A richly illustrated textbook explaining cellular structures and functions at the molecular level. Covers recent discoveries in signal transduction and protein interactions.
Comprehensive index covering 11,610 animal species using data from 69 types and 139 volumes of illustrated guides. Includes scientific names, alternative names, geographic distributions, and illustration formats (color/photos). Non-circulating resource.
Based on the author’s research and genomics tools, this textbook introduces concepts and advanced developments in evolutionary biology. Widely adopted at universities. Available as e-book.
Uses over 500 schematic illustrations to systematically teach molecular cell biology concepts. Designed for efficient understanding by students. Available digitally.
Accessible explanation of biological phenomena using molecules as a gateway. Includes advanced topics such as genome editing. Recommended for undergraduate revision.
Zoology
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A comprehensive encyclopedia of biological topics with a focus on zoology.
Covers taxonomy, ecology, evolution, physiology, behavior, and more. Intended for students and researchers. Some materials non-circulating.
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Alphabetically organized by animal name and classification. Offers a wide overview in one volume. Non-circulating.
A visual guide with photos explaining ecosystems of various species. Non-circulating.
Botany
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Covers plant anatomy, physiology, ecology, evolution, taxonomy, genetics, and biogeography with charts and references. Useful for researchers, educators, and students. Available as
Explains plant diversity along with cultural and historical context. Covers medicinal, edible, and ornamental uses. Academic yet accessible.
Cross-index of plant-related illustrated guides, dictionaries, and specialist books. Allows search across scientific/common names, illustration presence, and classification systems.
A thematic reference guide organizing ~2,800 titles with bibliographic info and summaries. Used in libraries and research institutes.
Specialized in plant morphology, illustrating structural features such as seeds, roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruits.
Defines horticultural terms with diagrams and photos. Covers cultivation methods, pest management, and soil care for hobbyists and professionals.
Classification Resources
Covers basic and modern concepts of plant taxonomy. Combines morphological, molecular, and evolutionary perspectives.
Explains evolutionary background and phylogenetic tree construction. Bridges taxonomy with evolutionary biology.
Systematic summary of plant classification in Japanese. Useful for organizing specimens and labeling.
Based on the APG system; provides updated classifications and name correspondences.
Translated guide of international naming rules. Essential for taxonomists and curators.
Compiled by renowned botanist Tomitaro Makino. One of the most thorough plant encyclopedias in Japan.
Definitive collection edited by botanical experts. Valuable for academic classification of Japanese flora.
Databases & Online Resources
A large digital archive of plant specimens including seed plants, ferns, island flora, Carex, and Viola. Useful for taxonomy, biogeography, and cultural studies.
Built from the “List of Japanese Plant Disease Names” by the Japanese Society of Plant Pathology. Search by host, disease name, or pathogen.
Digital archive of ~150,000 scanned specimens. Emphasizes regional flora from southern Kyushu and the Ryukyu Islands.
Index for matching Japanese and scientific plant names. Organized by classification systems (e.g., APG). Useful for labeling and referencing.
International site offering the latest APG-based classification of angiosperms. In English; essential for taxonomists.
Developed by Kew Gardens, Harvard University Herbaria, and Australian National Herbarium. Search plant names, authors, and publications.
Database of fossil plants, algae, and fungi with scientific name records.
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