Book (Practical) Biological sciences and general biology Introduction to Fern Identification Illustrated Guide / Katsuhiro Taniki / Takeo Murata

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Biological Science and General Biology
[Introduction to the Contents]
An illustrated book will be published to meet the expectations of those who enjoy observing plants.
The "Introductory Guide to Fern Identification".
How do plant-lovers perceive ferns?
Species that are known to everyone as edible, such as Bracken and zenmai ; species that are very distinctive in form, such as field horsetail ; species that grow in a unique environment, such as Japanese salamander and Azolla. These species do not seem to be difficult to distinguish.
However, many of the so-called typical ferns are made of pinnate compound leaves, do not flower, and grow quietly in the shade or in the plain habitat. This makes it too difficult to classify and identify them, and it seems to be too much for amateurs to handle.
As the name suggests, this book is a Paying attention to hybrids leads to a clear understanding of the characteristics, including the parent species, and leads to an improvement in the ability to distinguish them.
The ancestors of ferns were the first group to develop from water to land about 400,000,000 years ago. The ferns that gradually increased in size built up Daishinrin.
Later, in response to changes in the Earth's environment, ferns that have grown into smaller and more herbaceous plants.
Names and terms of each part
1 root
2 leaves
(1) various rhizomes
(2) species with terrestrial stems
4 scales and hairs
(1) scales at the base of petioles, which are particularly important for classification,
(2) hairs
(5) scales at the base of petioles, which are particularly important for classification,
(2) hairs
(5) scales at the base of ・ Appearance of the pteridophyte
・ Evolutionary process of the (from the Paleozoic to the Neogenesis)
・ Leaflet and perilla
5 hybrids
・ Hybrids and scientific names
・ Reproductive diversification and hybrids
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Lemma term indexes
Wana indexes
Scientific names indexes
Author's brief history
Born in Chiba Prefecture in 1955.
A former teacher of Chiba Prefectural Sawara High School.
Doctor of Science.
Received the Japanese Botanical Classification prize from an academic society in 2013.
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