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A Handbook of Systematic Botany

A Handbook of Systematic Botany

by Eugenius Warming

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Author
Warming, Eugenius, 1841-1924
Title
A handbook of systematic botany
Original Publication
United Kingdom: Swan Sonnenschein,1895.
Credits
Peter Becker, Karin Spence and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Language
English
LoC Class
QK: Science: Botany
Subject
Plants -- Classification
Category
Text
Project Gutenberg
eBook-No. 68580
Release Date
July 21, 2022
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.A HANDBOOK OF SYSTEMATIC BOTANY
  2. 2.PREFACE.
  3. 3.TABLE OF CONTENTS.
  4. 4.CORRIGENDA.
  5. 5.CLASSIFICATION OF THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM.
  6. 6.DIVISION I. THALLOPHYTA. — Sub-Division I. — MYXOMYCETES, SLIME-FUNGI. — Sub-Division II.— ALGÆ . — Class 1. Syngeneticæ. — Class 2. Dinoflagellata. — Class 3. Diatomeæ. — Class 4. Schizophyta, Fission-Algæ. — Family 1. Schizophyceæ, [5] Blue-Green Algæ. — Family 2. Bacteria. [6] — Class 5. Conjugatæ. — Class 6. Chlorophyceæ (Green Algæ). — Family 1. Protococcoideæ. — Family 2. Confervoideæ. — Family 3. Siphoneæ. — Class 7. Characeæ. — Class 8. Phæophyceæ (Olive-Brown Seaweeds). — Family 1. Phæosporeæ. — Family 2. Cyclosporeæ. — Class 9. Dictyotales. — Class 10. Rhodophyceæ (Red Seaweeds). — Family 1. Bangioideæ. — Family 2. Florideæ.
  7. 7.Sub-Division III. FUNGI. — Class 1. Phycomycetes (Algal-Fungi). [12] — Sub-Class I. Zygomycetes. — Sub-Class 2. Oomycetes. — Family 1. Entomophthorales. — Family 2. Chytridiales. — Family 3. Mycosiphonales. — Class 2. Mesomycetes. — Sub-Class 1. Hemiasci. — Sub-Class 2. Hemibasidii, Brand-Fungi. — Class 3. Mycomycetes, Higher Fungi. — Sub-Class 1. Ascomycetes. — Family 1. Gymnoascales. — Family 2. Perisporiales. — Family 3. Pyrenomycetes. — Sub-Family 1. Hypocreales. — Sub-Family 2. Sphæriales. — Sub-Family 3. Dothideales. — Family 4. Hysteriales. — Family 5. Discomycetes. — Sub-Family 1. Phacidiales. — Sub-Family 2. Stictidales. — Sub-Family 3. Tryblidiales. — Sub-Family 4. Dermateales. — Sub-Family 5. Pezizales. — Family 6. Helvellales. — Family 7. Ascolichenes (Lichen-forming Ascomycetes). — Sub-Class 2. Basidiomycetes. — Family 1. Dacryomycetes. — Family 2. Hymenomycetes. — Family 3. Phalloideæ. — Family 4. Gasteromycetes.
  8. 8.DIVISION II. MUSCINEÆ (MOSSES). — Class 1. Hepaticæ ( Liverworts ). — Family 1. Marchantieæ. — Family 2. Anthoceroteæ. — Family 3. Jungermannieæ. — Class 2. Musci frondosi or veri (True Mosses). — Family 1. Sphagneæ (Bog-Mosses). — Family 2. Schizocarpeæ. — Family 3. Cleistocarpeæ. — Family 4. Stegocarpeæ.
  9. 9.DIVISION III. PTERIDOPHYTA (VASCULAR CRYPTOGAMS). — Class 1. Filicinæ ( Ferns ). — Sub-Class 1. Filices ( the True Ferns ). — Family 1. Eusporangiatæ. — Family 2. Leptosporangiatæ. — Sub-Class 2. Hydropterideæ (formerly Rhizocarpeæ), Water Ferns . — Class 2. Equisetinæ (Horsetails.) — Sub-Class 1. Isosporous Equisetinæ. — Sub-Class 2. Heterosporous Equisetinæ. — Class 3. Lycopodinæ ( Club-Mosses ). — Sub-Class 1. Lycopodieæ ( Isosporous Lycopodinæ). — Sub-Class 2. Selaginelleæ ( Heterosporous Lycopodinæ).
  10. 10.The Transition from the Cryptogams to the Phanerogams.
  11. 11.DIVISION IV. GYMNOSPERMÆ. — Class 1. Cycadeæ. — Class 2. Coniferæ ( Pine-trees ). — Family 1. Taxoideæ. — Family 2. Pinoideæ. — Class III. Gneteæ.
  12. 12.DIVISION V. ANGIOSPERMÆ. — Class 1. Monocotyledones. — Family 1. Helobieæ. — Family 2. Glumifloræ. — Family 3. Spadicifloræ. — Family 4. Enantioblastæ. — Family 5. Liliifloræ. — Family 7. Gynandræ. — Class II. Dicotyledones. — Sub-Class 1. Choripetalæ. Petals free. — Family 1. Salicifloræ. — Family 2. Casuarinifloræ. — Family 3. Quercifloræ. — Family 4. Juglandifloræ. — Family 5. Urticifloræ. — Family 6. Polygonifloræ. — Family 7. Curvembryæ. — Family 8. Cactifloræ. — Family 9. Polycarpicæ. — Family 10. Rhœadinæ. — Family 11. Cistifloræ. — Family 12. Gruinales. — Family 13. Columniferæ. — Family 14. Tricoccæ. — Family 15. Terebinthinæ. — Family 16. Aesculinæ. — Family 17. Frangulinæ. — Family 18. Thymelæinæ. — Family 19. Saxifraginæ. — Family 20. Rosifloræ. — Family 21. Leguminosæ. — Family 22. Passiflorinæ. — Family 23. Myrtifloræ. — Family 24. Umbellifloræ. — Sub-Class 2. Sympetalæ. — A. Pentacyclicæ . — Family 26. Bicornes. — Family 27. Diospyrinæ. — Family 28. Primulinæ. — B. Tetracyclicæ. — a. Tetracyclicæ with hypogynous flowers. — Family 29. Tubifloræ. — Family 30. Personatæ. — Family 31. Nuculiferæ. — Family 32. Contortæ. — b. Tetracyclicæ with epigynous flowers. — Family 33. Rubiales. — Family 34. Dipsacales. — Family 35. Campanulinæ. — Family 36. Aggregatæ.
  13. 13.APPENDIX ON THE CLASSIFICATION OF PLANTS.
  14. 14.INDEX. — FOOTNOTES:

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