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OF THE

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BY

JOHN HUTTON BALFOUR, M.D., F.L.S., F.R.S.E.

Professor of Medicine and Botany in the University of Edinburgh.

ILLUSTRATED BY 831 WOOD ENGRAVINGS.

Contents.

PART 1.-VEGETABLE ANATOMY, ORGANOGRAPHY, AND PHYSIOLOGY. Chap. 1. Elementary Organs, or Vegetable Tissues-a) Cellular Tissue; b) Vascular Tissue. Chap. 2. Compound Organs formed by the Tissues. a) Organs of Nutrition or Vegetation; b) General View of the Functions of the Nutritive Organs; c) Organs of Reproduction; d) Some General Phenomena connected with Vegetation.

PART 2.-SYSTEMATIC BOTANY, TAXONOMY, OR THE CLASSIFICATION of Plants. Chap. 1. Systems of Classification. Chap. 2. Arrangement and Characters of the Classes and Natural Orders. Section 1. Phanerogamous Plants. Class 1, Dicotyledones or Exogex; Class 2, Monocotyledones or Endogenæ. Section 2. Cryptogamous Plants. Class 3, Acotyledones.

PART 3.-GEOGRAPHICAL BOTANY, OR THE DISTRIBUTION OF PLANTS OVER THE GLOBE.

PART 4.-FOSSIL BOTANY.

APPENDIX.-1, On the Use of the Microscope in Botanical Researches. 2, On Collecting and Examining Plants, and on the Formation of a Herbarium.

INDEX AND GLOSSARY.

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