Identifying the Asteraceae
- Centre: Preston Montford
- Tutor: John Swindells
- Date s : Friday 03 August to Monday 06 August
- Level: Open to Everyone
- This course is part of our Professional Development programme.
- Non-Resident: £235
- Shared Room: £304
- Sole Occupancy: £334
The Asteraceae are largest flower family in the world and the yellow ones are particularly difficult to separate. Using a range of lateral and dichotomous keys, John helps students to sort our their hawksbeards from their cats ears and gain confidence on identification of what were traditionally known as the yellow composites.
This course provides an opportunity to learn more about the species in this major plant family and improve your identification skills.
John Swindells holds the Birmingham University MSc in Biological Recording. He is Chairman of the Wild Flower Society and a Vice-President of the London Natural History Society and has a particular interest in urban wild plants.
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