Text-Book of Botany, Morphological and Physiological (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Excerpt from Text-Book of Botany, Morphological and Physiological

The historical development of botanical views and theories does not seem to come within the scope of a Text-book of Botany, and would only interfere with'the unity of design of the work. It would therefore be superfluous to quote scientific works which have only a historical interest. In the references which will be found in the work the chief object has been to introduce the student to those writings in which he will find a fuller discussion of those parts of the subject which have been only touched on briefly. In some cases the writings of others have been quoted because they represent views different from those of the author, and because it is desirable to place the student in a posi tion to form a judgment for himself. Others again of the references are simply for the purpose of citing the authorities on which reliance is placed for state ments that have not come within the range of the author's own observation. The reader of this work will at least learn the names and standing of those workers who have in recent times' contributed most essentially to the science of which it treats.

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