Seaweeds
An ideal introduction to the biology and ecology of seaweeds; lavishly illustrated.
ISBN: 0565091751
Author: David Thomas
Seaweeds |
£ 9.95 |
From the microscopic to 60 metre-long Pacific kelp, seaweeds are amazingly well adapted to the frozen polar seas, the tropics and just about everywhere in between. This book reveals the diversity of seaweeds, exploring their biology, multitude of uses and economic importance.
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This lavishly illustrated book provides a superb introduction to the study of these plants'. The Naturalist
Product information
Paperback, 210 x 235 mm, 112 pp, 2002, 0 565 09175 1. Published by the Natural History Museum.
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