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Handbuch der Pflanzenanatomie Band 7, Teil 3: Comparative Anatomy of Vegetative Organs of the Pteridophytes [English]

Handbuch der Pflanzenanatomie Band 7, Teil 3: Comparative Anatomy of Vegetative Organs of the Pteridophytes [English]
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Language: English

The Pteridophytes include the highly differentiated vascular cryptogams, living on land. They show a distinct alternation of generations in their life cycle. The gametophyte or the prothallium consists of flat, filiform or tuberous thallus of some millimeters, while the sporophyte is a large body provided with vegetative organs: the stems, leaves and roots, and also the differentiated tissues, represented by various kinds of vascular bundles.

Handbuch der Pflanzenanatomie Band 7, Teil 3: Comparative Anatomy of Vegetative Organs of the Pteridophytes is the revised edition of Vergleichende Anatomie der Vegetationsorgane der Pteridophyten, published in 1938.

Since the former edition, more than thirty years have passed, and during that period numerous investigations into the anatomy of the Pteridophytes have been carried out; their results are cited widely in this edition.

The object of Handbuch der Pflanzenanatomie Band 7, Teil 3: Comparative Anatomy of Vegetative Organs of the Pteridophytes is to give an exact description of the anatomical structure of the vegetative organs of the sporophytes, that is, of the kinds of tissues and their arrangement in each organ, as well as the comparison of tissues in different kinds of plants; from the comparative, systematic and phylogenetic points of view. The fossil material is found as impressions generally and rather rarely in petrified condition. In the latter case, often the original cellular structures are well preserved. The fossil Pteridophytes often widely differ from the living ones and may play an important role in the explanation of the phylogenetic development of the tissues of living species, so that the anatomical structure of fossils is given here on as a large scale as possible.

Of interest to every botanist, specialists in forestry, geographers, relevant research institutes, paleobotanists, institutes for applied botany, institutes for wood research, agricultural colleges, science libraries.

Contents

Preface to the Second Edition V

Vorwort zur ersten Auflage VI

Introduction 1

Historical 1

Literature 6

1 General Description 8

11 The Stem 8

111 The Epidermis 11

112 The Cortex and the Pith 16

113 The Stele 26

The Vascular Bundle 26 - The Endodermis 42 - The Type of the Stele and
the Stelar Theory 44

114 The Cone Axis 81

115 The Growing Point and the Meristem 82

12 The Leaf 86

121 The Petiole and the Rachis of the Filicopsida 89

The Epidermis 89 - The Cortex and the Pith 92 - The Stele 93

122 The Lamina 119

The Epidermis 119-The Mesophyll 127-TheNerve 129-The Ligule 130

123 The Sporophyll 130

124 The Growing Point 131

13 The Root 132

131 The Epidermis and the Rootcap 135

132 The Cortex 136

133 The Stele 138

134 The Growing Point and the Meristem 140

2 Special Description 144

21 Class Psilophytopsida 145

211 Order Psilophyrales 145

22 Class Psilotopsida 149

221 Order Psilotales 150

Family Psilotaceae 150

23 Class Lepidopsida 153

231 Order Protolepidodendrales 155

232 Order Lepidodendrales 155

233 Order Lepidocarpales 178

234 Order Isoetales 181

Family Pleuromeiaceae 181 - Family Isoetaceae 182

235 Order Selaginellales 191

Family Selaginellaceae 192

236 Order Lycopodiales 202

Family Lycopodiaceae 202

24 Class Arthropsida 212

241 Order Protoarticulales 213

242 Order Sphenophyllales 215

Family Sphenophyllaceae 215

243 Order Cheirostrobales 223

Family Cheirostrobaceae 224

244 Order Pseudoborniales 225

Family Pseudoborniaceae 225

245 Order Calamariales 225

Family Calamariaceae 225

246 Order Equisetales 239

Family Equisetaceae 239

25 Class Filicopsida 250

25a Subclass Primofilicidae 251

251 Order Protopteridales 251

252 Order Cladoxylales 253

253 Order Coenopteridales 262

254 Order Archaeopteridales 281

25b Subclass Filicidae 284

255 Order Eusporangiales 284

Family Ophioglossaceae 285 - Family Marattiaceae 294 - Family Psaroniaceae 303

256 Order Noeggerathiales 312

Family Noeggerathiaceae 312

257 Order Protoleptosporangiales 313

Family Osmundaceae 313

258 Order Leptosporangiales 325

Family Schizaeaceae 326 - Family Gleicheniaceae 332 - Family
Loxsomaceae 339 - Family Hymenophyllaceae 341 - Family Pteridaceae 347
Family Parkeriaceae 357 - Family Hymenophyllopsaceae 360 - Family
Davalliaceae 361 - Family Plagiogyriaceae 364 - Family Cyatheaceae 366
- Family Aspidiaceae 376 - Family Blechnaceae 379 - Family Asple-
niaceae 382 - Family Matoniaceae 384 - Family Polypodiaceae 387 -
Family Vittariaceae 393 259 Order Hydropteridales 395

Family Marsileaceae 395 - Family Salviniaceae 400

2510 Appendix. Fossil Filicidae of uncertain systematic position 403
Tempskya 404 - Stems with solenostelic or dictyostelic forms 404 - Shoot
with polycyclic meristeles 405

Bibliography 408

Author Index 470

Index of Plant Names 476

Subject Index 495

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