Pharmaceutical botany - Lighthouse Survival Blog
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Plant Hairs or Teichomes.—Definition; forms; functions 29-30<br />
The Leaf.—Definition; functions; parts; Complete Leaf; sessile; petiolate;<br />
exstipulate; stipulate; structure of blade. Leaf Venation: parallel;<br />
reticulate; pinnately and palmately veined.<br />
Forms of Leaves.—Simple and Compound, (a) General Outline: ovate;<br />
30-^2<br />
elliptical; oblong; oblique; orbicular; peltate; filiform; obovate; oblance-<br />
olate; cuneate; spatulate; acerose; deltoid, (b) Apex: acute; acuminate;<br />
obtuse; truncate; mucronate; cuspidate; aristate; emarginate; refuse;<br />
obcordate. (c) Base: cordate; reniform; hastate; auriculate; sagittate,<br />
(d) Margin: entire; serrate; dentate; crenate; repand; sinuate; incised;<br />
runcinate; lobed; cleft; parted; divided. Forms of Compound Leaves . 32-34<br />
Leaf Texture.—Membranous; succulent; scarious; coriaceous 34<br />
Leaf Color.—Variations in color .<br />
34<br />
Leaf Surface.—Glabrous; glaucous; pellucid-punctate; scabrous; pubescent;<br />
.<br />
villose; sericious; hispid; tomentose; spinose; rugose; verrucose -34-35<br />
Leaf Duration.—Evergreen; deciduous; carducous; fugacious; effect of<br />
climate. .... 35-36<br />
Leaf Insertion.—Definition; radical; cauline; ramal; perfoliate; clasping;<br />
connate-perfoliate; equitant. . . . 36<br />
Phyllotaxy.—Definition; alternate; opposite; verticillate or whorled; fas-<br />
cicled or tufted; law of spiral arrangement; leaf ranks 36-37<br />
Vernation.—Definition; inflexed; conduplicate; circinate; plicate; involute;<br />
revolute . 37<br />
Inflorescence or Anthotaxy.—Determinate, Indeterminate; Mixed; Parts<br />
of Inflorescences; Forms of Determinate and Indeterminate Inflorescences. 3 7-40<br />
Prefloration.—Valvate; vexillary; contorted . . 40-41<br />
The Flower.—Definition; floral parts; distinguishing characteristics; Peri-<br />
gone.<br />
The Calyx.—Definition; parts; physical characteristics; connation; kinds<br />
41-42<br />
and forms; persistence; adnation .<br />
The Corolla.—Definition; physical characteristics; parts; functions; forms<br />
42-43<br />
of Corolla and Perianth 43-44<br />
The Androecium or Stamen System.—Definition; structure; terms denoting<br />
number of stamens in flower; terms denoting connection between stamens;<br />
terms denoting position; terms denoting attachment of another to fila-<br />
ment; dehiscence. Pollen: description; forms .<br />
44-46<br />
The Gynoecium, or Pistil System.—Definition; Gymnospermous and<br />
Angiospermous; parts; the pistil a modified leaf; carpel: dehiscence;<br />
compound pistil; an ovule a transformed bud; position of ovules in ovary;<br />
Gymnospermous and Angiospermous ovules; structure of Angiospermous<br />
ovule; shape of ovule 46-47<br />
The Placenta.—Definition; placental arrangement. 47-48<br />
Pollination.—Definition; Close and Cross Pollination; terms applied to<br />
plants pollinated by various agencies 4S-49<br />
Formation of Male and Female C vmetoviivtes.<br />
Fertilization in Angiosperms.—Process; formation of embryo and endosperm<br />
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49<br />
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