Field and Woodland Plants
by William S. Furneaux
Publisher: Longmans, Green 1909
ISBN/ASIN: B00089XRGC
Number of pages: 383
Description:
This additional volume to the young naturalist's 'Outdoor World Series' is an attempt to provide a guide to the study of our wild plants, shrubs and trees -- a guide which, though comparatively free from technical terms and expressions, shall yet be strictly correct and scientific.
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