BOOKS ON BOTANY 



Text-Books and Supplementary Readers. 



Bergen's Elements of Botany. By Joseph Y. Bergen, Instructor in 

 Biology in the English High School, Boston. 332 pages. Fully 

 illustrated. For introduction, $1.10. 



Gregory's Elements of Plant Anatomy. By Emily L. Gregory, late 

 Professor of Botany in Barnard College. 148 pages. Illustrated. 

 For introduction, $1.25. 



Campbell's Elements of Structural and Systematic Botany. For 

 high schools and elementary college courses. By Douglas H. 

 Campbell, Professor of Botany in the Leland Stanford Junior 

 University. 253 pages. For introduction, $1.12. 



Ward's Plant Organization. By R. Halsted Ward, formerly Pro- 

 fessor of Botany in the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, 

 N.Y. 4to. 176 pages. Illustrated. Flexible boards. For intro- 

 duction, 75 cents. 



Hale's Little Flower-People. By Gertrude E. Hale. Illustrated. 

 85 pages. For introduction, 40 cents. 



Bergen's Glimpses at the Plant World. By Fanny D. Bergen. 

 Fully illustrated. 156 pages. For introduction, 50 cents. 



Newell's Outlines of Lessons in Botany. For the use of teachers or 

 mothers studying with their children. By Jane H. Newell. 

 Part I. : From Seed to Leaf. 150 pages. Illustrated. For introduction, 50 cents. 

 Part II. : Flower and Fruit. 393 pages. Illustrated. For introduction, So cents. 



Newell's Reader in Botany. Selected and adapted from well-known 

 authors. ISy Jane H. Newell. 

 Part I. : From Seed to Leaf. 199 pages. For introduction, 60 cents. 

 Part II. : Flower and Fruit. 179 pages. For introduction, 60 cents. 



Morley's Few Familiar Flowers. By Margaret W. Morley. Sq. 

 i2mo. Cloth. 274 pages. Illustrated. For introduction, 60 

 cents. 



Morley's Flowers and their Friends. By Margaret W. Morley. 

 Sq. i2mo. Hoards. Illustrated. 255 pages. For introduction, 

 50 cents. 



Morley's Seed-Babies. By Margaret W. Mori.ky. Sq. i2mo. 

 Boards. 75 pages. Illustrated. For introduction, 25 cents. 



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