Plants and Society By Levetin & McMahon (5th, Fifth Edition)
by Estelle Levetin / Karen Mcmahon
Plants and Society, fifth edition by Estelle Levetin and Karen McMahon, offers an insightful exploration of the profound impact of plants on human civilization. This educational resource details the biological and cultural roles of plants, making complex botanical concepts accessible for learners at all levels.
About This Book
This fifth edition textbook, authored by Estelle Levetin and Karen McMahon, examines the intricate relationships between plants and society. It provides an educational overview of how plants influence various aspects of human life.
The book covers essential topics on botany and its societal implications, designed for students and educators seeking foundational knowledge in plant sciences.
Through structured chapters, it highlights the importance of plants in everyday contexts, fostering a deeper understanding of their contributions to society.
Ideal for academic use, this edition updates key concepts to reflect current perspectives on plant-society interactions.
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