Structural and systematic botany: being an arrangement of plants, forming a basis for the study of botany, either on the Linnaean or natural systems [1855]

Language: English. Approximately 228 pages. Printed on premium paper. English : Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1855. Treatise on structural and systematic botany, presenting the arrangement of plants as a basis for botanical study according to either the Linnaean or natural systems. Of interest for the history of botanical teaching and classification in the mid-nineteenth century, with concise, practical organization suitable for study and reference. This work presents the arrangement of plants as a basis for botanical study, following either the Linnaean or natural systems. It is of particular interest for the history of botany, botanical education, and nineteenth-century plant classification. Book images are non-contractual.