Darwin and the art of botany: observations on the curious world of plants with artwork from the Oak Spring Garden Foundation

Portland, Oregon: Timber Press. Edited by Bobbi Angell (2023)
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Darwin and the Art of Science will consist of excerpts from six of Darwin's books, chosen and introduced by James Costa. The excerpts will be arranged by plant (rather than according to which book they're from) in order to make the most of extraordinary images provided by the Oak Springs Garden Foundation library. As a group, they will provide unparalleled access to Darwin's fascinating observations and musings about the world of plants and how their distinctive features have evolved.

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