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Cell and Molecular Biology

by Estelle Chamoux

This textbook is suitable for intermediate level cell biology courses for BSc. students. It can also be used in first year cell biology for students who want to dive a bit deeper in cell and molecular biology. Estelle Chamoux, the author of this book, taught Cell Biology to more than fifteen cohorts of undergraduate students at Bishop's University.…

Cell and Molecular Biology

by Rolf Prade

​The objectivity of life is often difficult to grasp! This book is organized from the bottom up and establishes a foundation of cell and molecular biology.

Conservation Ecology

by Jon D. Hoekstra

This book applies ecology and natural history to land management and biodiversity conservation. The focus is on nature as you might experience it in the woods, at a prairie, or in your backyard. In this book I emphasize the tangible: visible patterns, common species, practical and important problems. Together we will explore how local natural systems…

Culinary Nutrition Principles and Applications, 2nd Edition

by Linda J. Trakselis, MS et al.

Culinary Nutrition Principles and Applications demonstrates how to combine the science of nutrition with the art of culinary preparation to create nutrient-dense menu items that are full of flavor. The first six chapters explain the importance of shaping eating behaviors and learning basic nutrition science. The next chapter explains how to combine…

Developmental Biology for Undergraduate Studies

by Tomislav Terzin

Development of complex organisms. 15 comprehensive chapters cover general principles and history of embryology, molecular methods of modern developmental biology, gametogenesis, fertilization, early development, concepts of induction, specification and morphogens, axis formation and segmentation, overview of organogenesis based on review of three body…

Ecology for the 21st Century

by Orianna Carter

A global approach to introductory ecology for nonmajors and featuring many ecological issues within the United States. Also suitable for an ecology course designed for environmental science majors or public health policy. Can be easily converted for use in online courses with interactive activities.

Exploring Zoology: A Laboratory Guide, 3e

by David G. Smith et al.

This full-color lab manual provides a comprehensive, hands-on introduction to the field of zoology. It features a diverse series of observational and investigative exercises that examine the anatomy, behavior, physiology, and ecology of the major invertebrate and vertebrate lineages. Chapters are organized in a logical way that reflects taxonomic relationships…

Extension Gardener Handbook

by Lucy Bradley and Kathleen Moore, Editors

This national award winning book was developed especially for Master Gardener Volunteers and can also be used by botanical gardens, community colleges, home schools, high schools, home gardeners and more. It is a primary source for research-based information on gardening and landscaping. A fundamental reference for any seasoned gardener the Extension…

General Biology: An Integrative Approach to Life Science

by Alan Shabel

An introduction to Organismal Biology, with modules in Evolution, Diversity, and Ecology

Genetics

by Jeffrey L. Shultz

This book follows recommendations from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) “Vision and Change in Undergraduate Biology Education” document. The concepts are simple and are meant as a core of concepts, rather than a dictionary of terms. The 15 chapter textbook includes three, five chapter sections (The Central Dogma, Transmission…

Genetics 2e

by Jeff Shultz

This material follows recommendations from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). The concepts are presented as a core of concepts, rather than a dictionary of terms. With the aim of creating a conversational lecture centered on core concepts, supplemented by the expertise of the Professor, this course introduces core concepts…

Introduction to Horticulture

by Lance Stott

In 2019, Dr. Lance Stott began to develop this text with the goal of sharing the science behind the currently recommended horticultural applications and practices. Dr. Stott began teaching introductory horticulture classes in 2008. Over the years, he always felt that the available texts were either too scientifically-complex or too focused on simple,…