This one-semester text is designed for an upper level botany course. Plants in our World emphasizes how people use plants; including fundamental information on morphology, anatomy, and taxonomy as a foundation of general botany. Now in full color, the fourth edition includes molecular data that has immensely altered the understanding of relationships among flowering plants and recently pinpointed the origin of numerous crops. Taxonomy of species has been updated to discuss the system of the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group.
Written for the introductory-level course in Economic Botany, this edition offers more emphasis on key topics like biotechnology and ethnobotany.
Economic Botany: Plants in Our World
Emphasis on U.S. & Western world.
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In fact, this book promises to be as pleasant a surprise as Alice’s experience in the white rabbit’s warren, in which she encountered a world very different from ours.
Helen and William Bynum are expert guides to the rich histories, significance and uses of over 80 key plants in 69 entries, revealing our relationship with them, both utilitarian and aesthetic, and their multiple benefits and cultural ...
DK's elegant introduction to botany is packed with sumptuous photos and crystal-clear artworks that explain the mechanics of photosynthesis, why leaves change color, how cacti store water, and how seeds know when to grow.
Schneider JV, Bissiengou P, Amaral MdCE, Tahir A, Fay MF, Thines M, Sosef MSM, Zizka G, Chatrou LW. (2014). Phylogenetics, ancestral state ... PODOSTEMACEAE RIVERWEED FAMILY Burkhardt G, Becker H, Grubert M, Thomas J, Eicher T. 1994.
Profiles ten plants that influenced human history, including cotton, sugar, rubber, and potatoes.--
The rich histories, significance and uses of over 80 key plants in 69 entries, revealing our relationship with them, both utilitarian and aesthetic, and their multiple benefits and cultural associations