Plants in our World: Economic Botany

by Beryl Simpson, Molly Ogorzaly

Botany 植物学 Economic Botany

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Plants in Our World: Economic Botany introduces the significance of plants in human life and economic activity. Written by Beryl Simpson and Molly Ogorzaly, it offers a useful foundation for readers interested in botany, agriculture, plant science, and education.

ISBN-13 9780073524245 ASIN 0073524247 Views 325 Publisher McGraw Hill Year 2013 Edition 4 Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 544 Created November 04, 2026 Updated November 04, 2026

About This Book

Plants in Our World: Economic Botany examines plants in the context of human use and economic importance.

Written by Beryl Simpson and Molly Ogorzaly, the book presents economic botany as a field connecting plant knowledge with everyday life and society.

Its subject matter is relevant to readers studying botany, plant science, agriculture, and related areas of education.

This edition is identified as a used book in good condition.

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