The Shaping of Cambridge Botany: A Short History of Whole-plant Botany in Cambridge from the Time of Ray Into the Present Century |
Contents
Ray and the herborising tradition | 6 |
The Martyns and the Linnaean tradition | 30 |
s Henslow and the rise of natural science | 47 |
the fragmentation | 65 |
Marshall Ward | 83 |
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The Shaping of Cambridge Botany: A Short History of Whole-Plant Botany in ... S. M. Walters No preview available - 2009 |
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References to this book
Guide to Information Sources in the Botanical Sciences Elisabeth B. Davis,Diane Schmidt No preview available - 1996 |