
The Story of the Plant Kingdom
by Merle C. Coulter, Howard J. Dittmer
"The Story of the Plant Kingdom" by Merle C. Coulter and Howard J. Dittmer, third edition, published by The University of Chicago Press in 1966. Hardcover, ex-library with typical markings, no dust jacket. A significant resource in botany, revised for updated scientific context. Ideal for collectors and scholars of plant biology.
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This copy of "The Story of the Plant Kingdom" is an ex-library edition, showing signs of previous library use with typical markings. The hardcover is intact, though it lacks a dust jacket. The spine and corners exhibit minor wear, but the binding remains firm. Interior pages are clean and free from inscriptions, making it a functional copy for study or collection.
About This Vintage 1964 Edition
"The Story of the Plant Kingdom" by Merle C. Coulter and Howard J. Dittmer is a comprehensive exploration of botanical science, published by The University of Chicago Press in 1966. This third edition, revised by Howard J. Dittmer of the University of New Mexico, builds on the original work by Merle C. Coulter of the University of Chicago. The book is a detailed study of plant biology, making it a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of botany. This edition is distinct for its scholarly revision and the inclusion of updated scientific insights from the mid-20th century. The book is printed in the United States and designed by John F. Carafoli. It is an ex-library copy, indicating prior use in a library setting, but remains a scarce find for collectors and academics interested in historical botanical texts. The absence of a dust jacket and library markings are notable, yet the hardcover remains intact and suitable for research or collection.
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The University of Chicago Press
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