friendly" approach to keying south Texas herbs. Lots of south Texas plants remain unmentioned here, however. Let us not assume that they are nonnative or without "use to livestock and wildlife."