The principles of botany, and of vegetable physiology : translated from the German of D.C. Willdenow.

  • Willdenow, Karl Ludwig, 1765-1812.
Date:
1811
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The principles of botany, and of vegetable physiology : translated from the German of D.C. Willdenow. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

    17/590
    Of the Species and Varieties of Plants $ 185 Hk'^'S (or distioguiahing Species § 186 Of the Method of describing Plants § 200 Of the Method of describing tlie essential difference of Plants only, or, of the Diagnosis of Plants § ib. Of the Varieties of Plants § 201 Of the Colojirs of Plants § 'lOi Of the Method of determining Plants l.!..!. § 207 IV. NOMENCLATURE OF PLANTS.-page 232 V. PHYSIOLOGY page 245 Of the different Powers of organized Bodies § 228 Of the chemicaJ Principles of Plants § 233 Of the Substances formed by their Combination § 234 Of the different Vessels of Plants, Air-vessels, Lymph- atic Vessels, &c § 236 Of the cellular Texture of Plants § 241 Of the Sap of Plants § 277 Of the transpiring Pores of Plants § 284 Of the Temperature of Plants § 285 Of the Phenomena of Germination § 287 Of the Structure of the Root § 260 Of the Structure of the Stem § 264 Of the five Varieties of ligneous Plants § 266 Of the Strncture of the Thorn. § 269 Prickle § 270 Tendril § 271 , Pith § 272 . . Gem or Bud ^ 273 :— Tinyf° § 274