É­ÁÖÖ²ÎïFOREST PLANTS

Foreword
Chapter 0 Introduction
0.1 Related concepts of forest
0.1.1 Plant, forest and forest plants
0.1.2 Wild plants
0.1.3 National key protected wild plants
0.1.4 Rare plants
0.1.5 CITES
0.1.6 Old and notable trees
0.2 Forest resources and current status in China
0.2.1 Forest resources
0.2.2 Forest vegetation types
0.2.3 Plant diversity in China
0.2.4 Current status of endangered species in China
0.3 Legislation conservation of plant diversity in China
0.4 Botany subdisciplines
0.5 Aims for the course
Chapter 1 Morphological Features of Forest Plants
1.1 Root
1.2 Stem
1.2.1 Habit
1.2.2 Twig
1.2.3 Branching type
1.2.4 Modification of stem
1.3 Leaf
1.3.1 Structure
1.3.2 Morphology
1.3.3 Modification of leaf
1.4 Flower
1.4.1 Structure
1.4.2 Types of flower
1.4.3 Morphology of main parts
1.4.4 Inflorescence
1.5 Fruit
1.5.1 Structure
1.5.2 Types
Chapter 2 Foundamentals of Plant Taxonomy
2.1 Botanical nomenclature
2.1.1 Plant taxonomy hierarchy
2.1.2 Scientific names (Binomial)
2.2 Phylogenetic system of classification
2.2.1 Engler system
2.2.2 Hutchinson system
2.2.3 Cronquist system
2.2.4 Angiosperm Phylogeny Group (APG)
2.3 Taxonomic keys
2.3.1 Types
2.3.2 Use and construct a taxonomic keys
Chapter 3 Gymnosperms Âã×ÓÖ²Îï
3.1 Cycadaceae ËÕÌú¿Æ
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3.2 Ginkgoaceae ÒøÐÓ¿Æ
Ginkgo Linn.ÒøÐÓÊô
3.3 Pinaceae ËÉ¿Æ
1.Keteleeria Carr.ÓÍɼÊô
2.Abies Mill.ÀäɼÊô.
3.Pseudotsuga Carr.»ÆɼÊô¢ò
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5.Cathaya Chun et Kuang.ÒøɼÊô
6.Picea A.Dietr.ÔÆɼÊô
7.Larix Mill.ÂäÒ¶ËÉÊô
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