Publisher's Synopsis
This book provides readers with an in-depth look at the history of plant classification, from the earliest attempts at grouping plants by physical characteristics to the more sophisticated systems that have emerged in recent years. Drawing on the latest research in the field and a wealth of historical sources, Schweighäuser offers a fascinating and informative account of the evolution of plant taxonomy. This book is an essential resource for biologists, botanists, and historians of science alike.
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