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Pteridophyta is designed to fulfill the needs of undergraduate and postgraduate students of Botany. The current trends in the subject are explained in a simple, lucid and Understandable writing style. This book, containing a wide variety of topics discussed extensively along with a large number of review questions in every chapter, would surely be helpful to students desirous of enhancing their knowledge in botany.
About the Author
O.P. Sharma Reader (Retired), Dept. of Botany, Meerut College, Meerut
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Development of Pteridology in India
3. Threatened Pteridophytes of India: Handle Them With Care
4. Economic Importance of Pteridophytes
5. Classification of Pteridophytes
6. Psilophytopsida
7. Psilotopsida
8. Lycopsida: Protolepidodendrales
9. Lycopsida: Lycopodiales
10. Lycopsida: Lepidodendrales
11. Lycopsida: Isoetales
12. Lycopsida: Selaginellales
13. Sphenopsida(= Equisetopsida)
14. Pteropsida
15. Primofilices: Cladoxylales and Coenopteridales
16. Eusporangiatae: Marattiales
17. Eusporangiatae: Ophioglossales
18. Osmundidae: Osmundales
19. Leptosporangiatae: Filicales (Gleicheniaceae, Schizaeaceae and Hymenophyllaceae)
20. Filicales (Cyatheaceae, Matoniaceae, Aspleniaceae and Aspidiaceae)
21. Filicales(Dennstaedtiaceae)
22. Filicales: Adiantaceae, Dryopteridaceae and Polypodiaceae
23. Leptosporangiatae: Marsileales
24. Leptosporangiatae: Salviniales
25. Gametophyte in Pteridophytes
26. Apospory, Apogamy and Parthenogenesis
27. Origin and Evolution of Pteridophytes
28. Telome Theory and Enation Theory
29. Cytogenetics: Polyploidy, Chromosome Number and Organelle Genome 7
30. Stelar System
31. Heterospory and Seed Habit
32. Morphogenesis: Spore, Prothallus, Sexuality and Sporophyte
33. Nuclear DNA Amounts in Pteridophytes ISBN
9781259003349
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