Pharmaceutical botany - Lighthouse Survival Blog

CONTENTS
PART I
Terminology and Morphology
CHAPTER I
Divisions oe Botany.— i. Structural Botany or Plant Morphology, u.
Physiological Botany. 3. Geographical Botany. 4. Economic or
Applied Botany. 5. Geological Botany. 6. Systematic Botany or
Vegetable Taxonomy. 7. Vegetable Ecology. ,
Classification of Plants.—Natural System: type; class; series; order;
family; genus; species; individual; variety; race; hybrid .
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Subdivision of the Vegetable Kingdom.—Phanerogams; Cryptogams;
Angiosperms; Gymnosperms; Monocotyledons; Dicotyledons 2
Vegetable Cytology (Cellular Structure).—Cell; Protoplasm; Protoplasmic
Cell Contents; Non-Protoplasmic Cell Contents. . . 2-4
Vegetable Histology (Plant Tissues).—List of Tissues and Definitions . 5-14
CHAPTER II
Plant Organs and Organisms.^—Vegetative Organs: Roots; Plant Hairs;
Stems; and Leaves. Reproductive Organs : Flowers; Fruits; and Seeds
The Root.—Definition; functions; root hairs; root cap; generative tissues;
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differences between root and stem . . 15-16
Classification of Roots as to Form.—Primary root; secondary roots;
forms of roots; anomalous roots; adventitious roots; epiphytic roots . . 16
Classification of Plants According to Duration of Root.—Annual;
Biennial; Perennial . . 16-17
Root Histology.—Monocotyledons; Dicotyledons . . . 17-19
The Bud.—Definition; first bud; scaly buds; naked buds; leaf buds; flower
buds; mixed buds; bud positions . . ...
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The Stem.—Definition; functions; stem size; direction of growth; elongation;
duration; above ground stems; underground stems; exogenous; endoge-
nous. . . ....
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Stem Histology.— A.Exogens: i. Annual Dicotyls. 2. Perennial Dicotyls
and their transitional changes. Lenticels and Their Formation: Defi-
nition; structure; function. Annual Thickening of Stems: Method of
formation; "annual ring." Bark: Definition; Distinction between
Pharmacognic and Commercial designation of zones; Periderm. B.
Endogens: Monocotyls. ... . . , . . . 23-29
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