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Biology of Plants

Long acclaimed as the definitive introductory botany text for majors,

Biology of Plantsis especially known for its comprehensive coverage and

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its magnificent art program. The new edition offers a wealth of new information, especially in the areas of taxonomy, genomics, plant hormones, and Arabidopsis research.

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adult
Length
epic · 944 pages

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