Mayo Ethnobotany

Explore the rich biodiversity of northwest Mexico with Mayo Ethnobotany, authored by experts in the field and published by the University of California Press in 2002. This hardback edition spans 372 pages, offering an in-depth look at the tropical deciduous forests and thornscrub that characterize the traditional lands of the Mayo people, stretching from the stunning Sea of Cortes to the majestic foothills of the Sierra Madre.

Delve into a comprehensive account of the region's climate, geology, and unique vegetation, making this book an essential resource for anyone interested in ethnobotany, ecology, or the cultural heritage of the Mayo community. Perfect for scholars, students, and nature enthusiasts alike, Mayo Ethnobotany invites you to discover the intricate relationships between the Mayo people and their natural environment.