Botanique

Ever wonder if plants sleep or why their leaves are shaped a certain way? The inner workings of the plants you love are revealed and celebrated in this guide by botany expert Dr. Scott Zona. A Garden …

Camp’s Botany by the Numbers provides a succinct, yet comprehensive walk through the plant kingdom in study outline form. Camp’s Biology by the Numbers guide series provide advanced high school stude …

In this book, you’ll learn why plants have fruits, the difference between dry fruits and fleshy fruits, basic fruit anatomy, the parts of a seed, why plants make seeds, and how seeds are dispersed. I …

Sugarcane has garnered much interest for its potential as a viable renewable energy crop. While the use of sugar juice for ethanol production has been in practice for years, a new focus on using the …

Citrus fruit, originating in Southeast Asia, have been cultivated and enjoyed for over 4000 years. Moreover, they are grown in nearly every country within 40°north-south latitude, the major producers …

If you have tried to identify wildflowers, you’ll already know exactly what is meant by the title of this book. Although a lot of plants are relatively straightforward to recognise, many others are n …

"Coloured Engravings of Heaths Vol 4" is a book written by H.C. Andrews, a renowned British botanist and illustrator in the early 19th century. This book is a collection of finely detailed …

Tree by Tree is a warning and a toolkit for the future of forest recovery. Scott J. Meiners investigates the critical biological threats endangering tree species native to the forests of eastern Nort …

In this book, you’ll learn why some plants have cones, basic cone anatomy and function, the diversity in the four living phyla of gymnosperms, and about some of the most amazing plants on Earth, hold …

Divided into three volumes, Micropropagation of Orchids Third Edition retains the exhaustive list of micropropagation protocols for many genera and updates each section to include new and/or revised …