A Class-book Of Botany, Designed For Colleges, Academies, And Other Seminaries

"A Class-book Of Botany" by Alphonso Wood is a comprehensive textbook designed for students in colleges, academies, and other seminaries. This two-part volume covers the elements of botanical science and the natural orders of plants. The book is richly illustrated and includes a flora of the Northern, Middle, and Western states, making it an invaluable resource for students seeking to understand and identify plants in these regions.

This work provides a structured approach to learning botany, making it an essential guide for both instructors and students. Its detailed descriptions and illustrations aid in the practical application of botanical knowledge. A classic text in the field, "A Class-book Of Botany" remains a valuable reference for anyone interested in plant science and natural history.

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