Welcome to the Course Guide for BIO 261: General Botany!
This guide is intended to accompany the in-person library instruction class and also serve as a general guide for sociology research resources.
Within the guide, there are collections of recommended resources for both the brainstorming and research phases of your assignments. However, there are many more resources available on the full A-Z Database list. If you need assistance expanding your search beyond the resources in this guide, please email, call, chat with a librarian or make an appointment for support.
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