In this engaging and accessible study, Lubbock explores the world of plant morphology, with a particular focus on the structures known as buds and stipules. Drawing on his extensive experience as a naturalist and his deep fascination with the natural world, Lubbock provides a wealth of insights into the complex and varied form and function of plant life, and offers a vivid and compelling portrait of the wonders of the botanical world.

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