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Scott,Dunkinfield Henry

Fundamentals of modern botany / Dunkinfield Henry Scott. - New Delhi: Anmol Publications, 2003. - V.2, 322 p. (2 v. set);

THE VASCULAR CRYPTOGAMS
TYPE IV
Selaginella Kraussiana
I. External Characters—
A. Vegetative Organs
B. Reproductive Organs
II. Internal Characters of the Vegetative Organs—
a. The Stem
b. The Leaves
c. The Rhizophores and Roots
d. Growing-Points and Mode of Branching
o. The Stem
Rhizophores and Roots
III. Reproduction and Life-History—
a. The Sporangia and Spores
h. Germination of the Microspores
c. Germination of the Megaspores
d. Fertilisation and Embryology
Comparison between Selaginella and the Gymnosperms
The Male Fern {Aspidium Filix-mas)
I. External Characters—
A. Vegetative Organs
B. Reproductive Organs
II. Internal Structure of the Sporophyte—
A. The Vegetative Organs—
1. The Stem—
a. The Vascular System
p. Other Tissues of the Stem
2. The Leaf
3. The Root
4. The Growing-Points—
o. The Stem
p. The Root
7. The Leaf
B. Reproductive Organs of the Sporophyte
III. The Gametophyte or Sexual Generation—
A. Development and Structure of the Prothallus
B. Development and Structure of the Sexual Organs—
, I. The Antheridia
2. The Archegonia
C. Fertilisation
D. Embryology
E. Comparison between the Life-History of Ferns
and that of the Higher Plants
TYPE VI
The Field Horsetail (Equisetum arvense)
I. External Characters of the Sporophyte-
A. Vegetative Organs
B. Reproductive Organs
II. Internal Structure and Development of the Sporophyte
1. Vegetative Organs—
a. The Stem
b. The Leaves
c. The Roots
d. Growing-Points and Branching
2. Reproductive Organs of the Sporophyte
III. Development and Structure of the Sexual Generation
(Gametophyte)—
1. The Prothallus
2. The Sexual Organs—
a. The Antheridia
b. The Archegonia
3. The Embryo
Summary
CHAPTER II
THE BRYOPHYTA
A. THE LIVERWORTS (HEPATICiE)
TYPE VII
Pellia epiphylla—
1. The Thallus
2. The Sexual Organs—
a. The Antheridia
b. The Archegonia
c. Fertilisation
3. The Sporogonium or Fruit—
a. External Characters
b. Development
Summary
B. THE MOSSES
TYPE VIII
Funaria hygrometrica
1. The Leafy Stem—
a. Structure
b. Apical Development
2. The Sexual Organs
3. The Sporogonium or Fruit
4. Germination of the Spores
Summary
CHAPTER III
THE ALGJE
A. THE CHLOROPHYCEiE
TYPE IX
CEdogonium-
1. Structure
2. Reproduction
a. Asexual
b. Sexual
TYPE X
Ulothrix zonata—
1. Structure
2. Reproduction
TYPE XI
Spirogyra—
1. Structure
2. Reproduction
Vaucheria
1. Structure
2. Reproduction
TYPE XIll
Pleurococcus vulcaris
TYPE XIV
Chlamydomonas
b: the PH^OPHYCE^
TYPE XV
EcTOCARPUS SILICULOSUS—
1. Structure .
2. Reproduction
TYPE XVI
Pelvetia canaliculata
1. Structure
2. Reproduction
C. THE FLORIDEiE
TYPE XVII
Callithamnion corymbosum—
1. Structure
2. Reproduction—
a. Asexual
h. Sexual
D. THE CYANOPHYCEiE
THE FUNGI
Pythium db Baryanum
1. Structure
2. Reproduction-
<1. Asexual
b. Sexual
Peronospora Parasitica
1. Structure and Mode of Life
2. Reproduction—
a. Asexual
h. Sexual
PlLOBOLUS CRYSTALLINUS
1. Structure
2. Reproduction—
r>. Asexual
b. Sexual
Sph^rotheca Humuli
1. Structure
2. Reproduction
XaNTHORIA PARIBTINA (A LICHEN)
1. Structure and Mode of Life
2. Reproduction'
Saccharomycbs
PUCCINIA GRAMINIS .
The Mushroom (Psalliota campestris)
THE BACTERIA
Bacillus subtilis
THE MYXOMYCETES
Badhamia utricularis—
1. The Plasmodium
2. The Sporangia and Spores
THE FLAGELLATA
Euglena viridis

ISBN: 9788126114702 81-261-1470-3

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Botany

Subjects--Geographic Terms:
Plants

Dewey Class. No.: 580 / SOC/F