Summary

Makers of British botany (1913)

Horticulture, Lindley and, 3, 171, 172
How, British Flora and, 43
Hutton, Fossil botany and, 176–177
Huxley, lectures of, 261
━━ on mutability of species, 317
Icones Plantarum, W. Hooker and, 143
Imbibition of water, Hales on, 75–76
━━ ━━ Sachs on, 76
Immunity, Grass and, 276
━━ Ward on, 266
Index Kewensis, origin of, 314
India, J. D. Hooker's flora of, 312
━━ J. D. Hooker's travels in, 306
Ingenhousz, on plant nutrition, 69
Insectivorous plants, J. D. Hooker on, 308
Ipswich Museum, J. S, Henslow and, 156, 159, 160
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Makers of British botany (1913)

Antarctic flora, J. D. Hooker and, 305, 311–312
Anthrax, Ward on, 272
Apical growth, Nägeli and Leitgeb on, 135
Apogamy, Alston and, 286
Aquatic fungi, Ward on, 265
Aquatic Myxomycete, Ward and, 265
Arber, Agnes, on Grew, 44-64
━━ Newell, on Primofilices, 257
Arboretum, founding of Edinburgh, 300
Archaeology, Williamson and, 249
Archegonia, discovery in Ferns of, 196-198
Aristotle, botanical writings of, 8
Aristotle, value of work of, 15
━━ physiology and, 68
Ascent of sap, Grew's explanation of, 58
Asclepiadaceae, R. Brown on the, 114-116
Assimilation, Hales on, 80
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Makers of British botany (1913)

Oliver, F. W., on Henfrey, 192–203
Oolitic plants of Yorkshire, 253
Orchidaceae, R. Brown and, 115, 116
━━ Lindley and, 165, 174–176
Organography, Dickson and, 301
Origin of Species, J. D. Hooker's essay, 320
Ovule, R. Brown on, 117–119, 184–185
━━ Griffith on, 185–188
━━ Schleiden and, 185
Oxford, Professorship at, 16, 17
━━ Gardens of, 16, 17, 27
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