Botany online 1996-2004. No further update, only historical document of botanical science!


Datum:    Mon, 10 Sep  2001 16:04:46 +0100
An:             b-online@botanik.uni-hamburg.de
Von:         Louisa Beeby   l.beeby@nhm.ac.uk
Betreff:


Dear Peter Sengbusch,

I am writing to inform you that your Web site, (BOTANY Online - The Internet Hypertextbook http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/biologie/b_online/e00/default.htm ), has been included in Natural Selection http://nature.ac.uk/

Natural Selection is a gateway to quality evaluated Internet resources in the natural world, coordinated by The Natural History Museum, London. Natural Selection is part of BIOME http://biome.ac.uk/biome.html, an integrated collection of Internet gateways covering the health and life sciences.

It would be greatly appreciated if you could provide a reciprocal link (or links) from your Web site to Natural Selection and/or BIOME.

Many thanks,

Louisa Beeby
BIOME Project Assistant
The Natural History Museum
Dept. Library and Information Services
Cromwell Road
London SW7 5BD

Tel:  +44 207 942 5913
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e-mail:  l.beeby@nhm.ac.uk
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Botany online : the Internet hypertextbook

This impressive site from the University of Hamburg comprises an online botany textbook, derived in part from Botanik by Peter von Sengbusch (McGraw Hill Book Company, 1989). Coverage includes taxonomy, anatomy, biochemistry, genetics, evolution and plant-microbe interactions. Factual information is supplemented by numerous pictures, references, a dictionary and an extensive links section. Originally written in German and now being translated into English, the complete site is currently only available in German. This is an ongoing project and suggestions for additions and improvements are requested. This resource will be of particular interest to botany undergraduates.

Botany; Botany/Anatomy; Botany/Classification; Botany/Dictionaries; Botany/Study and teaching; Botany/Terminology; Plant ecology; Plants/Evolution; Botanical chemistry; Plant-pathogen relationships/Genetic aspects;

b-online@botanik.uni-hamburg.de