1, Plant Biology, edited by Yang Ji, Higher Education Press. 1999。

2. General Zoology (3rd Edition), edited by Zheng, Higher Education Press, 1997.

3. Genetics (2nd Edition), edited by Liu Zudong, Higher Education Press, 199 1.

4. Modern Molecular Biology, edited by Zhu Yuxian, Higher Education Press.

5. General Ecology, edited by Sun Ruyong and Li Bo, Higher Education Press.

6. Introduction to Biotechnology, edited by Song Siyang and Lou Shilin, Science Press, second edition, 2003.

7. Introduction to Life Science, edited by Zhang Weijie, Higher Education Press, 1999.

8. Introduction to Life Sciences, compiled by Peking University Institute of Life Sciences, Higher Education Press, Beijing, 2000.

9. Basic Life Science, edited by Wu Qingyu, Science and Technology Book Press, 2003.

10, addendum to general biology in Chen Yue, published by Higher Education Press, 1997.

These are all classic books, and of course new textbooks can be used. It is best to choose the required teaching materials under the guidance of the teacher.

How to learn college biology?

1. Learn basic courses well: For students majoring in biology, some basic courses are essential, such as physiology, cytology, genetics, developmental biology and biochemistry. Whether the school offers these courses or not, they must try their best to master their studies. The knowledge of these courses is very important for the development of students studying biology.

2. Keep curious: Keep curious and keep abreast of new knowledge. For example, the biological progress and related news on the science network are good information resources. Some important popular science magazines, such as Scientific American, Newton and National Geographic, have relatively novel and authoritative new knowledge introductions. Read more if you can.