A synopsis of the palms of Puerto Rico

About this book

In the early 20th century, as scientific exploration intensified, O. F. Cook meticulously documented the rich diversity of flora in Puerto Rico. "A Synopsis of the Palms of Puerto Rico" serves as an essential resource, detailing the classification and ecological significance of various palm species unique to the island. With a focus on their distinctive characteristics and habitats, Cook’s work highlights the importance of these plants in both local ecosystems and cultural contexts. Ideal for students, botanists, and environmental activists, this publication not only enriches understanding of Puerto Rican biodiversity but also emphasizes the need for conservation. Discover the intricate relationship between palms and their environment through Cook’s authoritative lens.