Orders and families of seed plants of China /
This unique and beautifully-illustrated book aims to give a comprehensive account of present-day knowledge of the flora of China, one of the most botanically rich of the world's warm temperate regions. In preparing it, the authors have consulted many specialist scholars and numerous research pa...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
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Singapore ; River Edge, N.J. :
World Scientific,
©1993.
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- INTRODUCTION; References; Some Aspects of the Flora of China; List of Illustrations; THE SEED PLANTS (or SPERMATOPHYTA); SUBDIVISION I Gymnospermae; 1. ORDER CYCADALES; 1.1 Cycadaceae; 2. ORDER GINKGOALES; 2.1 Ginkgoaceae; 3. ORDER CONIFERAE; 3.1 Taxaceae; 3.2 Cephalotaxaceae; 3.3 Podocarpaceae; 3.4 Pinaceae; 3.5 Taxodiaceae; 3.6 Cupressaceae; 4. ORDER GNETALES; 4.1 Ephedraceae; 4.2 Gnetaceae; SUBDIVISION II Angiospermae; CLASS I DICOTYLEDONEAE; 5. ORDER PIPERALES; 5.1 Saururaceae; 5.2 Piperaceae; 5.3 Chloranthaceae; 6. ORDER SALICALES; 6.1 Salicaceae; 7. ORDER MYRICALES.
- 7.1 Myricaceae8. ORDER JUGLANDALES; 8.1 Juglandaceae; 9. ORDER FAGALES; 9.1 Betulaceae; 9.2 Fagaceae; 10. ORDER URTICALES; 10.1 Ulmaceae; 10.2 Rhoipteleaceae; 10.3 Moraceae; 10.4 Urticaceae; 11. ORDER PODOSTEMALES; 11.1 Podostemaceae; 12. ORDER PROTEALES; 12.1 Proteaceae; 13. ORDER SANTALALES; 13.1 Olacaceae; 13.2 Opiliaceae; 13.3 Santalaceae; 13.4 Loranthaceae; 14. ORDER ARISTOLOCHIALES; 14.1 Aristolochiaceae; 14.2 Rafflesiaceae; 15. ORDER BALANOPHORALES; 15.1 Balanophoraceae; 16. ORDER POLYGONALES; 16.1 Polygonaceae; 17. ORDER CENTROSPERMAE; 17.1 Chenopodiaceae; 17.2 Amaranthaceae.
- 17.3 Nyctaginaceae17.4 Phytolaccaceae; 17.5 Aizoaceae; 17.6 Portulacaceae; 17.7 Basellaceae; 17.8 Caryophyllaceae; 18. ORDER RANALES; 18.1 Nymphaeaceae; 18.2 Ceratophyllaceae; 18.3 Trochodendraceae; 18.4 Cercidiphyllaceae; 18.5 Ranunculaceae; 18.6 Lardizabalaceae; 18.7 Berberidaceae; 18.8 Menispermaceae; 18.9 Magnoliaceae; 18.10 Calycanthaceae; 18.11 Annonaceae; 18.12 Myristicaceae; 18.13 Lauraceae; 18.14 Hernandiaceae; 19. ORDER RHOEDALES; 19.1 Papaveraceae; 19.2 Capparidaceae; 19.3 Cruciferae (Brassicaceae); 19.4 Resedaceae; 19.5 Bretschneideraceae; 20. ORDER SARRACENIALES.
- 20.1 Nepenthaceae20.2 Droseraceae; 21. ORDER ROSALES; 21.1 Crassulaceae; 21.2 Saxifiragaceae; 21.3 Pittosporacea; 21.4 Hamamelidaceae; 21.5 Eucommiaceae; 21.6 Rosacaea; 21.7 Connaraceae; 21.8 Leguminosae (Fabaceae); 22. ORDER GERANIALES; 22.1 Oxalidaceae; 22.2 Geraniaceae; 22.3 Linaceae; 22.4 Erythroxylaceae; 22.5 Zygophyllaceae; 22.6 Rutaceae; 22.7 Simaroubaceae; 22.8 Burseraceae; 22.9 Meliaceae; 22.10 Malpighiaceae; 22.11 Polygalaceae; 22.12 Dichapetalaceae; 22.13 Euphorbiaceae; 23. ORDER SAPESfDALES; 23.1 Buxaceae; 23.2 Empetraceae; 23.3 Coriariaceae; 23.4 Anacardiaceae.
- 23.5 Pentaphylacaceae23.6 Aquifoliaceae; 23.7 Celastraceae; 23.8 Hippocrateaceae; 23.9 Salvadoraceae; 23.10 Staphyleaceae; 23.11 Icainaceae; 23.12 Aceraceae; 23.13 Hippocastanaceae; 23.14 Sapindaceae; 23.15 Sabiaceae; 23.16 Balsaminaceae; 24. ORDER RHAMNALES; 24.1 Rhamnaceae; 24.2 Vitaceae; 25. ORDER MALVALES; 25.1 Elaeocarpaceae; 25.2 Tiliaceae; 25.3 Malvaceae; 25.4 Bombacaceae; 25.5 Sterculiaceae; 26. ORDER PARIETALES; 26.1 Dilleniaceae; 26.2 Actinidiaceae; 26.3 Ochnaceae; 26.4 Theaceae; 26.5 Guttiferae (Clusiaceae); 26.6 Dipterocarpaceae; 26.7 Elatinaceae; 26.8 Frankeniaceae.