PLANT BIOLOGY
PLANT BIOLOGY, Second Edition provides a complete introduction to the science of plants, combining the most current, real-world examples with information on plant biodiversity and ecology, including topics like biotechnology, economic botany, and plant/human interactions. PLANT BIOLOGY begins with e...
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Belmont, CA,
Thomson/Brooks/Cole
2006
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PLANT BIOLOGY 
Plant biology