Plant Taxonomy
“Plant Taxonomy” by Austin Balfour, published by Syrawood Publishing House on June 2, 2016, is a comprehensive exploration of the classification of plants and its significance in various scientific fields. This edition, comprising 269 pages, is presented in English and delves into the advanced knowledge required for effective plant identification and classification. The book serves as a resource for botanists, conservationists, agricultural scientists, and genetic engineers, providing insights into essential techniques and concepts in plant taxonomy.
Readers will find a detailed examination of key techniques in plant identification and classification, including discussions on alpha and beta taxonomy. The text emphasizes the long-term implications of these topics and their relevance as modern tools in the advancement of botany as a science. By addressing the interconnectedness of plant taxonomy with broader scientific disciplines, this book aims to enhance understanding and application in the life sciences.
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The study of botany and associated branches of biology, involves an advanced knowledge of plant taxonomy. The classification of plants into various categories aids not only the botanists, but also conservationists, agriculture scientists, genetic engineers, etc. This book is specifically designed to familiarize the reader with the key techniques of plant identification, classification and description, and concepts like alpha taxonomy, beta taxonomy, etc. While understanding the long-term perspectives of the topics covered within the book, it also makes an effort in highlighting their impacts as modern tools for the progress of botany as a science.
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