This memoir explores the life of John Stevens Henslow, an accomplished botanist and scholar who played a key role in the scientific community of 19th century England. Jenyns provides an in-depth look at Henslow's contributions to botany and his influence on generations of students as a lecturer at the University of Cambridge. This book is a fascinating look at the life of a remarkable scientist and educator.

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