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How the Rose Got Its Thorns : And Other Botanical Stories Reference works but has wonderful warmth atAuthor: Ormerod, Dr Andrew Botany & plant sciences Published on 28 March 2024 by Quercus Publishing (Greenfinch) in the United Kingdom. Hardback 224 pages, Approximately 80 colour illustrations 240 x 165 x 25 670g Have you ever wondered why the rose has thorns and other flowers don't; why the daffodil is the colour it is; or why some plants have shiny leaves and others matt? How The Rose Got its Thorns reveals the inner workings of our favourite