Reddit reviews Sonoran Desert Food Plants: Edible Uses for the Desert's Wild Bounty

There's so many. Sooooo very many because the wide range in elevation from negative sea level to over 10 thousand feet, and proximity to the ocean and out to the desert creates a large number of ecosystems, some of which are ecological islands with many of their own unique species of flora and fauna.

My books are packed for at least the next 2-3 weeks, but let me see if I can find some of them on Amazon.

Edit: Here's a couple books.

• Sonoran Desert Food Plants
  
• Introduction to California Chaparrel
  
  I also like this little book, but as I said, southern California is extremely diverse, so you only see a few things in the book at any one location.
  
  
• National Audubon Society Field Guide to California
  
  There's also the Jepson manuals, but they're expensive, and you might hate them unless you're into botany.
  
  What I usually do is take a bunch of pictures, then review them in my books at home and on the computer, but I'll take all my books if I'm car camping for over a week.