Outlines of the History of Botany
Outlines of the History of Botany
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Twenty years later Solms Laubach discovered in these fructifications a dicotyledonous embryo enclosed in an exalbuminous seed. The whole anatomy of this important Mesozoic PROGRESS IN PALAEOPHYTOLOGY 167 plant and its affinities with the Angiosperms was worked out by the American palaeobotanist Wieland in the beginning of the twentieth century, but his conclusions may be left for future discussion.
The names that stand out most prominently in fossil botany between i860 and 1890, however, are th...ose of WilHamson in England and Renault in France. William- son's name is inseparably associated with the plants of the coal measures, and to him and to his coadjutor of later years, Scott, we owe a long series of monographs that rank in importance with those of Hofmeister and Bower as classics in the history of our knowledge of the Vascular Cryptogams. WilHamson devoted himself more especially to proving, ultimately with complete success and in opposition to the French school, that Ahe stems of Calamites, Lepidodendron, Sigillaria, etc.
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Twenty years later Solms Laubach discovered in these fructifications a dicotyledonous embryo enclosed in an exalbuminous seed. The whole anatomy of this important Mesozoic PROGRESS IN PALAEOPHYTOLOGY 167 plant and its affinities with the Angiosperms was worked out by the American palaeobotanist Wieland in the beginning of the twentieth century, but his conclusions may be left for future discussion.
The names that stand out most prominently in fossil botany between i860 and 1890, however, are th...ose of WilHamson in England and Renault in France. William- son's name is inseparably associated with the plants of the coal measures, and to him and to his coadjutor of later years, Scott, we owe a long series of monographs that rank in importance with those of Hofmeister and Bower as classics in the history of our knowledge of the Vascular Cryptogams. WilHamson devoted himself more especially to proving, ultimately with complete success and in opposition to the French school, that Ahe stems of Calamites, Lepidodendron, Sigillaria, etc.
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