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This book explains the following topics: Plant cells, Plant tissues, Plant organs, Plant organs the plant stem, Plant organs leaves, Flowers, Fruits and seeds, Plants growth and development, Plant names and classification, Imperium cellular organisms, Kingdom algae, Kingdom fungi, Lichens, Subkingdom cormobionta, The seedless vascular plants, Seed plants, Seed plants angiosperms, Kingdom plants, Herbaria and plant preservation, Plant ecology and Plant geography.
Author(s): Melikyan Yelena A
316 Pages
Horticulturist Identify Plants and Plant Requirements
This PDF covers the following topics related to Botany : Introduction to Plant Identification, Introduction to Taxonomy,Introduction to Taxons, Introduction to Binomial Nomenclature, Conventions for Binomial Nomenclature, Nomenclature Review, The Meaning of Plant Names, Plant Growth, Introduction to Plant Classification, Classify Plants by Life Cycle, Introduction to Dichotomous Keys, Key to Plant Classification, Introduction to Plant Morphology, Plant Family Characteristics, Plant Requirements and Use, Plant Habitats, Plant Use Categories, Plant Growth Characteristics, Characteristics of weedy species, Plant Hardiness, Plant Requirements.
Author(s): Michelle Nakano
NA Pages
Insectivorous Plants is a book by British naturalist and evolutionary theory pioneer Charles Darwin. The book chronicles Darwin's experiments with various carnivorous plants, in which he carefully studied their feeding mechanisms. Darwin tried several methods to stimulate the plants into activating their trap mechanisms, including feeding them meat and glass, blowing on them and prodding them with hair.
Author(s): Charles Darwin
NA Pages
A Textbook of Botany is intended to introduce the student to the present state of our knowledge of botanical science. Topics covered includes: General Botany, Internal Morphology, Physiology, Special Botany and Cryptogams.
Author(s): Strasburger, Schenck, Noll, Fritz, Karsten, Lang, W. H.
770 Pages
The botanical text book, an introduction to scientific botany, both structural and systematic
This book is designed to furnish classes in our schools and colleges with a suitable text book of Structural and Physiological Botany, as well as private students with a convenient introductory manual, adapted to the present condition of the science.
Author(s): Asa Gray
528 Pages
This book is the result of several years 1 experience of the authors with the Intermediate classes. A lot of time is usually wasted in giving instructions and notes to the students as to the procedure of the day's work. The authors feel that this humble attempt at systematizing the practical work of Intermediate classes, will go a long way to remove this difficulty.
Author(s): Dass H.C.and Sawhney C.L.
150 Pages
Concepts of Botany Algae (PDF 21P)
This note contains explanation of algae, structure of alage and its classification. The contents of this documents are Dichotomous Key to Freshwater Algae, Groups of Cyanobacteria & Algae, Dinoflagellates, Euglenoids, Brown, Golden brown, and Yellow brown Algae and Glaucophytes.
Author(s): Drs. Hardy, Ambler, Wagner, and Zhong
21 Pages
Basic Botany by Sharon Morrisey
This note covers the following topics: Nomenclature, Scientific names, Plant Anatomy and Physiology, Plant Parts, Roots, Stems, Buds, Leaves, Roots, Flowers, Fruits, Seeds, roots, Factors Affecting Growth, Photoperiod, Carbon or Nitrogen Ratio.
Author(s): Sharon Morrisey
105 Pages
Sturtevants Edible Plants Of The World(PDF 775P)
Gleaning edible plants from herbals, botanies, travel books, cultural histories, and experiments in scientific farming, Edward Lewis Sturtevant (1842-1898) complied notes for the largest and most accurate work on edible plants, cultigents, and secondary food sources ever written. 2,897 species with comments from over 560 ancient and modern sources virtually cover the entire field. The range is from the oldest known foods, the mallow and asphodel, through newcomers like the tomato and celery, to wild foods which become important under certain circumstances.
Author(s): U. P. HEDRICK
775 Pages
Medicinal Plant excerpts VOLUME II Amaranthaceae to Loganaceae
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Author(s): NA
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