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THIS work will take the same place in the botanical teaching of the United States as will be occupied in this country by the “Practical Botany” of Messrs. Bower and Vines, when the latter is completed. Both are essentially guides to the laboratory instruction which now forms the most important part of every efficient course of botany.
Hand-Book of Plant Dissection.
By J. C. Arthur Charles R. Barnes John M. Coulter (New York: Henry Holt and Co., 1886.)
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S., D. Hand-Book of Plant Dissection . Nature 34, 261–262 (1886). https://doi.org/10.1038/034261a0
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