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Ladybugs, tiger lilies, and wallflowers

Robert Hendrickson

1993

Association of plant hairs and insect resistance

James A. Webster

1975

The living world

Teresa Farino

1992

The Names of Plants

David Gledhill, D. Gledhill

2002

Potted histories

Sandra Knapp, Frédérique Daber, Frédérique Fraisse et al.

2003

Handbook of the Yemen Flora

J. R. Wood

1997

Experimenting with plants science projects

Robert Gardner

2013

The Everglades Handbook

Thomas E. Lodge, Lodge Thomas E Staff

1998

Trees, Shrubs & Flowers to Know in British Columbia and Washington

Chess Lyons

1995

Loon laughter

Frank Allen Peake, Paul L. Aird

1999

Dictionary of economic plants

J. C. Th Uphof

1959

Strange Plants

Monica Halpern

2002

Bean (Life Cycles)

Louise Spilsbury

2005

Lettuce grows on the ground

Gail Saunders-Smith, Mari C. Schuh

2011

Fragrant path

Louise Beebe Wilder

1974

Stems

Charlotte Guillain

2008

Documentation and preliminary validation of H20TRANS and DAYTRANS, two models for predicting transpiration and water stress in western coniferous forests

S. W. Running

1984

Tree life

Kim Taylor

1992

Plants & Fungi

Robert Snedden

2005

Flora's Plant Names

Global Book Publishing

2003

Plants Thematic Unit

MARY ELLEN STERLING

2004

Plant anatomy

A. Fahn

1967

Elements of criticism

Henry Home Lord Kames

1772

The flora of the Assyrian monuments and its outcomes

Emanuel Bonavia

1894

Soil conditions and plant growth

Edward J. Russell

1912

From Eye to Potato

Ellen Weiss

2007

Reproduction in plants

Julie K. Lundgren

2013

Gardener's magic and folklore

Margaret Baker

1978

Non-flowering plants

Floyd S. Shuttleworth, Herbert S. Zim

1967

The plant selector

Davis, Brian

1997

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