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Fossil plants, Vol. 2

Chapter 4: ERRATA IN VOL. I
By A. C. Seward
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A comprehensive palaeobotanical textbook surveying fossil representatives of non-flowering plant groups, with detailed treatments of Sphenophyllales, Psilotales, Lycopodiales and arborescent lycopods. It compares living and fossil morphology and anatomy, illustrates stem and reproductive structures, and discusses taxonomic distinctions such as Lepidodendron and related genera. Chapters integrate microscopic sections, casts, and impressions, and consider palaeogeographic distribution and recent research developments. Numerous drawings and plates support descriptions and anatomical interpretations for students of botany and geology.

ERRATA IN VOL. I

  • Page   16, line 4. For “The North American Tulip tree” read The Tulip tree of North America and China.
  •     „      66, line 2 from the bottom. For “Browera” read Berowra.
  •     „    127, line 3 and 4 from bottom. For Achyla and Palaeachyla read Achlya and Palaeachlya.
  •     „    145, lines 4 and 5. For “Upper Greensand” read Lower Eocene.
  •     „    162, line 3 from bottom. For “Corallina barbata” read Cymopolia barbata.
  •     „    170, line 20. For “sporangiaphore” read sporangiophore.
  •     „    185, line 2. The genera Udotea and Halimeda, members of the Siphoneae, are incorrectly included under the Corallinaceae.
  •     „    191, line 11 from bottom. Omit Chondrus crispus, which is one of the Florideae and not a Brown Alga.
  •     „    202, line 13. For “Halmeda” read Halimeda.
  •     „    250, line 11. For “three” read the.
  •     „    381, line 10. For “Calamopytus” read Calamopitys.