First published 2011
In "Practical Physiology of Plants," acclaimed botanist Francis Darwin guides readers on a journey deep into the hidden world of plant biology. From the intricate dance of photosynthesis to the subtle signaling systems that allow flora to communicate, this captivating work illuminates the remarkable adaptations that enable plants to thrive. With vivid prose and keen observational skills, Darwin reveals the ingenious mechanisms that plants employ to sense their environment, defend against threats, and reproduce. Readers will be left in awe of the incredible sophistication unfolding just beyond our view.
Genres: science, non-fiction, biology, academic, science-nature
Vibes: educational, informative, thought-provoking
Tropes: educational, informative
372 pages · Paperback · Wentworth Press