Contributions To Botany: Iconographic And Descriptive, Detailing The Characters Of Plants That Are Either New Or Imperfectly Described: To Which Are A (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246973358)

"Contributions To Botany, Volume 3" by John Miers is a detailed exploration of the plant kingdom, focusing on plants that are either newly discovered or those whose characteristics have not been fully described. This volume provides both iconographic and descriptive information, offering a comprehensive look at the characters of various plants. Miers adds insightful remarks on the affinities between different species.

Notably, this volume features a complete monograph of the Menispermaceae family, offering an in-depth study of this particular group of plants. This work is invaluable for botanists, researchers, and anyone with a keen interest in the detailed study of plant life and classification. It stands as a significant contribution to the field of botany, preserving important historical and scientific knowledge.

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