41. Mesoamerican Ethnobotany Syllabus thoughts, and general notes about Mesoamerican ethnobotany that occur in thecourse of the WEEK 1 INTRODUCTION what is botany, what is ethnobotany, http://www.utexas.edu/courses/stross/ant393_files/ant393syl.htm

Description MESOAMERICAN ETHNOBOTANY Syllabus ANT 393 Brian Stross Fall 2002 Office Hours EPS 2.204 Ethnobotany, as the study of interrelations between humans and plants , generally deals with such interrelationships one society at a time. This course intends to cover a larger region, Mesoamerica to formulate a program for ethnobotanical work in indigenous communities, and to deal with such general topics as systems of classification and nomenclature, plants and archeaology, plant cultivation food plants , medicinal plants, entheogenic plants and divination, plants in cosmology and religion, plants in construction and furniture, plants in clothing and ornament, plants in discourse, plants and the question of pre-Columbian contacts, and the impact of humans on plants (including forest management). These topics will be explored in a seminar format and exemplified from a perspective of indigenous Mesoamerican communities. No knowledge of botany is presupposed, nor is an interest in Mesoamerica required. TEXTS Required: Paul E. Minnis

42. 112 Home Page lecture notes for 4/21 Population Ecology - PDF file and descriptions offlowering plant parts from a botany lab course at Texas A M University. http://www.cofc.edu/~petersj/Biology_112_HomePage.htm

Biology 112 Evolution, Ecology and Biology of Organisms Course Announcements Study Guides Lecture Notes Course Information ... Cool Links Don't forget to check Course Announcements every day!!! Instructor: John Peters Office: 237 Science Center Bldg. Office Hours: Tues. 9:30-10:30 AM, Thurs. 2-3 PM, or by appointment Office Phone: 953-1422 email - petersj@cofc.edu Announcements Course Announcments Final Grades are now posted - There are two pages, so scroll down to find your grade. Check them over to make sure they are accurate. Bonus points have been added in. WONDERFUL NEWS!!! - Ivory-billed Woodpecker is rediscovered , after having thought to be extinct for more than 60 years. Check out the story at NPR.org. Course Information Course Policies Course Syllabus - visit the syllabus frequently to keep up to date on schedule changes! Mission Statement Lecture Notes Click here to read the instructions for getting and printing notes Lecture Notes (for 1/18) - Natural Selection PDF file Lecture Notes (for 1/25) - Evolution or Populations PDF file Lecture Notes (for 1/27) - Speciation PDF file Lecture Notes (for 2/15) - Prokaryotes PDF file Lecture Notes (for 2/17) - Origins of Metabolism PDF file Lecture Notes (for 2/17) - Origin of Eukaryotes PDF file Lecture Notes (for 2/22-2/24) - Plant Evolution/Reproduction PDF file Lecture Notes (for 3/15) - Plant Structure PDF file Plant Transport - PDF file Animal Evolution - PDF file Lecture Notes for 3/24 - Vertebrate Circulatory Systems - PDF file Lecture Notes for 3/29 -

43. Botany 307F - Families Of Vascular Plants - Course Organization 23 November History of botanical concepts notes Although the primarymeans of delivery for this course is by lectures, labs, and fieldtrips, http://www.botany.utoronto.ca/courses/BOT307/F_Organization/307forg.html

Organization of this course (2005/2006) Text Course outline Instructor Marking scheme ... Index to website content Past exams are available from B.U.D.S. Course Text: Plant Systematics - A Phylogenetic Approach, 2nd ed. Sunderland MA, Sinauer Associates, Inc. Students should note that this text includes a CD-ROM with images of representative plants from virtually all families discussed in the book (and hence in this course). These images will be used to supplement those available from the collections of the Vascular Plant herbarium (TRT) of the Royal Ontario Museum. Recommended Texts: Capon, B. (1990). Botany for gardeners. Portland OR, Timber Press. The ROM Field Guide to Wildflowers Of Ontario. Toronto ON, Royal Ontario Museum and McClelland and Stewart Ltd. Zomlefer, W. B. (1994). Guide to Flowering Plant Families. Chapel Hill NC, University of North Carolina Press. NOTE: students who seek a concise review Biology of Plants, 6 th ed. This is the text used in BOT251, and used copies of this or earlier editions are available in the library system, or for sale, used. [Back to TOP] Lecture and Lab Topics, Fall 2005 (Click

44. ANU - Faculty Of Science - School Of Botany And Zoology lecture notes, the web site and other course materials are not considered a complete Since this is an introductory course on plants, with no botanical http://www.anu.edu.au/BoZo/BIOL1006.php

Skip Navigation Search the ANU Website Handbook Admin Areas Phone List Staff Email Student Email Mail Archives for Skip Navigation ANU Home Faculty of Science Search ANU Faculty of Science School of Botany and Zoology BOZO Home Contact Address Overview Academic Staff ... Staff - Phone List RESEARCH Research Areas Study Organisms Publications Breakthroughs ... Volunteer Work TEACHING Course Websites Course Noticeboard Textbook List Courses offered 2005 ... Graduate Study Other BoZo Links Policy Documents Seminars Achievements 2004 School of Botany and Zoology Plant Evolution and Ecology (BIOL1006) Assessment Timetable Noticeboard General Information Prerequisites None, however, students are advised to take BIOL1003 'Evolution, Ecology and Genetics' and BIOL1007 'Living Cells'. Status A pass in BIOL1006 provides 6cp in Group A. Biology 1006 is incompatible with the former course BIOL1001. Practical and general notes This booklet provides essential information about the course, including topics for the Literature Review. To obtain the booklet you need to pay $15 and obtain a receipt from Manning Clark Cashier and take this to the School of Botany and Zoology office (9.30-2.30 pm). Lecture notes Power Point based lectures will be made accessible from the course web site after the lectures. Note that these are stored on a Macintosh system and that you might have difficulties printing on other systems

45. Teaching Documents About Botany, Links For Palaeobotanists lecture notes (organization of plant organs), for a first year plant biology This course is an introduction to botany and plant anatomy, morphology, http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/palbot/teach/botanyteach.html

Home Teaching Documents, Lecture Notes and Tutorials Teaching Documents about Botany Categories Teaching Documents about Palaeobotany Introductions to both Fossil and Recent Plant Taxa Teaching Documents about Palynology and Palynofacies Teaching Documents about Palaeontology and Palaeoecology ... Glossaries, Dictionaries and Encyclopedias: Botany@ Teaching Documents about Botany About.com : Science > Botany > On Becoming a Botanist Amanda Ash , Department of Paleobiology Smithsonian Institution NHB, Washington, DC; Beth Ellis , Boulder, CO; Leo J. Hickey , Division of Paleobotany, Peabody Museum of Natural History, Yale University New Haven, CT; Kirk Johnson , Department of Earth and Space Sciences, Denver Museum of Natural History, Denver, CO; Peter Wilf , University of Michigan, Museum of Paleontology, Ann Arbor, MI; Scott Wing , Department of Paleobiology, Smithsonian Institution NHB,Washington, DC: Manual of Leaf Architecture Leaf Architecture Working Group (LAWG). (Page hosted by the Peabody Museum of Natural History, Yale University). The main goal of this manual is to define and illustrate for the reader an unambiguous and standard set of terms for describing leaf form and venation, particularly of dicots. This manual also provides a template and set of instructions that show how descriptive information can be entered into a standardized database of fossil and extant leaves. Alice Bergfeld (she is the English editor), Rolf

46. PBIO 100 Lecture Notes - Delwiche GENERAL botany FOR NONSCIENCE MAJORS PBIO 100 lecture notes Welcome to PlantBiology 100, a three-credit course in plant biology specifically designed http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/ibc99/pbio100/CDgeninfo.html

GENERAL BOTANY FOR NON-SCIENCE MAJORS PBIO 100 Lecture Notes Department of Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics, University of Maryland General Information Instructor: Dr. Charles F. Delwiche, Assistant Professor Office: 2106 H.J. Patterson Hall (You must first make an appointment through Ms. Olenick) Phone: (301) 405-8300 (please telephone only for emergencies) Email: delwiche@wam.umd.edu This is the best way to contact Dr. Delwiche Secretary: Ms. Terry Olenick (Room 1212) Phone: (301) 405-1588 (voice-mail) Email to5@umail.umd.edu Office hours: By appointment via Ms. Olenick. Welcome to Plant Biology 100, a three-credit course in plant biology specifically designed for the non-science student. The goals and objects of the course are: 1) To gain an understanding of the fundamental concepts and processes involving plants; 2) To examine the diversity of plants and their role in the biosphere; 3) To develop an appreciation of the importance of plants to humans; and, 4) To provide information needed for intelligent management of the natural world.

47. Biology 2402 Course Information . Introduction to basic principles of botany, To get themost out of the course, you should read the lecture notes posted on the......Course http://www.ualr.edu/~botany/courseinfo.html

Biology 2402 - Introduction to Botany, Fall 2005 Course Description: Introduction to basic principles of botany, including the structure, metabolism, development, reproduction, and evolution of plants. (4 credit hours) Prerequisites: Biology 1400 or 1401 or equivalent. Instructor: Dr. Stephen Grace E-mail: scgrace@ualr.edu Office: 410 Fribourgh Hall Office Hours: By appointment Phone: 569-3337 Lecture: Tu, Th 11:00 - 11:50 am Rm. 202 Dickinson Hall Laboratory: Tu 1:00 - 4:50 pm Rm. 322 Fribourgh Hall Course Web Site: http://www.ualr.edu/botany Textbook (required): Stern K.R. Introductory Plant Biology, 9th ed. Attendance Policy Attendance at all lectures and labs is required . Failure to do so will have a negative impact on your grade. To get the most out of the course, read the lecture notes posted on the website as well as the relevant section of the textbook before each class. There will be some differences between the way your textbook treats the material and the way I present it in lecture. You will benefit from these different perspectives. Exams will be based mainly on information presented in lectures and in the lecture notes posted online. However, you are responsible for all assigned material, including textbook readings. If you are concerned about your grade, contact me as soon as possible - don't wait until just before the exam!

48. UBC Archives - John Davidson - File List 1947/48) Box 4 Short courses in botany Correspondence, notes, Exams, Lecturenotes, Printed Material 4-1 1920/21 4-2 1922/23 4-3 1923/24 4-4 1924/25 http://www.library.ubc.ca/archives/u_arch/davidso1.html

John Davidson fonds - File List Box 1 Biographical Material 1-1 "A Ten Minute Summary of 32 Years Growth" by John Davidson (n.d.) "Historical Sketch of the Late John Davidson and His Family" by Edna Davidson (1987) 1-2 "Application for the Post of Professor of Botany in Point Grey University" by John Davidson (n.d.) 1-3 John Davidson - "Firsts" (n.d.) 1-4 Testimonials (References) for John Davidson (1911) 1-5 Education Department Certificate (1901) Box 6 Journals and Notebooks 6-1 Daily Journal (1912) 6-2 Journal [Includes Letter Register and Diary] (1917-1920) Notebooks 6-3 "Notes by John Davidson, Botany Dept., Aberdeen" (n.d.) 6-4 Seattle Visit (1911) 6-5 "Trip to Black Tusk Area" (1912) "Garabaldi Notes" (1914) "Notes on the Flora of the Lower Thompson" (1914, 1915) 6-6 "Skagit Trip" (1915) 6-7 "Garabaldi Notes" (1916) "Notes on a Trip to Botanical Congress, New York (1926) 6-8 "Garabaldi Notes" (1927) "Notes on Visit to Tenquille Valley" (1931) "A.A.A.S. Conference Notes" (1936) Box 11 Vancouver Natural History Society 11-1 Constitution (n.d., 1978) Handbooks (1927-29, 1937-41) 11-2 Presidential Address - "The hand-Writing on the Wall" (1924) 11-3 Notices of Meetings (1927-1935) V.N.H.S. - Correspondence 11-4 to 11-13 1923-1935 V.N.H.S. - Camp Records 11-14 General (1922-1932) 11-15 Savory Island (1924) 11-16 Cameron Lake (1926) 11-17 Garabaldi Park (1927, 1928, 1929, 1932, 1941) 11-18 Tenquille Lake (1931) 11-19 Skagit Valley (1940) 11-20 Cameron Lake (1921, 1926) 11-21 Bootahnie Valley (1921, 1925, 1929, 1935) 11-22 V.N.H.S. Membership List (1949) 11-23 Notices of Summer Excursions (1924-1935) 11-24 Miscellaneous Records 11-25 Camp Songs Box 12 12-1 Pen Sketches 12-2 Pencil Sketches

49. Biology 105 - Elementary Botany, Fall 2000 TO REVIEW THE lecture notes, CLICK ON THE lecture NUMBER If you miss thefinal exam and are not passing the course at the time of the final exam, http://fig.cox.miami.edu/Faculty/Dana/105F00.html

TO REVIEW THE LECTURE NOTES, CLICK ON THE LECTURE NUMBER These posted notes are not a substitute for attending class or reading the textbook! A great deal is said in class that never makes it to the electronic blackboard, and if you're not there, you'll miss it. Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3 Lecture 4 ... Lecture 8 Here's a handy dandy STUDY GUIDE for EXAM I. The first exam will be given on Friday, September 22 at 4pm in SA 126. (Yes, have a look at the course bulletin! Some exams are given on Fridays, but usually these days will be reserved for extra credit opportunities!). Note that if you miss the exam and have a valid excuse, you may take a make up exam, but it will be all essay format on the same material as the multiple choice exam the rest of the class took. Better to drag yourself here and take the exam on the right day! Lecture 9 Lecture 10 Lecture 11 Lecture 12 ... Lecture 15 DON'T FORGET! The first of two EXTRA CREDIT VIDEOS will be shown on Friday, October 13! The show will start at 4:00pm in SA 145. Dr. Krempels will give everyone who attends a token. Bring that token to Exam II (next Wednesday) and exchange it for a question sheet worth a possible EIGHT POINTS OF EXTRA CREDIT! The sheet will have four questions from the material on the video, and each question is worth two points. Here's a handy dandy STUDY GUIDE for EXAM II.

50. The World Lecture Hall For example, you will find course syllabi, assignments, lecture notes, exams, Biology and botany. botany. Collection of pointers to biologyrelated Web http://www.vcu.edu/mdcweb/english/

The World Lecture Hall This page of UT Austin Web Central contains links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are using the Web to deliver class materials. For example, you will find course syllabi, assignments, lecture notes, exams, class calendars, multimedia textbooks, etc. Here's a form to add your materials. To keep up with changes to the World Lecture Hall, check What's New regularly. Contents Accounting Agricultural Engineering Anatomy Anthropology ... Virology Accounting Accounting Information Systems Principles of systems analysis and design as related to accounting information systems. A basic discussion of the various methodologies for the development of accounting information systems. Description of information systems and their components. Elements of PROLOG programming language and its use in systems analysis and design. Syllabus, calendar, lecture notes, assignments. By Jagdish S. Gangolly, State University of New York at Albany. Advanced Accounting Course information, readings, projects, lecture notes, exams, and resouces. By Glenn Owen, UC Santa Barbara. Cost Accounting Contains syllabus, notes, and examples Accounting. By Neil Fargher, University of Oregon at Eugene.

51. PBE&B Educational Index Biology and botany Course List (Jan.11.98). List from the World lecture Hall, It includes course syllabi, assignments, lecture notes, exams, http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/4709/evol.htm

Back to main index PopGen links PopEcol links ] [Evol links] [ Biomath links About the Index Evolution Links INDEX FOR THIS PAGE Courses Documents Resources Software ... Feedback Courses with Lecture Notes and Outlines Evolution (Bio17) Course at Harvard Univ. Evolutionary Developmental Biology (Humb 3070) (Jan.11.98) Course from the Dpt. of Human Biology at the U of Leeds, UK. Human Evolution (Humb 1060) (Jan.11.98) Course from the Dpt. of Human Biology at the U of Leeds, UK. Evolution Theory Course by J. Bell at the California State Univ., Chico D. Bogler's (U of Texas - Austin) lecture outlines on: Human Evolution Darwin and the theory of Evolution Speciation Systematics and phylogeny reconstruction ... Herpetology (Jan.11.98) Course by D. Cannatella, D. Hillis, E. Pianka, M. Ryan, and S. Poe, at the U of Texas - Austin. Lectures consist of three areas: (1) Systematics, Biogeography, and Genetics, (2) Population and Community Ecology, and (3) Behavior and Physiology. Evolution (Dec.17.97) Lecture notes by D. L. Crawford at the U of Missouri - Kansas City. From Douglas L. Crawford's Molecular Evolution Lab Homepage

52. Biology Classes - A To Z Home's Cool Homeschooling Two quarter high schoollevel botany course with readings and suggested labs . lecture notes for every lecture are available in PDF format. http://homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/explore/biologyclass.htm

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53. Welcome To Botany!!! will use the journals to record your lecture attendance and to assess and redirectthe course. Your journal notes will not be graded; you will receive http://www.mediaworkshop.org/humanities/shaffer/overview.html

Course Outline Syllabus Readings Links Contact Information ... Home General Botany Overview GENERAL BOTANY Fall 2002 Ray Shaffer OFFICE HOURS: COURSE OBJECTIVES: Welcome to General Botany. Botany is an excellent way to introduce you to the World of biology. Although plants are wonderfully complex and diverse in their own right, the cohesiveness of this group provides a great place to begin exploring the functioning of organisms and the fundamental concepts of biology. In this course, we will examine a wide range of topics related to the biology of plants. In the first part of the course, we will investigate in detail how the individual plant works: how plant bodies are built, how plants obtain and transport food and water, and how plants reproduce themselves. Next, we will discuss the principles of evolution, how evolution has produced the incredible

54. Scott's Botanical Links--January 1997 January 29, 1997 PBIO 250 lecture notes - Plant Taxonomy. For a plant taxonomycourse site, this site presents all of the usual information plus lecture http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/bot-linx/jan97.shtml

Scott's Botanical LinksJanuary 1997 February 1997 Past links: January 31, 1997 - Angiosperm Anatomy A well-illustrated plant anatomy site with diagrammatic representations of the internal organization of monocot and dicot stems, roots and leaves. Although an introductory site, it is more than enough for some beginning botany classes and, overall, a nice review. Other external plant anatomy resources are available at URL: http://www.botany.uwc.ac.za:80/Sci_ed/pupil/Angiosperms/index.htm . This site is part of the UWC On-Line Standard 8 Biology Textbook, ©1996- Internet BioEd Project, maintained by: Roy Volkwyn, Biology Section of the Western Cape Education Department in South Africa (***1/2) January 30, 1997 - PBIO 100 - General Botany for Non-Majors Web resources collected by James Reveal for beginning botany classes include slides shown in class, notes for each lecture (including relevant internal links and summaries for each topic at the end of the notes), sample examinations, and all of the material usually provided as hand-outs at the beginning of class. This is a model Web site for Introductory Botany that contains rich resources. This site was constructed by Dr. James L. Reveal, Department of Plant Biology, University of Maryland. (****) January 29, 1997

55. Home Page For Ross Koning From any of these links the complete set of lecture notes, lab exercises, It is the more traditional botany course for biology majors and provides a http://plantphys.info/

Plant Physiology Information Website Home Page for Ross Koning It is the policy of the University to abide by and follow federal and state laws. The following departmental and individual pages are provided for your information but do not necessarily reflect the policies of the University. The University is not responsible for the content of these pages or any links that you may follow from this server beyond this point. rev. 4/98 Individual Website Claimer: This entire web site is the personal creative and intellectual property of Ross Koning The CBE citation style for this page would be: Koning, Ross E. 1994. Home Page for Ross Koning. Plant Physiology Information Website. http://plantphys.info/index.html ( The APA citation style for this page would be: Koning, R. E. (1994). Home Page for Ross Koning. Retrieved from Plant Physiology Information Website: http://plantphys.info/index.html The MLA citation style for this page would be: Koning, Ross E. "Home Page for Ross Koning". Plant Physiology Information Website. 1994. http://plantphys.info/index.html (

56. Herbaceous Garden Plants Online lectures covering botany, design, culture, pests and problems—over 90 lectures, Wow, there is so much information in the lecture notes its amazing! http://pss.uvm.edu/ppp/hgpo/hgpo.htm

The course and notes are now available! The What (what it offers, who is Dr. Perry?, some samples) The Why (how it differs, why you should consider it) The How (how to sign up) Whether you are a home gardener, or industry professional, if you’re interested in outdoor flowers, here’s what this course can offer you: Knowledge of some of the more common annual and perennial flowers of temperate climates, as well as other herbaceous garden plant groups such as ornamental grasses, roses, aquatics, ferns, bulbs, and wildflowers. In all 200 are covered extensively, and dozens more in lesser details. Lectures covering botany, design, culture, pests and problems—over 90 lectures, grouped into 32 main topics and 5 modules. Quizzes at the end of each module are designed to reinforce the lecture notes, and even add additional information, in addition to helping you test your knowledge. Plant ID quizzes from photos will help reinforce your recognition of key plants, and their proper name spellings. Exercises, similar to "lab" projects, will give you experience in several related aspects of garden plants, such as the most common, how to find information, garden history, plant combinations, current issues, and other. Many of these results will be shared through the web so all can benefit from the collective work of the class, in your region and beyond. When you sign up you will be placed on a listserver so I can share questions and answers with the whole class periodically, key results of projects, course updates and other. You wont be able to post directly to this list, in order to keep the volume of emails down to those taking the class. If you want more interaction, you will be directed to specific other lists and chat rooms.

57. The Farlow Reference Library Of Cryptogamic Botany Archives Student Course Work lecture notes, Duggar-Phytopathology Student Course Work,1916? Notebook of Anna F. Faull - botany 20B with Prof. Dodge, 1928 http://www.huh.harvard.edu/libraries/archives/Dodgecont.htm

HOLLIS E-Journals Botanical Databases Other Botanical Links ... Library Collections Carroll William Dodge (1895-1988) Papers, 1880-1990 Container List: Series I. Personal Papers Box 1 Antarctic Exploration - Clippings Book Announcement - Comparative Morphology of Fungi Brown Univeristy - Botany Exams, 1920; Dean's Office; President's Office; Registrar Correspondence Centralblatt Reviews C.W. Curtis and C.W. Dodge Correspondence, copies of, 1929-1930 M.A. Curtis and S.T. Olney Correspondence, 1847-1872, transcribed by C.W. Dodge Diagrams of Marimba, Costa Rica, 1930 Dissertation Notes Dodge, Bertha? - Invertase Studies, 1946? Dodge Family Photographs Harvard College Library Harvard Medical School Harvard University Press Memoranda - School Year 1928-1929 Memoribilia Merchant's Trust/Dodge Trust Misc. Handwriting Samples Misc. Receipts, 1928-1930 Ms. Bio on Edward Angus Burt D. Pfister Correspondence from B.S. Dodge, 1986, 1988 Photography Notes Plant Disease Survey, 1942 (U.S. Dept. of Agriculture) Research Grant, 1939-1940 Intl. Cancer Research Foundation Stamp Collection, 1930's

58. Queen Mary Library, University Of London - Internet Resources - Biological Scien This site was designed to support an introductory botany course run by theUniversity of the As well as the information contained in the lecture notes, http://www.library.qmul.ac.uk/biol/subject.htm

Internet Resources - BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES General Topics Aquatic Science Biochemistry Botany ... Zoology General Topics SCIENCENET Biology and Medical Science Tree of Life This site, made up of more than 2000 web pages, contains information about the diversity of organisms on earth. Each page contains information about one group of organisms and the pages are linked together in the form of an evolutionary tree. Aquatic Science Aquatic Ecology This site provides links to a wide range of sites dealing with all aspects of aquatic ecology, including aquatic plants, algae, ichthyology, herpetology and general aquatic information. MareNet MareNet is a worldwide network of marine research institutions and documents, based at Universitat Oldenburg in Germany. The web site includes links to institutions, publications, information about jobs and events and list of useful databases that are produced locally by its member organisations. MarLIN MarLIN is an initiative of the Marine Biological Association of the UK and aims to provide the most comprehensive and easily used source of information about marine habitats, communities and species in Britain and Ireland. It includes a wide range of information such as the statutes and directives relating to marine conservation and resource management, data from marine life surveys and species information. Oceanography This site provides a guide to the oceanography resources that are available on the Internet.

59. Science -- Sign In E. Iglich offers on lecture notes on auxin for a botany course. The Iowa StateUniversity course on plant growth and development makes available lecture http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/302/5642/71

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60. Science -- Sign In Department of botany, University of Florida, discusses herbivory in lecturenotes on in lecture notes for a course on the fundamentals of ecology. http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/291/5511/2104

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