Science of Plant Life: A High School Botany Treating of the Plant and Its Relation to the Environment (Classic Reprint)

Unlock how plants live and thrive in every environment

Discover a clear, student-friendly approach to botany that centers on how plants feed, grow, and interact with their surroundings. This practical text connects plant life to real-world farming, forestry, and ecology, making theory relevant to everyday life.

This edition guides you through essential topics with ready-made lab and field activities, so learners experience plants up close while building a solid foundation in physiology, anatomy, and ecology. The book emphasizes the nutrition of the plant as the central theme and shows how botanical ideas apply to agriculture and environmental understanding.

• Understand how plants obtain and use food
• Explore plant structure, growth, and reproductive processes
• Learn through laboratory and field work, with guidance for teachers
• See the environmental relationships that affect plant life and crop production

Ideal for students new to biology who want a practical, science-based view of plant life and its role in the environment.