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In Cycads of the World, Jones offers meticulously detailed descriptions of every recognized species, supported by expanded identification keys, updated nomenclature, and refined diagnostic characteristics. The second edition also enriches its coverage of ecology and conservation, addressing habitat loss, population pressures, and the increasing importance of global protection measures.
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Cycads of the World by David L. Jones, second edition published by Reed New Holland in 2002, is a substantially expanded and updated revision of Jones’s authoritative global survey of these ancient plant species. Widely regarded as the definitive modern reference on cycads, this edition incorporates significant new taxonomic research, additional species descriptions, and revised distribution data that reflect the considerable developments in cycad science during the decade following the first publication. For botanists, horticulturists, and serious collectors, the 2002 edition stands out as the most comprehensive and refined version of this essential work.
In Cycads of the World, Jones offers meticulously detailed descriptions of every recognized species, supported by expanded identification keys, updated nomenclature, and refined diagnostic characteristics. The second edition also enriches its coverage of ecology and conservation, addressing habitat loss, population pressures, and the increasing importance of global protection measures. Jones’s extensive field experience gives each section exceptional clarity, allowing readers to develop a nuanced understanding of cycad morphology, life cycles, propagation methods, and horticultural requirements.
Enhanced with improved photographic plates, additional habitat imagery, and more precise distribution maps, the 2002 Reed New Holland edition elevates the visual and scientific value of the book. For anyone engaged in botanical study, cycad cultivation, biodiversity conservation, or the acquisition of authoritative plant references, Cycads of the Worldremains indispensable. The second edition is particularly sought after for its expanded content, making it an ideal cornerstone volume for both institutional and private botanical libraries.






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