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The best starting point for any sort of research, databases are large collections of information which may include citations, abstracts, ebooks, fulltext articles from scholarly journals or magazines, images, multi-media files and more.
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Films on Demand-Biology: includes hundreds of videos in the fields
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Find Journals in Botany
Journals found here are available in print at Plough Library and/or online through CBU databases. Look for the name of the journal you are interested in, for example:
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annual review of plant biology
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curtis's botanical magazine
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plant biology
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Agricola: Includes two databases from the National Agricultural Library plus an article citation database. Covers all aspects of agriculture and allied disciplines. Coverage: varies; some material dates to 15th century.
Botany Online - The Internet Hypertextbook: Based on book 'Botanik' by Peter von Sengbusch (1989). Includes colored illustrations and photos, animated molecular models, and flower diagrams.
Botanicus.org: Digital collection of the historic literature of botany, from the Missouri Botanical Garden Library.
Glossary of Botanical Terms: Glossary of terms relating to botany, gardening, and horticulture.
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Hort.net: Features include Gallery of Plants, Plant Profiles, mailing lists, and top stories.
JSTOR-Plant Science: Fulltext material and images from the history of botany.
Plants Database: Searchable database of information on plants in the United States, their characteristics, distribution, taxonomies, more. Includes information on alternative crops, culturally significant plants, and invasive weeds.
Plants Database Image Gallery: 400,000+ photos and line drawings of U.S. plants; includes descriptions.
Systematics of the Plantae: Classification of the members of the plant kingdom. Learn about individual groups by linking to information presented with each image.
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