Re: 100 Most Important Science Books

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From: Monique Reed
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 00:00

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Nice list!

I think the works of some of the German botanists such as Engler and
Prantl ought to rate at least an honorable mention.  Much of their
family-level work stands today.  I would also include works of
Cronquist, as well as _Genera Plantarum._

How about something on the science/art of perspective?  A treatise on
mapmaking?  Mendel's work?

Good stuff!

M. Reed

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