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For beginners interested in herbs, "Plants for People" is recommended as a great starting point. The discussion highlights a shift in focus from animal biology to the study of trees and flowers, suggesting a desire for less competition in this area. The request for book recommendations emphasizes the need for accessible resources for those new to herbal studies.
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Do you know any good books about herbs for beginner Vance to read ? Can you please introduce me some ?

I have seen there are so many people trying to run after biology of animals, therefore, I deliberately change my interest into another field which is much dimmer and is called Trees[/color] And[/color] Flowers[/color][/size]. I hope no one will compete with me this time...hmm.

Thanks in advance for your help and for your understanding,
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Vance said:
Do you know any good books about herbs for beginner Vance to read ? Can you please introduce me some ?

I have seen there are so many people trying to run after biology of animals, therefore, I deliberately change my interest into another field which is much dimmer and is called Trees[/color] And[/color] Flowers[/color][/size]. I hope no one will compete with me this time...hmm.

Thanks in advance for your help and for your understanding,
:cool:

There is a wonderful book called "Plants for People" that may get you started. Available at Amazon.
 

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