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Books about Plants
 AgriGator.
University of Florida. This site maintains links to agriculturally important
sites, some of which deal with botany.
American Association of
Botanical Gardens and Arboreta. AABGA maintains a list of links to
botanical and horticultural web sites.
Biodiversity
and Biological Collections Web Server. Julian Humphries. A list of
links to web sites of botanical interest.
Cartographic
Links for Botanists. Raino Lampinen. This site has links to pages
with distribution maps of plant species. You'll also find information
on mapping computer programs (GIS), mapping conventions and methodology,
and much more.
CSUBIOWEB - Botany.
California State University Biological Sciences Web Server maintains links
to sites of biological interest. From the main table select "Botany"
and then "Submit Query".
Flora
Source. California Cut Flower Commission. Links to primarily horticulturally
related web sites.
Infomine - Scholarly
Resource Collections. University of California at Riverside. This
magnificant site on links to web resources in the biological, agricultural,
and medical sciences carries botanical links. Just search under botany.
Internet Directory
for Botany. R. Lampinen, S. Liu, A Brach, and K. McCree. This is the
ultimate source of links to web sites of botanical interest. The primary
site is in Finland, but there are many mirror sites including the one
listed here in Alberta. There are both subject and alphabetical arrangements
of the links. If this server is not working, try this alternative
mirror site.
Scott's
Botanical Links. Scott Russell. This site contains a daily link to
a botanical site. The list is by month. The sites are primarily non-technical
and a short description of the site follows each link. It's not easy to
find anything in particular (although it has a search function), but its
a great deal of fun for just browsing.
World
Wide Web Virtual Library - Botany. Scott Russell. Extensive links
to web sites of botanical interest.
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