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Explore the fascinating world of plant physiology with James Bonwick's "How Does a Tree Grow?: Botany for Young Australians." This engaging introduction to botany, originally written for juvenile readers, delves into the fundamental principles of how trees and other plants thrive. Discover the inner workings of Australian plants and trees through clear explanations and insightful observations.
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