Plants and Flowers by Bessette, Alan E. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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DOVER BOOKS ON PLANTS AND ANIMALS Title Page ILLUSTRATION CREDITS Copyright Page ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Table of Contents INTRODUCTION LIST OF SOURCES SECTION 1: Aquatic and Wetland Plants

Plants of Freshwater Lakes and Wetlands Plants of the Bogs Fresh- and Saltwater Algac, Seaweeds, and Other Water Plants Plants of the Seashore and Salt Marshes

SECTION 2: Carnivorous Plants SECTION 3: Plants of the Deserts and Arid Regions

Cacti and Succulents Agaves and Yuccas Plants That Become Tumbleweeds Wildflowers of Arid Lands

SECTION 4: Grasses, Rushes and Sedges SECTION 5: Orchids of Temperate Regions SECTION 6: Orchids of Tropical Regions SECTION 7: Ornamental Plants SECTION 8: Plants of Commerce

Cultivated Grasses and Grains Fruits Beverage Plants: Coffee, Tea and Cocoa Cotton and Tobacco Cork, Cassava, Castor Bean and Rubber Herbs and Spices Vegetables

SECTION 9: Plants That Live on Other Plants SECTION 10: Primitive Plants: Mushrooms, Molds and Lichens

Gilled and Veined Mushrooms Club, Coral and Miscellaneous Fungi Molds, Mildews, Galls and Lichens

SECTION 11: Primitive Plants: Ferns SECTION 12: Primitive Plants: Mossses and Relatives SECTION 13: Trees and Shrubs—Conifers

Yews and Hemlocks Larches Firs and Cypresses Cedars and Junipers Redwoods and Monterey Cypress Spruces Pines

SECTION 14: Trees and Shrubs—Broad-leaved

Oak-Chestnut and Horsechestnut Families Maple Family Elm Family Birch, Ginkgo and Mimosa Families Pawpaw, Persimmon, Sassafras and Sweetleaf Heath Family Assorted Trees and Shrubs Honeysuckle Family Rose Family Willow-Poplar Family Hickory and Ash Families Miscellaneous Families

SECTION 15: Wildflowers and Weeds of Fields and Open Areas SECTION 16: Woodland Plants and Wildflowers SECTION 17: Vines INDEX OF COMMON NAMES INDEX OF LATIN NAMES