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The Kew Plant glossary by Henk Beentje · Booklabria

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The Kew Plant glossary

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First published: 2010
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

"This new plant dictionary clearly defines over 4,100 terms used by botanists to describe plants in textbooks, scientific papers, floras and field guides. More than 730 entries are illustrated with detailed line drawings. The Kew Plant Glossary provides an essential reference for students, teachers, researchers, conservationists, horticulturalists, agriculturalists and gardeners"--Back cover.

Subjects: Dictionaries
Plants
Identification
Botany
Terminology
Plants, identification

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