A Photographic Atlas for Botany

by Maria Morrow

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This book provides images and descriptions for the organismal groups and anatomical features covered in general botany. Cover image of moss capsules glowing red under UV light by Alan Rockefeller, CC-BY-NC.

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Publisher
College of the Redwoods
Subjects
Biology, Botany
Licence
CC BY-NC 4.0, as LibreTexts states it. Non-commercial use only.
Who can read
Tweens profiles and older, judged from its title and subjects

Contents

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  1. Front Matter
  2. TitlePage
  3. InfoPage
  4. ProgramPage
  5. Table of Contents
  6. Licensing
  7. 1: Diversity of Life
  8. 1.1: Diversity of Life Introduction
  9. 2: Prokaryotes
  10. 2.1: Cyanobacteria
  11. 2.2: Root Nodules
  12. 3: Fungi and Lichens
  13. 3.1: Kingdom Fungi
  14. 3.2: Aquatic Fungi (Chytrids)
  15. 3.3: Zygospore-forming Fungi
  16. 3.4: Glomeromycota (Endomycorrhizal Fungi)
  17. 3.5: Ascomycota (Sac Fungi)
  18. 3.5.1: Characteristics
  19. 3.5.2: Types of Ascocarps
  20. 3.5.3: Life Cycle
  21. 3.6: Basidiomycota (Club Fungi)
  22. 3.6.1: Characteristics
  23. 3.6.2: Types of Basidiocarps
  24. 3.6.3: Life Cycles of Basidiomycetes
  25. 3.6.4: Rusts and Smuts
  26. 3.7: Lichens
  27. 4: "Protists"
  28. 4.1: Slime Molds
  29. 4.2: Water Molds
  30. 4.3: Brown Algae
  31. 4.4: Diatoms
  32. 4.5: Red Algae
  33. 4.6: Green Algae
  34. 5: Bryophytes
  35. 5.1: Hornworts
  36. 5.2: Liverworts
  37. 5.3: Mosses
  38. 6: Seedless Vascular Plants
  39. 6.1: Lycophytes
  40. 6.1.1: Lycopodium
  41. 6.1.2: Selaginella
  42. 6.2: Ferns and Horsetails
  43. 6.2.1: Horsetails
  44. 6.2.2: Ferns
  45. 6.3: Extinct SVPs
  46. 7: Gymnosperms
  47. 7.1: Cycads
  48. 7.2: Ginkgos
  49. 7.3: Gnetophytes
  50. 7.4: Conifers
  51. 7.4.1: Pine Life Cycle
  52. 8: Angiosperms
  53. 8.1: Flower Anatomy
  54. 8.2: Flower Morphology
  55. 8.3: Monocots vs. Eudicots
  56. 8.4: Inflorescence Types
  57. 8.5: Fruits
  58. 8.6: Life Cycle
  59. 9: Introduction to Microscopy
  60. 9.1: Using Microscopes
  61. 10: Cells and Tissues
  62. 10.1: Plant Cell Structure and Components
  63. 10.2: Types of Plant Cells
  64. 10.2.1: The -enchymas
  65. 10.2.2: Specialized Cells
  66. 10.3: Cell Division
  67. 10.3.1: Interphase, Mitosis, and Cytokinesis
  68. 10.3.2: Meiosis
  69. 11: Roots
  70. 11.1: Primary Growth
  71. 11.1.1: Root Long Section (Zea mays)
  72. 11.1.2: Monocot Roots
  73. 11.1.3: Eudicot Root Cross Section (Ranunculus)
  74. 11.2: Secondary Growth
  75. 11.3: Root Systems
  76. 12: Stems
  77. 12.1: Primary Growth
  78. 12.2: Secondary Growth
  79. 12.3: Woody Shoot Structures
  80. 12.4: Modified Shoots
  81. 13: Leaves
  82. 13.1: Leaf Parts and Arrangement
  83. 13.2: Monocot Leaves
  84. 13.3: Eudicot Leaves
  85. 13.3.1: Adaptations to Water Availability
  86. 13.4: Modified Leaves
  87. 14: Ecology
  88. 14.1: Pollination Syndromes
  89. 14.2: Dispersal Mechanisms
  90. Back Matter
  91. Index
  92. Detailed Licensing