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PROBABLY most teaching botanists looking back upon their early experiences when they first found it necessary to draft a syllabus of instruction can recall an attempt to prepare a course adapted to the round of the seasons. In the case of pure observational study such a course is profitable, but it is the general experience that a seasonal adjustment does not accord with the best morphological or physiological sequence, and this opinion is not modified by the arguments or scheme put forward in the present instance.
Seasonal Botany, a Supplementary Text-book.
By M. O'Brien Harris. Pp. 56. (London: Blackie and Son, Ltd., 1906.) Price 8d.
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Seasonal Botany, a Supplementary Text-book . Nature 75, 341 (1907). https://doi.org/10.1038/075341d0
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