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Introduction to structural and systematic botany, and vegetable physiology, being a fifth and revised edition of the Botanical text-book.
Published by New York: Ivison Phinney Blakeman & Co, 1869
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8vo, 20.8cm. Pp. i-xii,13-555, 1335 wood-engravings in text, glossary & index. Harsbound, original cloth, covers blind-tooled, gilt title lettering to backstrip. Minor superficial trace of use to binding. contents fine. - With nice tipped-in note by the author: "Dear Mr Baker, Here is a Chilanthus from Sierra Nevada, California Col. J.G. Lemmon which Eaton thinks may be C. pilosa or [?] but cannot compare. What sayest thou? [signed] A Gray". - [phd.221].
