Botany for Young People: Part II. How Plants Behave; how They Move, Climb, Employ Insects to Work for Them, & C
In this engaging and informative book, Asa Gray explains the behaviors of plants and their adaptations to their environment in accessible language for young readers. The book includes illustrations to help readers understand the concepts presented. A great resource for budding botanists and curious minds alike.
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