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Botany for Agricultural Students (Paperback)
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Botany for Agricultural Students
By John N. Martin
Contents
Introduction
--I--The Nature and Subdivisions of Botany
--II--A General View of Plants
Part I: Plants (Chiefly Seed Plants), as to Structures and
Functions
--III--Flowers General characteristics and structure of flowers;
Some particular forms of flowers; Arrangement of flowers or
inflorescence]
--IV--Pistils and Stamens Structure and function of pistils and
stamens; Pollination]
--V--Seeds and Fruits Nature and structure of seeds; Resting
period, vitality, and longevity of seeds; Purity and analysis of
seeds; Nature and types of fruits of Flowering Plants;
dissemination of seeds and fruits]
--VI--Germination of Seeds; Seedlings Nature of germination and
factors upon which it depends; Germinative processes; Testing the
germinative capacity of seeds; Seedlings]
--VII--Cells and Tissues Structure and function of cells;
Respiration; Cell multiplication; General view of tissues]
--VIII--Roots General features of roots; Root structure; Factors
influencing the direction of growth in roots; The soil as the home
of roots; Water, air, and parasitic roots; Propagation by roots]
--IX--Stems Characteristic features and types of stems; General
structure of stems; Structure of monocotyledonous stems; Structure
of herbaceous dicotyledonous stems; Structure of woody stems]
--X--Buds: Growth of Stems; Pruning; Propagation by Stems Buds;
Growth of stems; Pruning; Propagation by means of stems]
--XI--Leaves Characteristic features of leaves; Primary and
secondary leaves; General structure of leaves; Cellular structure
of leaves; The manufacture of food by leaves; Factors influencing
photosynthesis; Transpiration from plants; Respiration; Special
forms of leaves; Uses of the photosynthetic food]
Part II: Plants as to Kinds, Relationships, Evolution, and Heredity
--XII--Introduction
--XIII--Thallophytes Algae]
--XIV--Thallophytes Myxomycetes]
--XV--Thallophytes Fungi]
--XVI--Bryophytes Liverworts and Mosses]
--XVII--Pteridophytes Filicales; Horsetails; Club Mosses; Ferns]
--XVIII--Spermatophytes Gymnosperms; Cycads; Pines]
--XIX--Spermatophytes Angiosperms]
--XX--Classification of Angiosperms and some of Their Families of
Most Economic Importance Dicotyledons; Monocotyledons]
--XXI--Ecological classification of plants
--XXII--Evolution
--XXIII--Heredity
--XXIV--Plant Breeding
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