In addition to covering the basic principles of botany, “Plants and Society” places a strong emphasis on the economic aspects and social implications of plants and fungi. Authored by Levetin and McMahon, it aims to spark interest in plant science and inspire students to delve deeper into the field of botany.
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“Plants and Society” by Levetin, Estelle is a comprehensive textbook focusing on the subject areas of nature and science, specifically in the field of botany. Published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education in 2011, this trade paperback book covers various aspects of plants in society and their role in life sciences. With a total of 544 pages, this book is designed for adult and further education levels, making it a valuable resource for those interested in learning about the general properties of plants and their significance in our society.