Excerpt from Reader in Botany: From Seed to Leaf

The purpose of this book is to supply a course of reading calculated to awaken the interest of the pupil in the study of the life and habits of plants. It is not to be judged as a complete work in itself, but as a series of articles bearing on the subjects of the lessons described in "Outlines of Lessons in Botany."

Four of the articles, Nos. II., III., XIII., and XV., have been written especially for this Reader. Three articles are translated from "Pflanzenleben," and two others owe much of their matter to the same book, which is a very charming popular account of the most recent discoveries in the physiology of plants. The other chapters are from various sources.

Sachs' "Lectures on the Physiology of Plants" has supplied several interesting notes, and is an invaluable work to the teacher who wishes to become more acquainted with this fascinating new field of study.

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