(1) IN the “Principles of Botany” the authors have introduced an innovation that offers definite advantages, and promises to be as suitable for practical work as for lecturing. The book is apportioned ...
THIS book differs from Mr. Bettany's (vol. xxiv. p. 235) in being less general in its treatment. It is in fact a series of studies of the coarse anatomy of a number of common plants much on the plan ...
The concept of practical examinations may not be new at the level of standards IX and X in matriculation schools. However, the introduction of Samacheer Kalvi this year has warranted an orientation ...
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