The Right Hand of DextraThe Right Hand of Dextra by David J Lake features a planet where all the plants are purple, supposedly because they're based on the "left-handed" levulose, instead of Earth's right-handed dextrose.
But it was published in 1977, so can't be what you're looking for. Sorry
The Right Hand of Dextra by David J Lake features a planet where all the plants are purple, supposedly because they're based on the "left-handed" levulose, instead of Earth's right-handed dextrose.
But it was published in 1977, so can't be what you're looking for. Sorry
The Right Hand of Dextra by David J Lake features a planet where all the plants are purple, supposedly because they're based on the "left-handed" levulose, instead of Earth's right-handed dextrose.
But it was published in 1977, so can't be what you're looking for. Sorry
The Right Hand of Dextra by David J Lake features a planet where all the plants are purple, supposedly because they're based on the "left-handed" levulose, instead of Earth's right-handed dextrose.
But it was published in 1977, so can;tcan't be what you're looking for. Sorry
The Right Hand of Dextra by David J Lake features a planet where all the plants are purple, supposedly because they're based on the "left-handed" levulose, instead of Earth's right-handed dextrose.
But it was published in 1977, so can;t be what you're looking for. Sorry
The Right Hand of Dextra by David J Lake features a planet where all the plants are purple, supposedly because they're based on the "left-handed" levulose, instead of Earth's right-handed dextrose.
But it was published in 1977, so can't be what you're looking for. Sorry
The Right Hand of Dextra by David J Lake features a planet where all the plants are purple, supposedly because they're based on the "left-handed" levulose, instead of Earth's right-handed dextrose.
But it was published in 1977, so can;t be what you're looking for. Sorry
