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A TEXTBOOK OF BOTANY: <Span Class="Subtitlevalue">VOLUME - II, 13/e </Span>

Author : S N Pandey, PROF S.P. MISRA & PROF P.S. TRIVEDI

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ISBN : 9789325994041
Pages : 736
Binding : Paperback
Language : English
Imprint : Vikas Publishing
© year : 2016
Size : 6.75" x 9.5"

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During its 40 years of existence A Textbook of Botany, a multi-volume work, has established itself as a student-friendly book that explains the intricacies of botany in a very simple and interesting manner. The book was originally written for undergraduate students but over the years it has also proved helpful to postgraduates and those taking competitive examinations. The book has been revised extensively to include the latest discoveries and innovations in botany.

• Life cycles of Osmunda, Adiantum and Gleichenia added.
• Topics like "Bryophyta as Indicators of Pollution" and "Peristome in Bryales" added.
• New and bigger format.

Part-I: Bryophyta
• Introduction to Bryophyta • Classification of Bryophyta • Sphaerocarpales (The Bottle-hepatics) • Marchantiales (The Chambered-hepatics) • Monocleales (The Giant Thallose Hepatics) • Metzgeriales (The Multiform Thallose Hepatics) • Jungermanniales (The Scale Mosses) • Calobryales (The Moss-like Hepatics) • Takakiales • Anthocerotales (The Hornworts) • Andreaeales (The Lantern Mosses) • Sphagnales (The Peat Mosses) • Tetraphidales (The Four-toothed Mosses) • Polytrichales (The Hair Cap Mosses) • Buxbaumiales (The Bug Mosses) • Funariales (The Joint-toothed Mosses) • Archidiales (The Large-spored Mosses) • Gametophyte (The Plant Body) • Sporophyte • General Discussion

Part-II: Pteridophyta
• Introduction to Pteridophyta • Division Psilophyta • Rhynia • Psilotum • Division Lycophyta • Lycopodium • Isoetes • Selaginella • Division Sphenophyta • Equisetum • Division Filicophyta • Ophioglossum • Osmunda • Pteridium • Adiantum • Gleichenia • Marsilea • Azolla • General Discussion

Part-III: Gymnosperms and Palaeobotany
• Introduction to Gymnosperms • Classification • Cycas • Pinus • Gnetum • Ephedra • General Discussion • Palaeobotany

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