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Edible Wild Plants and Useful Herbs
North American Field Guide to Medicinal Plants
Diving Opportunities for Fun and Profit
23. NEW BOOK: Edible Wild Plants and Useful Herbs
Get an autographed copy....$8.95
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Book: $8.95 122 Color Photos of Edible Plants |
Jim Meuninck's
new field guide has color photos and identifies 120 edible and medicinal
plants.
The book
contains Jim's favorite recipes...And it documents Native American,
Chinese, Pioneer
and modern
pharmaceutical uses of wild plants.
Special section on poisonous plants and poisonous look-alikes.
New sections explore Jim's favorite edible wild flowers, his favorite wild foods found along the
Content:
-Color photos for accurate field identification.
-Recipes and Medicinal uses.
-Excellent companion book for OUR video series:
Edible Wild Plants and Trees, Shrubs, Nuts and Berries.
-Indexed, with a huge appendix of recommended books,
WEB SITES, videos and other wild plant resources.
-Poisonous plants and poisonous look alikes with
photos.
-Top Ten pages with author's favorite plants and
recipes.
-Edible Flowers.
A truly Inexpensive edible wild plants guide with color photos.
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Diving Opportunities for Fun and Profit DIVING OPPORTUNITIES
Diving
is great fun and you can make money while doing it. Jim Meuninck
has been scuba diving for 38 years. He has retrieved thousands
of golf balls, did graduate work in marine sciences, taught diving
to graduate students, searched for underwater antiques, spear fished
and has canvassed people around the United States for ways to make
money diving. Book: $15.95 Author
Jim Meuninck CONTENT:
Benefits: Pricing:
$15.95
for
FUN AND PROFIT
One hundred opportunities diving...
Discover over 100 ways to make money diving. Jim Meuninck
is a member of the Wilderness Medical Society and the American
Botanical
Council and has authored the nationally
syndicated columns Outdoor Medicine and Boating Medicine. He studied
marine
biology at the LaSalle Biological Center, Ocho Rios, Jamaica and
at the late Emperor HiroHito's Marine Science Center in Hayama,
Japan.
He has been diving for 38 years.