The Genera Of The Plants Of The United States: Plant 1 - 100; Volume 1
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Asa Gray fue una figura fundamental del siglo XIX en la botánica estadounidense, cuyo trabajo exploró la compleja relación entre ciencia y fe, proponiendo una evolución guiada por un Creador. Defendió el concepto de continuidad genética dentro de las especies, oponiéndose a las nociones de hibridación inmediata y creación especial estática. Gray también fue un autor prolífico que impulsó significativamente la comprensión taxonómica de la flora norteamericana, y sus guías botánicas seminales siguen siendo influyentes. Su extensa red de coleccionistas de especímenes y su correspondencia con científicos líderes, incluido Charles Darwin, subrayaron su dedicación al avance del conocimiento botánico.






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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.