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Preface

Introduction

Of The Parts Of Plants And Their Composition Of Classification / Book I：

Introductory: How plants are to be classified; difficulty of defining what are the essential ' parts' of a plant, especially if plants are assumed to correspond to animals

The essential parts of plants, and the materials of which they are made

Definitions of the various classes into which plants may be divided

Exact classification impracticable: other possible bases of classification

Differences as to appearance and habitat

Characteristic differences in the parts of plants, whether general, special, or seen in qualities and properties

Differences as to qualities and properties

Further special differences

Differences in root Of trees (principally) and their characteristic special differences: as to knots As to habit

As to shedding of leaves Differences in leaves

Composition of the various parts of a plant

Differences in seeds

Differences in taste

Differences in flowers

Differences in fruits

General differences (affecting the whole plant)

Of Propagation, Especially of Trees Of the ways in which trees and plants originate / Book II：

Instances of degeneration from seed

Effects of situation, climate, tendance

Of spontaneous changes in the character of trees, and of certain marvels

Of spontaneous and other changes in other plants Of methods of propagation, with notes on cultivation

Of the propagation of the date-palm; of palms in general Further notes on the propagation of trees

Of the cultivation of trees

Of remedies for the shedding of the fruit: caprification

Of Wild Tubes Of the ways in which wild trees originate Of the differences between wild and cultivated trees / Book III：

Of mountain trees: of the differences found in wild trees

Of the times of budding and fruiting of wild, as compared with cultivated, trees

Of the seasons of budding

Of the comparative rate of growth in trees, and of the length of their roots

Of the effects of cutting down the whole or part of a tree

Of other things borne by trees besides their leaves flowers and fruit

Of 'male' and 'female' in trees : the oak as an example of this and other differences

Of the differences in firs

Of beech, yew, hop-hornbeam, lime

Of maple and ash

Of cornelian cherry, cornel, 'cedars,' medlar, thorns, sorb

Of bird-cherry, elder, willow ?

Of elm, poplars, alder, [semyda, bladder-senna]

Of filbert, terebinth, box, krataigos

Of certain other oaks, arbutus, andrachne, wig-tree

Of cork-oak, kolatea, koloitia, and of certain other trees peculiar to particular localities

Of the differences in various shrubs-buckthorn, withy, Christ's thorn, bramble, sumach, ivy, smilax, [spindle-tree]

Of The Trees And Plants Special To Particular Districts And Positions / Book IV：

Of the importance of position and climate

Of the trees special to Egypt, and of the carob Of the trees and shrubs special to Libya

Of the trees and herbs special to Asia Of the plants special to northern regions

Of the aquatic plants of the Mediterranean

Of the aquatic plants of the 'outer sea' (i.e. Atlantic, Persian Gulf, etc.)

Of the plants of rivers, marshes, and lakes, especially in Egypt

Of the plants peculiar to the lake of Orchomenos (Lake Copa#

Preface

Introduction

Of The Parts Of Plants And Their Composition Of Classification / Book I：

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