Mordecai Cubitt Cooke Libri

A practical guide to the creation and maintenance of ponds and ditches, including instructions for stocking them with fish and growing aquatic plants.

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A taxonomy and guide to the various species of desmids (single-cell algae) found in the freshwater environments of the UK and Ireland, authored by renowned natural scientist Mordecai Cubitt Cooke.

This comprehensive guide to British fungi provides detailed descriptions of edible and poisonous species, as well as a helpful table of orders and genera. Cooke's clear and concise writing makes this book accessible to anyone interested in mycology, from amateur mushroom hunters to professional mycologists.

This stunning collection of plates showcases the beauty and diversity of British fresh-water algae, with detailed illustrations and descriptions of each species. A unique and valuable resource for anyone interested in botany or natural history.