The Botanist's Eye: Identifying the Plants around You

[1] Why Learn the Names of Plants? [2] Before There Were Flowers [3] Plants Are Named like People [4] Organizing the Huge Diversity of Plants [5] The Language of Botany [6] What the Terms Monocot, Dicot, and Eudicot Tell You [7] Parts of Three: The Monocots [8] Monocots: Orchids, Asparagus, and Irises [9] Grassy Monocots: Grasses and Relatives [10] Early Eudicots: Buttercups and Poppies [11] Eudicots: Crassula, Euphorbs, and Willows [12] Eudicots: Peas and Beans [13] Rose Eudicots: Roses, Mulberries, and Elms [14] Eudicots: Squashes, Oaks, and Birches [15] Eudicots: Maples, Cashews, and Chocolate [16] Brassica Eudicots: The Mustards [17] Pink Eudicots: Pinks, Cacti, and Relatives [18] Heath and Dogwood Eudicots [19] Gentian Eudicots from Milkweed to Coffee [20] Tomato-Type Eudicots [21] Minty Eudicots with Liplike Flowers [22] Sunflower Eudicots: More than You Think [23] Parsley Eudicots: Plants with Umbels [24] Now You See Plants