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Fossil plants, Vol. 2 : $b A text-book for students of botany and geology — John Shaqi

Fossil plants, Vol. 2 : $b A text-book for students of botany and geologySeward, A. C. (Albert Charles)

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Fossil plants, Vol. 2 : $b A text-book for students of botany and geology

Name: Fossil plants, Vol. 2 : $b A text-book for students of botany and geology
Author: Seward, A. C. (Albert Charles)

Seward, A. C. (Albert Charles)

Paleobotany

vii. Anatomical characters of vegetative Lepidodendron
          shoots                                                 139–181
            1. _Lepidodendron esnostense_ 139, 140; 2. _L.
                rhodumnense_ 140; 3. _L. saalfeldense_ 141;
                4. _L. fuliginosum_ 141–160; 5. _L. Harcourtii_
                160–163; 6. _L. Wünschianum_ 163–171; 7. _L.
                macrophyllum_ 171; 8. _L. Veltheimianum_
                171–177; 9. _L. Pedroanum_ 177, 178; 10. _L.
                australe_ 178–181.

    viii. Fertile shoots of Lepidodendreae                       181–195
            A. _Lepidostrobus_ 181–191. i. _Lepidostrobus
                variabilis_ 187, 188; ii. _L. oldhamius_
                188–190;  iii. _L. Brownii_, etc. 190, 191.
            B. _Spencerites_ 192–195.


                              CHAPTER XVI
                      =SIGILLARIA.= Pp. 196–226.

       i. General 196–210; ii. Leaves 210–215; iii. Fertile
           shoots 215–218; iv. The structure of Sigillarian
           stems 218–224; v. _Sigillaria Brardi_ 224–226.


                             CHAPTER XVII
                       =STIGMARIA.= Pp. 227–247.


                             CHAPTER XVIII
                    =BOTHRODENDREAE.= Pp. 248–270.

    _Bothrodendron_ 248–264. _a._ _B. minutifolium_ 251–253;
        _b._ _B. punctatum_ 254, 255; _c._ _B. kiltorkense_
        255–259. Anatomy of vegetative shoots of
        _Bothrodendron_ 260–262; Cones of _Bothrodendron_
        262–264.
    _Pinakodendron_                                                  264
    _Omphalophloios_                                             264–266
    General considerations                                       266–270


                              CHAPTER XIX
                =SEED-BEARING PLANTS CLOSELY ALLIED TO
              MEMBERS OF THE LYCOPODIALES.= Pp. 271–279.

       i. _Lepidocarpon_ 271–275; ii. _Miadesmia_ 275–279.


                              CHAPTER XX
                       =FILICALES.= Pp. 280–323.

    I. =Leptosporangiate Filicales=                              283–316
        Eufilicineae 284–316. Osmundaceae 285, 286;
          Schizaeaceae 286–291; Matonineae 291–293; Loxsomaceae
          293; Hymenophyllaceae 294; Cyatheaceae 294–296;
          Dennstaedtiinae 296; Polypodiaceae 296; Parkeriaceae
          297; Dipteridinae 298.
            The habit, leaf-form, and distribution of ferns
          300–309; The anatomy of ferns 309–316.

   II. =Marattiales=                                             316–321

  III. =Ophioglossales=                                          321–323


                              CHAPTER XXI
                     =FOSSIL FERNS.= Pp. 324–394.

    =Osmundaceae= 324–346; =Schizaeaceae= 346–351; =Gleicheniaceae=
        351–355; =Matonineae= 355–363; =Hymenophyllaceae= 363–365;
        =Cyatheaceae= 365–375; =Polypodiaceae= 375–380; =Dipteridinae=
        380–394.

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