Plant Physiology for Students | Nature

ABSTRACT PLANT physiology—especially the teaching of it—has not been in a satisfactory state for decades, and though one is constantly looking for signs of improvement, prospects are not

reassuring. It seems worthy of reflexion that the first-class plant physiologist of the future must be the almost exclusive enthusiast of the present ; for few ordinarily promising students

are being attracted to the subject. General Plant Physiology By E. C. Barton-Wright. Pp. 539. (Williams and Norgate, Ltd.) 15_s_. net. Access through your institution Buy or subscribe This

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