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Basic Botany by Sharon Morrisey
This note covers the following topics: Nomenclature, Scientific names, Plant Anatomy and Physiology, Plant Parts, Roots, Stems, Buds, Leaves, Roots, Flowers, Fruits, Seeds, roots, Factors Affecting Growth, Photoperiod, Carbon or Nitrogen Ratio.
Author(s): Sharon Morrisey
105 Pages 
This book will add to the scientific knowledge of the readers on the molecular aspects of plants. This book will help to strengthen the scientific background of the readers on plants and deliver the message regarding plants for the future, in food security, health, industry, and other areas.
Author(s): Hany El-Shemy
NA Pages
Pollination process is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther, which is the male structure of the flower, to the sigma on the female structure of the flower. The chapters of this book present results in research undertaken to improve productivity in crops such as Actinidia chinensis, Theobroma cacao, and Manicaria saccifera.
Author(s): William Mokwala
NA Pages
Plant Botany An introduction to plant anatomy, morphology and physiology
This guide explains the following topics: Life domains and phylogeny of tree growth on Earth, Plant Cell, Tissues, Roots, The stem, Leaf, Propagation and reproduction of woody plants, Basics of woody plant physiology, Respiration, Photorespiration, Water regime of woody plants, Mineral nutrition of woody plants and the significance of nutrients.
Author(s): Milena Martinkova, Martin Cermak, Roman Gebauer, Zuzana Spinlerova
103 Pages
Insectivorous Plants is a book by British naturalist and evolutionary theory pioneer Charles Darwin. The book chronicles Darwin's experiments with various carnivorous plants, in which he carefully studied their feeding mechanisms. Darwin tried several methods to stimulate the plants into activating their trap mechanisms, including feeding them meat and glass, blowing on them and prodding them with hair.
Author(s): Charles Darwin
NA Pages
If we can gain understanding of how plants grow, then we may be able to manipulate it to reduce both chemical fertilizer use and its environmental impact without decreasing the yield. This book provides information about the use of bio-agents, plant health, plant pathogen, property of melanin, and the influence of rootstock and root growth. Major topics covered are: The Use of Bio-Agents for Management of Potato Diseases, Plant Health, The Organic Amendment Improve the Yield and Quality of Vegetable, Plant Pathogens, Making Soil More Accessible to Plants, Coumarin&
Author(s): Everlon Cid Rigobelo
230 Pages
This book is the result of several years 1 experience of the authors with the Intermediate classes. A lot of time is usually wasted in giving instructions and notes to the students as to the procedure of the day's work. The authors feel that this humble attempt at systematizing the practical work of Intermediate classes, will go a long way to remove this difficulty.
Author(s): Dass H.C.and Sawhney C.L.
150 Pages
The Plants Database provides standardized information about the vascular plants, mosses, liverworts, hornworts, and lichens of the U.S. and its territories.
Author(s): NA
NA Pages
Basic Botany, Physiology, and Environmental Effects on Plant Growth
This note covers the following topics: Stems, Texture and Growth of Stems, Life Cycles of Plants, Stems as Food, Leaves, Buds, Roots, Flowers, Fruit and Seeds.
Author(s): Arizona Cooperative Extension, College of Agriculture, The University of Arizona
NA Pages
Sturtevants Edible Plants Of The World(PDF 775P)
Gleaning edible plants from herbals, botanies, travel books, cultural histories, and experiments in scientific farming, Edward Lewis Sturtevant (1842-1898) complied notes for the largest and most accurate work on edible plants, cultigents, and secondary food sources ever written. 2,897 species with comments from over 560 ancient and modern sources virtually cover the entire field. The range is from the oldest known foods, the mallow and asphodel, through newcomers like the tomato and celery, to wild foods which become important under certain circumstances.
Author(s): U. P. HEDRICK
775 Pages
Medicinal Plant exercpts VOLUME III Gentianaceae to Compositae
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Author(s): NA
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