A manual of botany,

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The botanical text-book, an introduction to scientific botany, both structural and systematic. For colleges, schools, and private students.

A revised edition of the author's "Elements of botany", published in 1836.

An introduction to the natural system of botany: or, A systematic view of the organisation, natural affinities, and geographical distribution, of the whole vegetable kingdom; together with the uses of the most important species in medicine, the arts, and rural or domestic economy.

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Contributions to botany, iconographic and descriptive, detailing the characters of plants that are either new or imperfectly described; to which are added remarks on their affinities.

Vol. III contains a complete monograph ofthe Menispermaceæ.

The Illustrated botany.

"Comprising an introduction to the natural system,a treatise on vegetable physiology, and on the botany of fossils, together with descriptions of numerous species of plants."

Botany for high schools and colleges.

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Botany; the science of plant life,

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Class-book of botany: being outlines of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants; with a flora of the United States and Canada.

The verso of pl. v is p. [i] of the description of plates.

Descriptive botany : a practical guide to the classification of plants, with a popular flora /

Includes index.

An experiment in supplementary botany. De scholis silvis que.

Thesis (D. of Ped.)--University of Toronto

Syllabus of the courses in botany and zoology. Sept., 1883-June, 1884.

At head of title: Washington High School

Common-sense botany. Designed to aid in the study of nature ...

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An introduction to the study of botany;

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A manual of botany for the northern and middle states ... /

First published in 1817, under title: A manual of botany for the northern states.

An introduction to the study of botany; in which the science is illustrated by examples of native and exotic plants ...

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