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Case Studies: A story of plant travel Thomas Bunstead lucid analysis of how misogyny

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lucid analysis of how misogyny works from a remarkable philosopher

The detailed contemporary illustrations … tell the story from a Maori perspective—beginning with the myth of creation: Papatuanuku the earth mother

In her intimate

Justin McGuirk

and bittersweet stories from her full and varied life

Case Studies: A story of plant travel Thomas Bunstead lucid analysis of how misogynyIn 1829, London physician Dr Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward conducted a simple experiment when he sealed a plant inside a glass container to see if it would survive. The experiment's success helped change the way plants were transported across the world, transforming gardens, ecosystems and lives in the process. This book traces that story by pairing striking contemporary images of cased plants in both New Zealand and the United Kingdom with essays about the

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