The aliveness of plants: the Darwins at the dawn of plant science

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Introduction: Green Threads across the Ages: A Brief Perspective on the Darwins' Botany 1 The Fortunes of the Darwins 2 The Misfortunes of Botany 3 Erasmus Darwin's Vision of the Future: Phytologia 4 Charles Darwin's Evolutionary Period 5 Charles Darwin's Physiological Period 6 Charles Darwin, Francis Darwin and Differences with von Sachs 7 Francis Darwin, Cambridge and Plant Physiology 8 Francis Darwin, Family and his Father's Memory 9 Fortune's Favourites? Conclusion: Where Did the Green Threads Lead? The Botanical Legacy

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