Plant Galls

Seaweeds

The Restless Plant

Trees of Panama and Costa Rica

Flowering Plants and Ferns of Iceland

Fifty Plants that Changed the Course of History

Dear Customers,

Welcome to the NHBS Botany Catalogue: Summer 2011

We hope you enjoy browsing our selection of new and bestselling Botany titles, plus a preview of the best forthcoming books. We have picked out the highlights in various subject areas, in our Editor's Choice selections.

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Best wishes,

Dr Nigel Massen

Managing Director

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