TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER XII
SPHENOPHYLLALES (continued from Volume I.). Pp. 1–16.
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Sphenophyllum 1–7
Cheirostrobus 7–12
Sphenophyllales and Psilotaceae 12–16
CHAPTER XIII
PSILOTALES. Pp. 17–29.
Psilotum and Tmesipteris 17–24
Fossils described by authors as being closely allied to Psilotum 24–26
Psilophyton 26–29
CHAPTER XIV
LYCOPODIALES. Pp. 30–91.
Recent Lycopodiales (General) 30–33
Lycopodiaceae (Recent) 33–49
Selaginellaceae (Recent) 49–58
Isoetaceae (Recent) 58–66
Fossil Lycopodiales 66–91
Isoetaceae (Fossil) 66–68
Pleuromeia 68–73
Herbaceous fossil species of Lycopodiales 73–91
Lycopodites 76–84
Selaginellites 85–88
Lycostrobus 88–91
Poecilitostachys 91
CHAPTER XV
ARBORESCENT LYCOPODIALES. Pp. 92–195.
Lepidodendron 93–181
i. General 93–97
ii. Leaves and Leaf-cushions 97–105
iii. Lepidophloios 105–109
iv. The anatomy of Lepidodendron vasculare 109–123
v. Lepidodendron stems as represented by casts and impressions of partially decorticated specimens 123–128
a. Knorria 124–126; b. Bergeria 126, 127; c. Aspidiaria 127, 128.
vi. Lepidodendroid axes known as Ulodendron and Halonia 128–139
a. Ulodendron 128–135; b. Halonia 135–139.
vii. Anatomical characters of vegetative Lepidodendron shoots 139–181
1. Lepidodendron esnostense 139, 140; 2. L. rhodumnense 140; 3. L. saalfeldense 141; 4. L. fuliginosum 141–160; 5. L. Harcourtii 160–163; 6. L. Wünschianum 163–171; 7. L. macrophyllum 171; 8. L. Veltheimianum 171–177; 9. L. Pedroanum 177, 178; 10. L. australe 178–181.
viii. Fertile shoots of Lepidodendreae 181–195
A. Lepidostrobus 181–191. i. Lepidostrobus variabilis 187, 188; ii. L. oldhamius 188–190; iii. L. Brownii, etc. 190, 191.
B. Spencerites 192–195.
CHAPTER XVI
SIGILLARIA. Pp. 196–226.
i. General 196–210; ii. Leaves 210–215; iii. Fertile shoots 215–218; iv. The structure of Sigillarian stems 218–224; v. Sigillaria Brardi 224–226.
CHAPTER XVII
STIGMARIA. Pp. 227–247.
CHAPTER XVIII
BOTHRODENDREAE. Pp. 248–270.
Bothrodendron 248–264. a. B. minutifolium 251–253; b. B. punctatum 254, 255; c. B. kiltorkense 255–259. Anatomy of vegetative shoots of Bothrodendron 260–262; Cones of Bothrodendron 262–264.
Pinakodendron 264
Omphalophloios 264–266
General considerations 266–270
CHAPTER XIX
SEED-BEARING PLANTS CLOSELY ALLIED TO MEMBERS OF THE LYCOPODIALES. Pp. 271–279.
i. Lepidocarpon 271–275; ii. Miadesmia 275–279.
CHAPTER XX
FILICALES. Pp. 280–323.
I. Leptosporangiate Filicales 283–316
Eufilicineae 284–316. Osmundaceae 285, 286; Schizaeaceae 286–291; Matonineae 291–293; Loxsomaceae 293; Hymenophyllaceae 294; Cyatheaceae 294–296; Dennstaedtiinae 296; Polypodiaceae 296; Parkeriaceae 297; Dipteridinae 298. The habit, leaf-form, and distribution of ferns 300–309; The anatomy of ferns 309–316.
II. Marattiales 316–321
III. Ophioglossales 321–323
CHAPTER XXI
FOSSIL FERNS. Pp. 324–394.
Osmundaceae 324–346; Schizaeaceae 346–351; Gleicheniaceae 351–355; Matonineae 355–363; Hymenophyllaceae 363–365; Cyatheaceae 365–375; Polypodiaceae 375–380; Dipteridinae 380–394.
CHAPTER XXII
MARATTIALES (FOSSIL). Pp. 395–411.
Ptychocarpus 397; Danaeites 398; Parapecopteris 398; Asterotheca 398–400; Hawlea 400; Scolecopteris 401, 402; Discopteris 402–404; Dactylotheca 404–406; Renaultia 406; Zeilleria 407; Urnatopteris 407; Marattiopsis 407–409; Danaeopsis 409; Nathorstia 410, 411.
CHAPTER XXIII
PSARONIEAE. Pp. 412–426.
CHAPTER XXIV
OPHIOGLOSSALES (FOSSIL). Pp. 427–431.
CHAPTER XXV
COENOPTERIDEAE. Pp. 432–472.
I. Botryoptereae 434–443
II. Zygoptereae 443–470
CHAPTER XXVI
HYDROPTERIDEAE AND SAGENOPTERIS. Pp. 473–483.
Marsiliaceae 473–475; Salviniaceae 475–477; Sagenopteris 477–483.
CHAPTER XXVII
GENERA OF PTERIDOSPERMS, FERNS, AND PLANTAE INCERTAE SEDIS. Pp. 484–580.
Taeniopteris 485–494; Weichselia 494–496; Glossopteris 496–512; Gangamopteris 512–517; Lesleya 517–519; Neuropteridium 519–523; Cardiopteris 523–525; Aphlebia 525–529; Sphenopteris 529–532; Mariopteris, Diplotmema, Palmatopteris 532–537; Cephalotheca 537; Thinnfeldia 537–544; Lomatopteris 544–546; Cycadopteris 546; Ptilozamites 546–548; Ctenopteris 548–550; Dichopteris 550–552; Odontopteris 552–556; Callipteris 557–559; Callipteridium 560; Archaeopteris 552–565; Neuropteris 565–571; Cyclopteris 571, 572; Linopteris 572, 573; Alethopteris 573–576; Lonchopteris 576; Pecopteris 576–580.
INDEX Pp. 609–624