A Sourcebook for the Biological Sciences

by Paul F. Brandwein, Alexander Joseph, Evelyn Morholt

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0155828509
• ISBN13: 9780155828506
• Release Date: January 1966
• Publisher: Harcourt Brace College Publishers
• Length: 795 Pages

Customer Reviews

An Invaluable One-Volume Resource

After majoring in biology decades ago, there are only two books that I did not sell. This is one of them. It is truly a "keeper". As a science teacher, I continue to find it useful every year. The wealth of information encompasses such diverse topics as the solving of biological problems using the chi-square, the making of stock solutions (for example, Lugol's solution), examinations of onion cells, the testing for Vitamin C content, field classification of conifers, and the culturing of live animals in the lab or classroom. The latter include earthworms, daphnia, hydra, Drosophila, and brine shrimp.

Great resource for teachers of biology

A great resource for science methods and information.

Essential Sourcebooks

This is one of three essential source books that includes A Sourcebook for Elementary Science and Geology and Earth Sciences Sourcebook (out of print). Professionals in business, science, engineering, agriculture and K-12 & university education keep these sourcebooks close at hand. These are the "how to" methods of science. You are cost-effective by efficient use of equipment, glassware, reagents and specimens. I regularly give the Sourcebook for the Biological Sciences as a gift to those I work with.

Must have for science teachers!!!

I am a new science teacher. I have found this book to be a necessity in my classroom. In talking with veteran teachers, they also see this book as vital to any biology teacher. It is easy to use and provides many innovative ideas.