The Genera Of The Plants Of The United States: Plant 1 - 100; Volume 1
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- 16 ore di lettura
Asa Gray fu una figura centrale del XIX secolo nella botanica americana, il cui lavoro esplorò l'intricato rapporto tra scienza e fede, proponendo un'evoluzione guidata da un Creatore. Sostenne il concetto di continuità genetica all'interno delle specie, opponendosi alle nozioni di ibridazione immediata e creazione speciale statica. Gray fu anche un autore prolifico che fece progredire significativamente la comprensione tassonomica della flora nordamericana, con le sue guide botaniche seminali che rimangono influenti. La sua vasta rete di collezionisti di esemplari e la sua corrispondenza con scienziati di spicco, tra cui Charles Darwin, sottolinearono la sua dedizione al progresso della conoscenza botanica.






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First published in 1916, this book provides detailed instructions for cultivating blueberries. The authors cover a range of topics including soil preparation, cultivation techniques, and pest management strategies. This is a must-read for anyone interested in growing blueberries, whether for personal consumption or commercial purposes.