Botany Coloring Book: Learn Plant Structure, Function, and Botanical Terminology Through Creative Step-by-Step Coloring (Coloring Concepts) Paperback – Coloring Book, 12 Aug. 1999

This book has been an excellent tool to complement my Herbal Medicine Course. It has helped me so much to empathically and scientifically understand the cellular structures AND get deeper into the botanical chemistry WITHOUT THE MATH! (whew!) It is ALSO a great ARTISTIC TOOL as I can see more clearly how to portray various structures in my botanical illustration sketches. I do recommend using the learning tool instructions about applying which colours- where. I wanted to jump right in and colour-but the instructions are quick and do make the visual understanding of several pages at a glance, more meaningful via the continuity of the colouring choices for certain structures. Such a Lovely Book!

I originally bought a copy of this for a herbal course.. I loved it so much years later I have come back to buy another copy. It is a book aimed at college learning. It is very educational and should be worked through slowly.If you use it as intended it is a wonderful educational and relaxing book. It makes learning seem less stressful

Great gift for my husband doing a horticulture course who found the diagrams and notes much more useful than he had initially given it credit for. :-)

This is a really great book if you are studying plant biology, it is pretty thin on botanical terminology, which is what i was hoping for. Really useful book, love the style of the illustrations. Off to buy myself some new coloured pencils so that I can make the most of it...

A superb book - very academic - but the only page with any colour is the front cover - so probably not for budding artists

Excellent

I love the colouring book series! Having previously used anatomy and physiology colouring books when I decided to study botany I knew I wanted a colouring book they lay out all the core themes simply and although crazy you actually learn it really well just colouring in.

Much more comprehensive than I thought from description and a good way to get the details of botany across and not just for kids either