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Plant Taxonomy (2006)
HC USISBN: 9788179101391 bzw. 8179101398, Sprache unbekannt, Aavishkar, Jaipur, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd [573945], New Delhi, India.
Contents Preface. 1. Problem of plant classification. 2. Classification and nomenclature of plants. 3. Keys and descriptions in plants. 4. Adaptations and life forms for plants. 5. Types and areas of natural distributions in plants. 6. Evolutionary development in plants. 7. Field observations of plants. 8. Habitats successions and climaxes for plants. 9. The geographical scale of speciation. 10. Herbarium as a record of plants. 11. Materials and methods of research for the use of herbarium. 12. Popular and scientific names in plants. Bibliography. Index. Plant Taxonomy is the science that deals with the identification nomenclature and classification of plants. The term plant systematics is often used synonymously with plant taxonomy but sometimes has the connotation of mainly using recently developed techniques such as chromosomal studies electron microscopy or molecular biology to answer questions about plant relationships. We use the plant taxonomy developed by Linneaus who improved on the systems of his predecessors. Plant taxonomy remains an important and relevant aspect of modern botany. A disproportionate emphasis on the practice of plant taxonomy has to some extent caused the science to be seen solely as the activity of plant identification. This book attempts to redress the balance by providing an introduction to the taxonomic theory upon which the identification procedure is based. 216 pp.
Contents Preface. 1. Problem of plant classification. 2. Classification and nomenclature of plants. 3. Keys and descriptions in plants. 4. Adaptations and life forms for plants. 5. Types and areas of natural distributions in plants. 6. Evolutionary development in plants. 7. Field observations of plants. 8. Habitats successions and climaxes for plants. 9. The geographical scale of speciation. 10. Herbarium as a record of plants. 11. Materials and methods of research for the use of herbarium. 12. Popular and scientific names in plants. Bibliography. Index. Plant Taxonomy is the science that deals with the identification nomenclature and classification of plants. The term plant systematics is often used synonymously with plant taxonomy but sometimes has the connotation of mainly using recently developed techniques such as chromosomal studies electron microscopy or molecular biology to answer questions about plant relationships. We use the plant taxonomy developed by Linneaus who improved on the systems of his predecessors. Plant taxonomy remains an important and relevant aspect of modern botany. A disproportionate emphasis on the practice of plant taxonomy has to some extent caused the science to be seen solely as the activity of plant identification. This book attempts to redress the balance by providing an introduction to the taxonomic theory upon which the identification procedure is based. 216 pp.
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