Practical Botany

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Abstract

Laboratory work forms a very important aspect of scientific studies. The bookish knowledge needs to be provided with a natural vision that allows clear picture of the subject matter appearing in the book. Laboratory work also helps in understanding the descriptions otherwise difficult to realize by simple reading. It also sharpens the scientific skills of observation and analysis which would be valuable In life as well. Hence, laboratory work should be done with utmost sincerity and integrity.

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S., D. H. (1888). Practical Botany. Nature, 39(995), 74–76. https://doi.org/10.1038/039074a0

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