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The final volume of this definitive flora, with full descriptions for all species and infraspecific taxa, including newly described ones.
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The final volume of this definitive flora, with full descriptions for all species and infraspecific taxa, including newly described ones.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 850
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 50mm
- Gewicht: 1619g
- ISBN-13: 9780521553353
- ISBN-10: 0521553350
- Artikelnr.: 50435498
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 850
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 50mm
- Gewicht: 1619g
- ISBN-13: 9780521553353
- ISBN-10: 0521553350
- Artikelnr.: 50435498
Peter Sell (1929-2013) joined the Herbarium in the University of Cambridge's Department of Plant Sciences in 1944, holding the post of Assistant Curator from 1972 until his retirement in 1997. From 1997 to 2013 his work there on this flora continued unabated, together with frequent visits to the University's Botanic Garden throughout the flowering and fruiting seasons. He was co-author of A Flora of Cambridgeshire (Cambridge, 1964) and A Flora of the Maltese Islands (1977), and was involved in the whole Flora Europaea project, also published in five volumes (Cambridge, 1964-80).
Foreword
Preface and Acknowledgements
The Cambridge School of Plant Taxonomy
Introduction
Conspectus of families
1. Lycopodiaceae
2. Selaginellaceae
3. Isoetaceae
4. Equisetaceae
5. Ophioglossaceae
6. Osmundaceae
7. Adiantaceae
8. Pteridaceae
9. Marsileaceae
10. Hymenophyllaceae
11. Polypodiaceae
12. Cyatheaceae
13. Dicksoniaceae
14. Dennstaedtiaceae
15. Thelypteridaceae
16. Aspleniaceae
17. Woodsiaceae
18. Davalliaceae
19. Dryopteridaceae
20. Blechnaceae
21. Azollaceae
21A. Ginkgoaceae
22. Pinaceae
23. Taxodiaceae
24. Cupressaceae
25. Araucariaceae
26. Taxaceae
26A. Cephalotaxaceae
27. Magnoliaceae
28. Lauraceae
28A. Saururaceae
29. Aristolochiaceae
30. Nymphaeaceae
30A. Cabombaceae
31. Ceratophyllaceae
32. Ranunculaceae
33. Berberidaceae
34. Papaveraceae
35. Fumariaceae
36. Platanaceae
37. Ulmaceae
38. Cannabaceae
39. Moraceae
40. Urticaceae
41. Juglandaceae
42. Myricaceae
43. Fagaceae
44. Betulaceae
45. Corylaceae
46. Phytolaccaceae
46A. Nyctaginaceae
47. Aizoaceae
48. Chenopodiaceae
49. Amaranthaceae
50. Portulacaceae
51. Basellaceae
52. Caryophyllaceae
53. Polygonaceae
54. Plumbaginaceae
55. Paeoniaceae
56. Elatinaceae
57. Hypericaceae
58. Tiliaceae
59. Malvaceae
60. Sarraceniaceae
61. Droseraceae
62. Cistaceae
63. Violaceae
64. Tamaricaceae
65. Frankeniaceae
66. Cucurbitaceae
67. Salicaceae
New taxa and combinations
Abbreviations
Glossary
Indexes.
Preface and Acknowledgements
The Cambridge School of Plant Taxonomy
Introduction
Conspectus of families
1. Lycopodiaceae
2. Selaginellaceae
3. Isoetaceae
4. Equisetaceae
5. Ophioglossaceae
6. Osmundaceae
7. Adiantaceae
8. Pteridaceae
9. Marsileaceae
10. Hymenophyllaceae
11. Polypodiaceae
12. Cyatheaceae
13. Dicksoniaceae
14. Dennstaedtiaceae
15. Thelypteridaceae
16. Aspleniaceae
17. Woodsiaceae
18. Davalliaceae
19. Dryopteridaceae
20. Blechnaceae
21. Azollaceae
21A. Ginkgoaceae
22. Pinaceae
23. Taxodiaceae
24. Cupressaceae
25. Araucariaceae
26. Taxaceae
26A. Cephalotaxaceae
27. Magnoliaceae
28. Lauraceae
28A. Saururaceae
29. Aristolochiaceae
30. Nymphaeaceae
30A. Cabombaceae
31. Ceratophyllaceae
32. Ranunculaceae
33. Berberidaceae
34. Papaveraceae
35. Fumariaceae
36. Platanaceae
37. Ulmaceae
38. Cannabaceae
39. Moraceae
40. Urticaceae
41. Juglandaceae
42. Myricaceae
43. Fagaceae
44. Betulaceae
45. Corylaceae
46. Phytolaccaceae
46A. Nyctaginaceae
47. Aizoaceae
48. Chenopodiaceae
49. Amaranthaceae
50. Portulacaceae
51. Basellaceae
52. Caryophyllaceae
53. Polygonaceae
54. Plumbaginaceae
55. Paeoniaceae
56. Elatinaceae
57. Hypericaceae
58. Tiliaceae
59. Malvaceae
60. Sarraceniaceae
61. Droseraceae
62. Cistaceae
63. Violaceae
64. Tamaricaceae
65. Frankeniaceae
66. Cucurbitaceae
67. Salicaceae
New taxa and combinations
Abbreviations
Glossary
Indexes.
Foreword
Preface and Acknowledgements
The Cambridge School of Plant Taxonomy
Introduction
Conspectus of families
1. Lycopodiaceae
2. Selaginellaceae
3. Isoetaceae
4. Equisetaceae
5. Ophioglossaceae
6. Osmundaceae
7. Adiantaceae
8. Pteridaceae
9. Marsileaceae
10. Hymenophyllaceae
11. Polypodiaceae
12. Cyatheaceae
13. Dicksoniaceae
14. Dennstaedtiaceae
15. Thelypteridaceae
16. Aspleniaceae
17. Woodsiaceae
18. Davalliaceae
19. Dryopteridaceae
20. Blechnaceae
21. Azollaceae
21A. Ginkgoaceae
22. Pinaceae
23. Taxodiaceae
24. Cupressaceae
25. Araucariaceae
26. Taxaceae
26A. Cephalotaxaceae
27. Magnoliaceae
28. Lauraceae
28A. Saururaceae
29. Aristolochiaceae
30. Nymphaeaceae
30A. Cabombaceae
31. Ceratophyllaceae
32. Ranunculaceae
33. Berberidaceae
34. Papaveraceae
35. Fumariaceae
36. Platanaceae
37. Ulmaceae
38. Cannabaceae
39. Moraceae
40. Urticaceae
41. Juglandaceae
42. Myricaceae
43. Fagaceae
44. Betulaceae
45. Corylaceae
46. Phytolaccaceae
46A. Nyctaginaceae
47. Aizoaceae
48. Chenopodiaceae
49. Amaranthaceae
50. Portulacaceae
51. Basellaceae
52. Caryophyllaceae
53. Polygonaceae
54. Plumbaginaceae
55. Paeoniaceae
56. Elatinaceae
57. Hypericaceae
58. Tiliaceae
59. Malvaceae
60. Sarraceniaceae
61. Droseraceae
62. Cistaceae
63. Violaceae
64. Tamaricaceae
65. Frankeniaceae
66. Cucurbitaceae
67. Salicaceae
New taxa and combinations
Abbreviations
Glossary
Indexes.
Preface and Acknowledgements
The Cambridge School of Plant Taxonomy
Introduction
Conspectus of families
1. Lycopodiaceae
2. Selaginellaceae
3. Isoetaceae
4. Equisetaceae
5. Ophioglossaceae
6. Osmundaceae
7. Adiantaceae
8. Pteridaceae
9. Marsileaceae
10. Hymenophyllaceae
11. Polypodiaceae
12. Cyatheaceae
13. Dicksoniaceae
14. Dennstaedtiaceae
15. Thelypteridaceae
16. Aspleniaceae
17. Woodsiaceae
18. Davalliaceae
19. Dryopteridaceae
20. Blechnaceae
21. Azollaceae
21A. Ginkgoaceae
22. Pinaceae
23. Taxodiaceae
24. Cupressaceae
25. Araucariaceae
26. Taxaceae
26A. Cephalotaxaceae
27. Magnoliaceae
28. Lauraceae
28A. Saururaceae
29. Aristolochiaceae
30. Nymphaeaceae
30A. Cabombaceae
31. Ceratophyllaceae
32. Ranunculaceae
33. Berberidaceae
34. Papaveraceae
35. Fumariaceae
36. Platanaceae
37. Ulmaceae
38. Cannabaceae
39. Moraceae
40. Urticaceae
41. Juglandaceae
42. Myricaceae
43. Fagaceae
44. Betulaceae
45. Corylaceae
46. Phytolaccaceae
46A. Nyctaginaceae
47. Aizoaceae
48. Chenopodiaceae
49. Amaranthaceae
50. Portulacaceae
51. Basellaceae
52. Caryophyllaceae
53. Polygonaceae
54. Plumbaginaceae
55. Paeoniaceae
56. Elatinaceae
57. Hypericaceae
58. Tiliaceae
59. Malvaceae
60. Sarraceniaceae
61. Droseraceae
62. Cistaceae
63. Violaceae
64. Tamaricaceae
65. Frankeniaceae
66. Cucurbitaceae
67. Salicaceae
New taxa and combinations
Abbreviations
Glossary
Indexes.