—_____— . J. Clegg and Gone Cox, Anatomy and Acivtr of Plans Gohn Murray, 1978) ‘Ausefl blend of excellent photomirographs and incerpeeative diagrams, with brief explonaory tx P. Wheoter, G. Burkit ond P, Lancaster, Colar Ala of Hintogy (Longzan, 1985) Ickes electron micrographs of cell sracare ar well astssue and organ histology. The phoromiero- graphs are in colour und structure is rated co function. 4. Roland and F. Rand translated by Dennis Baker), Alas of Flowering Plan Sucre (Longin, 1980) ‘This book contains superb transmission and seaming electron micrographs, \W. Krominennoek J. Sebus and G. J. Ven Esch, Bilogical Srmcrrer John Murray, 198) ‘Over 230 excellent photographs in one compact volume. Excellent value for money. W. Bloom ond D. W. Fawcett, A Textbook of Hisalogy(Wol-Saunders, oth edition 1980) Updated terion of Maximow and Bloom's famous histology text. The later editions include Se stueture of specialized mammalian eels which is integrated with tnfiinal histology. K. Esau, Anatomy of Seed Plans (Wey, 1977) [A largsh book (oo pees) but by no means as daunting ns tay seem, Many of nes questions about plant anatomy are answered here, BIOCHEMISTRY Steven Rese with Cath Sanderson, The Chem of Life (Penguin 1970) [you have an eyersin to chemistry ty this ite book, The sections on enzyme ution, emery release, nd bivehemicel contol inthe cell are pacculrly good. EJ, Wood and W. R. Pickering, Jnradacing Bicheno (Murray, 983) ‘Sponsored by the Biochemical Society and writen specifically for schools, this readable ard informative book mbre than covers the Biochemical topics required at this lve ‘ IM. Yuin and R. Offord A Guidebook o Biochemie (Cambridge Univers Press, qth edition 1980) ‘This new edidon of Harrisons original guidshook to biochemistry streses basic principles ad is ideal for general biologists, D. E. Nichokon, Metabolic Pedhaays (Koch-Light Laboracories Lid) is well Known matabolie chart, which Is brought up wo date Fequenty, is usefl for showing how complex metabolism really i. Nice for hanging on the wal! A. L: Lebninger, Principles of Biocemisry (Worth Publishers, 1982) ‘Thisis an excellent book, comprehensive i is coverage and admirably lsd out. Recommended highly sea source of relerence, LL. Suyer, Biochnisry (W. H. Freeman, 2nd edition 1981) ‘Another large biochemistry text much wsed in university circles, useful 1o teachers, SPECIFIC BIOCHEMICAL TOPICS A. Lehninger ‘How Cells Transform Energy" (Seeific American, Sept 196, Oliprint 20. 91) ‘This ance fom The Living Coll is a usefl smmary of the chemistry of respira and photo- sys 4. B. Chappell Energex of Mitckenria (Carolina Biology Reader no. 195 20d ed 1979) ‘rrtculely wef in hat it explains the techniques which have besa usd elucidate the biochemical fesctons that eccr is mitochondria Sic Hans Kicbs, Phe Hist ofthe Trcabogylic Acid Cyele (Perspectives in Biology and Mdcine, Vol No. 1, 1979) ‘sort uc account of how Ki cbs and other biochemists discovered the circ acid eye. J. A. Ramsayy A Guide we Phirmodynannis (Chapman and Hall, 871) Many bstogiclplenoreno cen be interpreted i terms of thermodynamics. Write by a biologist for biologists, this short book explains the laws of thermodysasics in a simple and ineligible Way on