The Internal Structure Of Fossil Vegetables Found In The Carboniferous And Oolitic Deposits Of Great Britain

This seminal work on fossil plants by Henry T. Witham provides a detailed examination of the internal structure of various types of fossil vegetables found in Britain. Witham's detailed illustrations and descriptions make this book an essential resource for anyone interested in paleobotany or the history of life on earth.

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