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Origin of land plants

Linda E. Graham

1993

Insectivorous plants

Charles Darwin

1875 ★ 3.0

Wetlands

William A. Niering

1985

The holistic gardener

Fiann Ó Nualláin

2014

Flowers

Jason Cooper

1991

The chemistry of plant pigments

C. O. Chichester

1972

Flowers, Trees, and Fruits (Young Discoverers: Biology Facts and Experiments)

Sally Morgan

2002

The biology of marine plants

M. J. Dring

1982

Poison plants

Alan Eshleman

1977

From flower to fruit

Anne Ophelia Todd Dowden

1984

Plant Parts (Life of Plants)

Louise Spilsbury

2002

The Smallest Kingdom

Mike Fraser

2011

The species problem in Cannabis

Ernest Small

1979

The way of the green witch

Arin Murphy-Hiscock

2006

A prayer for the earth

Sandy Eisenberg Sasso

1996

Preservation of agricultural specimens in plastics

George Russell Fessenden

1949

Who named the daisy? Who named the rose?

Mary B. Durant

1976

Botany

Jean H. Langenheim

1982

Official plant emblems of Canada

Ernest Small

2012

Catalogue of the phænogamous and vascular cryptogamous plants of Worcester County, Massachusetts

Jackson, Joseph

1883

Experiments With Plants

Salvatore Tocci

2002

The North American sylva, or, A description of the forest trees of the United States, Canada, and Nova Scotia

François André Michaux

1865

Life in a rain forest ecosystem

Janey Levy

2009

Plant growth and development

A. Carl Leopold

1964

Island life

Alfred Russel Wallace

1880

How Plants Survive (Science Links)

Kathleen V. Kudlinski

2003

Plants in danger

Edward R. Ricciuti

1979

Redwoods, hemlocks & other cone-bearing plants

Steve Parker

2010

Drawings of British plants

Stella Ross-Craig

1948

Plants that Move

Millicent E. Selsam

1962

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