The New York Botanical Garden Press Catalog

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• Flora Neotropica
• Memoirs of The New York Botanical Garden
• Intermountain Flora
• Advances in Economic Botany
• Contributions from The New York Botanical Garden
• North American Flora

• The Botanical Review
• Brittonia
• Economic Botany
• Mycologia

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NEW TITLES

Cultural Uses of Plants

By Gabriell DeBear Paye
Written by Gabriell DeBear Paye, a gifted teacher in the Boston school system for 15 years, "Cultural Uses of Plants" challenges middle- and high-school students to design and implement their own unique experiments starting from a reference point they can relate to: a useful plant in their own cultures.  Readers will find this book truly interesting from cover to cover. "Cultural Uses of Plants" satisfies the National Science Education Standards, and can supplement the curriculum of Social Studies, History, Language Arts, Health, Mathematics, Environmental Science, or Biology classes.

Last Updated: 06/21/2000