Introduction to the Study of Insects Used by Ray Schulenberg-Morton Arboretum

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Genre: Insects Country of Origin: United States Author: Borror DeLong Features: Illustrated Unit Quantity: 1 Personalized: Yes Signed: Yes Book Series: Historical Edition: standard Publisher: Holt, Rinehart and Winston Inscribed: Yes Era: 1980s Unit Type: Unit Vintage: Yes Publication Year: 1964 Topic: Insects Language: English Format: Hardcover Ex Libris: No Type: Index Narrative Type: Nonfiction Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults Original Language: English Personalize: No Book Title: An Introduction To The Study Of Insects Literary Movement: Modernism

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Introduction to the Study of Insects Used by Ray Schulenberg-Morton Arboretum . **This book contains handwritten notes from Ray Schulenberg, curator of native plants at Morton Arboretum located in Lisle Illinois. Schulenberg Prairie is named after him. *** "An Introduction to the Study of Insects" by Donald Borror & Dwight Delong, published in 1964, is a vintage hardcover book in the historical book series. This nonfiction book, illustrated and is intended for young adults and adults interested in insects. The standard edition book, with an index, provides an overview of the study of insects in English, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the topic. This literary work from the 1960s, reflecting modernism, offers a comprehensive introduction to the world of insects in a timeless format. **This book contains handwritten notes from Ray Schulenberg, curator of native plants at Morton Arboretum located in Lisle Illinois. Schulenberg Prairie is named after him. *** "An Introduction to the Study of Insects" by Donald Borror & Dwight Delong, published in 1964, is a vintage hardcover book in the historical book series. This nonfiction book, illustrated and is intended for young adults and adults interested in insects. The standard edition book, with an index, provides an overview of the study of insects in English, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the topic. This literary work from the 1960s, reflecting modernism, offers a comprehensive introduction to the world of insects in a timeless format.