Botany
Taylor R. Alexander, R. Will Burnett, Herbert S. Zim

Author:
Taylor R. Alexander, R. Will Burnett, Herbert S. Zim
Illustrator:
Jean Day Zallinger
Editor:
Vera R. Webster
Publication:
1970 by Golden Press
Genre:
Field Guide, Non-fiction, Science
Series:
Golden Science Guides
Pages:
160
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Foreword:
Botany is the branch of science that includes every kind of plant life. In combination with Zoology, the study of all animal life, Botany is an essential part of Biology, the study of all life. Due to some basic differences and the fact that so much has been learned about Biology in the last century, it is convenient to separate Botany from Zoology to facilitate learning. However, the reader should never forget that plants and animals, living together, form a complex and unique unity that is the basis for sustaining all life on this planet. This book emphasizes plant science—the diversity of form, the uniformity of processes, the ecological distribution, and the evolutionary development from simple to complex; but, it also endeavors to present the interaction and interdependence of all living forms.
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