01988nam a22002417a 4500003000500000005001700005008004100022020001800063041001200081082002200093100001600115245005000131260003700181300003100218505033300249520103700582650002001619650002501639650001801664650001801682650002201700650002401722CUTN20230510120639.0230510b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9789387867642  aEnglish  223rda581.92bARB  aAgnes Arber  aWater plants : A Study of Aquatic Angiosperms  aChennai:bMaven Books,c© 2020.  axvi, 436 p.:bill.;c23cm.  a
Preface;

 Part I. Water Plants as a Biological Group, with a Consideration of Certain Typical Life-histories: 

1. Water plants as a biological group; 

2. The life-history of the Alismaceae;

 3. The life-history of the Nymphaeaceae and of Limnanthemum;

 4. The life-history of Hydrocharis, Stratiotes, and other fresh-water  aAgnes Arber (1879-1960) was a prominent British botanist specialising in plant morphology and comparative anatomy. In 1946, she became the first female botanist to be elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. First published in 1920, this volume provides a detailed anatomical study of aquatic flowering plants, with a discussion of their evolutionary history. Arber describes the general anatomical and reproductive organs, life histories and physiological adaptations of aquatic plants in detail, with interpretations informed from her previous experimental work. The final section of this volume discusses the evolutionary history of aquatic plants in the light of affinities to terrestrial flowering plants. Arber's account of aquatic plants was the first general description of these plants published, and provides a classic example of the comparative anatomy studies which were central to botanical investigation during the early twentieth century. An extensive bibliography and over 170 illustrations are included in this volume  a Aquatic plants  a Flore d'eau douce    aMarine plants  aFlore marine   aFreshwater plants  a Plantes aquatiques