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  • Fagopyrum. See “[Buckwheat].”
  • Feather-veined. See “[Pinnate-veined].”
  • Fern, [5], [102], [104], [116].
    • flowering, [118]; [Fig. 70].
    • lady, [104]; [Fig. 70].
    • maiden-hair. See “[Maiden-hair fern].”
    • ostrich. See “[Ostrich-fern].”
    • sensitive, [104].
    • true, [117].
    • water. See “[Water-fern].”
  • Fertilization, [225].
  • Fibre, [124], [175], [177].
  • Fibro-vascular bundle, [107], [110], [121], [123], [135], [136], [147], [150], [159], [174].
  • Fig, [183].
  • Figwort, [215], [216]; [Fig. 120].
  • Filament (of stamen), [148], [17].
  • Filices. See “[True ferns].”
  • Filicineæ. See “[Fern].”
  • Fir, [142].
  • Fission, [23].
  • Flagellata, [19].
  • Flagellum, [19].
  • Flax, [197]; [Fig. 107].
  • Flies, [229].
  • Flower, [128], [131].
  • Flowering-plant. See “[Spermaphyte].”
  • Forget-me-not, [215].
  • Four-o’clock, [183].
  • Foxglove, [217].
  • Frangulinæ, [199].
  • Fraxinus. See “[Ash].”
  • Fringe-tree, [218]; [Fig. 122].
  • Fruit, [145].
  • Fucaceæ, [43].
  • Fuchsia, [201].
  • Fucus, [42]–[46].
    • vesiculosus, [43]; Figs. [26], [27].
    • general structure, [43], [44].
    • conceptacles, [44].
    • collecting plants, [44].
    • cells, [44].
    • chloroplasts, [44].
    • oögonium, [45].
    • platycarpus, [45].
    • antheridium, [45], [46].
    • fertilization, [46].
    • germination, [46].
  • Fumariaceæ. See “[Fumitory].”
  • Fumitory, [192].
  • Funaria, [93]–[99]; Figs. [58]–[62].
    • gross anatomy, [93], [94].
    • protonema, [93].
    • “flower,” [94].
    • structure of leaf, [94].
    • chloroplasts, division of, [95].
    • formation of starch in chloroplasts, [95].
    • structure of stem, [96].
    • root hairs, [96].
    • buds, [96].
    • antheridium spermatozoids, [96], [97].
    • archegonium, [97].
    • embryo, [98].
    • capsule and spores, [98], [99].
    • germination of spores, [99].
  • Fungi, culture of, [5], [54].
    • true. See “[Mycomycetes].”
    • alga. See “[Phycomycetes].”
  • Funiculus, [151], [175].
  • Funkia. See “[Day lily].”
  • Galium, [223]; [Fig. 124].
  • Gamopetalæ. See “[Sympetalæ].”
  • Gaultheria. See “[Wintergreen].”
  • Gaylussacia. See “[Huckleberry].”
  • Geaster, [84]; [Fig. 49].
  • Gentian, [218]; [Fig. 122].
  • Gentian violet, [4], [138], [231].
  • Gentiana, -aceæ. See “[Gentian].”
  • Geranium, -aceæ, [3], [171], [196]; [Fig. 107].
  • Gerardia, [217].
  • Germ cell. See “[Egg cell].”
  • Gesneraceæ, [218].
  • Ghost flower. See “[Indian-pipe].”
  • Gill, [83].
  • Ginger, [163].
  • Gingko, [142]; [Fig. 78].
  • Gleditschia. See “[Honey locust].”
  • Gloxinia, [218].
  • Glumaceæ, [153], [160]; [Fig. 87].
  • Glume, [162].
  • Glycerine, [4], [51], [55], [59], [67], [83], [98], [224], [231], [233].
  • Gnetaceæ. See “[Joint fir].”
  • Golden-rod, [224].
  • Gonium, [20].
  • Gooseberry, [203]; [Fig. 111].
  • Goose-foot, [184]; [Fig. 98].
  • Gossypium. See “[Cotton].”
  • Gourd, [221].
  • Gramineæ. See “[Grass].”
  • Grape, [171], [199]; [Fig. 109].
  • Grape fern, [116]; [Fig. 70].
  • Graphis, [75]; [Fig. 45].
  • Grass, [161], [225]; [Fig. 87].
  • Gray moss. See “[Tillandsia].”
  • Green-brier, [154].
  • Green-felt. See “[Vaucheria].”
  • Green monad, [12], [19].
  • Green slime, [21], [22]; [Fig. 11].
  • Ground pine, [123]; [Fig. 73].
  • Ground tissue, [110], [111], [113], [124], [137], [177], [178].
  • Gruinales, [196].
  • Guard cell, [113], [135], [150].
  • Gulf weed. See “[Sargassum].”
  • Gum. See “[Eucalyptus].”
  • Gymnocarpæ, [84].
  • Gymnosperm, [129], [141].
  • Gymnosporangium, [79]–[81]; [Fig. 47].
    • cedar apples, [79].
    • spores, [80].
  • Gynandræ, [153], [164].
  • Gynœcium, [148], [167].
  • Gynostemium. See “[Column].”
  • Habenaria, [166], [227]; [Fig. 90].
  • Hæmatoxylin, [233].
  • Hair, [8], [177].
  • Haloragidaceæ, [206].
  • Hazel, [182], [183], [225]; [Fig. 97].
  • Head, [181].
  • Heath, [211].
  • Helobiæ, [153], [167].
  • Hemerocallis. See “[Day lily].”
  • Hemi-angiocarpæ, [84].
  • Hemlock, [142]; [Fig. 78].
  • Hemp, [183].
  • Hepaticæ. See “[Liverwort].”
  • Hermaphrodite, [199].
  • Heterocyst, [17].
  • Heterostylism, [228].
  • Hibiscus, [195].
  • Hickory, [170], [183].
  • Holly, [199].
  • Hollyhock, [195].
  • Honey locust, [209].
  • Honeysuckle, [170], [172], [181], [223]; [Fig. 124].
  • Hop, [171], [181]; [Fig. 97].
  • Horned pond-weed, [224].
  • Horse-chestnut, [170], [199].
  • Horse-tail, [116]–[120].
    • field, [120]–[122]; [Fig. 72].
    • stems and tubers, [120].
    • fertile branches, [120].
    • leaves, [121].
    • cone, [121].
    • stem, [121].
    • sporangia and spores, [121].
    • sterile branches, [121].
    • histology of stem, [121].
      • of sporangia, [122].
    • spores, [122].
    • germination, prothallium, [122].
  • Hound’s-tongue, [215]; [Fig. 119].
  • Houstonia, [223]; [Fig. 124].
  • Hoya. See “[Wax-plant].”
  • Huckleberry, [181], [211]; [Fig. 116].
  • Humming-bird, [226].
  • Hyacinth, [146].
  • Hydnum, [84]; [Fig. 51].
  • Hydrangea, -geæ, [202]; [Fig. 111].
  • Hydrocharideæ, [167].
  • Hydrogen, [2], [95].
  • Hydropeltidinæ, [189].
  • Hydrophyllum, -aceæ. See “[Water-leaf].”
  • Hypericum, -aceæ. See “[St. John’s-wort].”
  • Ilex. See “[Holly].”
  • Impatiens. See “[Jewel-weed],” “[Balsam].”
  • India-rubber, [200].
  • Indian-pipe, [144], [210]; [Fig. 79].
  • Indian turnip. See “[Arisæma].”
  • Indusium, [118].
  • Inflorescence, [157].
  • Integument, [133], [144], [151], [180].
  • Intercellular space, [124], [135], [150].
  • Internode, [39].
  • Iodine, [4], [22], [31].
  • Ipomœa, [213].
  • Iridaceæ, [156].
  • Iris, [154], [156]; [Fig. 84].
  • Irish moss, [49].
  • Isocarpæ, [210], [212].
  • Isoetes. See “[Quill-wort].”
  • Iulifloræ, [181].
  • Ivy, [202].
  • Jack-in-the-pulpit. See “[Arisæma].”
  • Jasmine, [218].
  • Jeffersonia. See “[Twin-leaf].”
  • Jewel-weed, [197]; [Fig. 107].
  • Joint fir, [140], [142].
  • Juncagineæ, [167].
  • Juncus. See “[Rush].”
  • Jungermanniaceæ, [92]; [Fig. 57].
  • Kalmia. See “[Mountain laurel].”
  • Karyokinesis, [233].
  • Keel, [208].
  • Kelp. See “[Laminaria].”
    • giant. See “[Macrocystis].”
  • Knotgrass. See “[Polygonum].”
  • Labellum. See “[Lip].”
  • Labiatæ. See “[Mint].”
  • Labiatifloræ, [215].
  • Lady’s-slipper, [164], [166], [198]; [Fig. 90].
  • Lamella, [83].
  • Laminaria, [45], [47]; [Fig. 28].
  • Lamium. See “[Dead nettle].”
  • Larch. See “[Tamarack].”
  • Larix. See “[Tamarack].”
  • Larkspur, [186], [227]; [Fig. 99].
  • Latex, [191].
  • Laurel, [188].
  • Laurineæ. See “[Laurel].”
  • Lavender, [215].
  • Leaf-green. See “[Chlorophyll].”
  • Leaf tendril, [171].
  • Leaf thorn, [172].
  • Leguminosæ, [207].
  • Lemanea, [53]; [Fig. 31].
  • Lemna. See “[Duck-weed].”
  • Lemon, [198].
  • Lentibulariaceæ, [217].
  • Lettuce, [223].
  • Lichenes, [73]; Figs. [44], [45].
  • Ligula, [127].
  • Ligulatæ, [125].
  • Lilac, [170], [181], [218].
  • Liliaceæ, [155].
  • Liliifloræ, [153], [155]; [Fig. 83].
  • Lilium. See “[Lily].”
  • Lily, [146], [155].
  • Lily-of-the-valley, [155].
  • Lime. See “[Linden].”
  • Linden, [195]; [Fig. 106].
  • Linear, [159].
  • Linum, -aceæ. See “[Flax].”
  • Lip, [165].
  • Liriodendron. See “[Tulip-tree].”
  • Lithospermum. See “[Puccoon].”
  • Liverwort, [86].
    • classification of, [91].
    • horned. See “[Anthoceroteæ].”
    • giant, [91]; [Fig. 57].
  • Lizard-tail, [181], [183]; [Fig. 97].
  • Lobelia, -aceæ. 221; [Fig. 123].
  • Loganieæ, [219].
  • Lonicera. See “[Honeysuckle].”
  • Loosestrife. See “[Lythrum].”
    • swamp. See “[Nesæa].”
  • Lotus. See “[Nelumbo].”
  • Lychnis, [185].
  • Lycoperdon, [84]; [Fig. 49].
  • Lycopersicum. See “[Tomato].”
  • Lycopodiaceæ. See “[Ground pine].”
  • Lycopodinæ. See “[Club moss].”
  • Lycopodium, [123].
    • dendroideum, [123], [124]; [Fig. 73].
    • stem and leaves, [123].
    • cones and sporangia, [123].
    • gross anatomy, [123].
    • histology, [124].
    • spores, [124].
  • Lysimachia. See “[Moneywort].”
  • Lythrum, -aceæ, [206], [228].
  • Mace, [189].
  • Macrocystis, [48].
  • Macrospore, [126], [127], [128], [143].
  • Madotheca, [86]–[90]; Figs. [52]–[56].
    • gross anatomy, [86]–[88].
    • male and female plants, [87], [88].
    • histology of leaf and stem, [88].
    • antheridium, [88], [89].
    • archegonium, [89], [90].
    • embryo, [90].
    • spores and elaters, [90].
  • Magnesium, [2].
  • Magnolia, -aceæ, [186].
  • Maiden-hair fern, [109]–[115]; Figs. [67]–[69].
    • general structure, [109].
    • gross anatomy of stem, [110].
    • histology of stem, [110], [111].
    • gross anatomy of leaf, [111].
    • histology of leaf, [111], [112].
    • sporangia, [113], [114].
    • root, [114], [115].
    • apical growth of root, [115].
  • Mallow, [171], [195]; [Fig. 106].
  • Malva, -aceæ. See “[Mallow].”
  • Mamillaria, [Fig. 112].
  • Mandrake. See “[May-apple].”
  • Maple, [199]; [Fig. 108].
  • Maranta. See “[Arrowroot].”
  • Marattiaceæ. See “[Ringless ferns].”
  • Marchantia, [91]; [Fig. 57].
    • breathing-pores, [91].
    • sexual organs, [91].
    • buds, [91].
  • Marchantiaceæ, [91].
  • Marsilia, [118]; [Fig. 71].
  • Martynia, [218].
  • Matthiola. See “[Stock].”
  • May-apple, [187]; [Fig. 101].
  • May-weed, [223]; [Fig. 125].
  • Medeola, [155]; [Fig. 83].
  • Medullary ray, [130], [137].
  • Melampsora, [81].
  • Melastomaceæ, [206].
  • Melon, [221].
  • Menispermum, -eæ. See “[Moon-seed].”
  • Menyanthes. See “[Buck-bean].”
  • Mesocarpus, [33]; [Fig. 19].
  • Mesophyll, [135].
  • Methyl-violet, [4], [233].
  • Micropyle, [180].
  • Microsome, [231].
  • Microspore, [126], [128], [131], [138].
  • Mignonette, [192]; [Fig. 104].
  • Mildew. See “[Peronospora],” “[Phytophthora],” “[Perisporiaceæ].”
  • Milk-weed, [220]; [Fig. 122].
  • Milkwort, [199].
  • Mimosa. See “[Sensitive-plant].”
  • Mimosaceæ, [209], [210].
  • Mimulus, [217].
  • Mint, [181], [215].
  • Mirabilis. See “[Four-o’clock].”
  • Mistletoe, [224].
  • Mitella. See “[Bishop’s cap].”
  • Mitchella. See “[Partridge-berry].”
  • Mitre-wort. See “[Bishop’s cap].”
  • Mock-orange. See “[Syringa].”
  • Moneywort, [212]; [Fig. 117].
  • Monocotyledon, [146], [153], [225], [229].
  • Monotropa. See “[Indian-pipe],” “[Pine-sap].”
  • Monotropeæ, [210].
  • Moon-seed, [188]; [Fig. 101].
  • Moosewood, [206]; [Fig. 113].
  • Morchella. See “[Morel].”
  • Morel, [73].
  • Morning-glory, [171], [213]; [Fig. 118].
  • Morphology, [3].
  • Moss, [5], [86].
    • true, [93].
    • common. See “[Bryaceæ].”
    • peat. See “[Sphagnaceæ].”
  • Moth, [229].
  • Mould, black. See “[Mucorini].”
    • blue. See “[Penicillium].”
    • herbarium. See “[Eurotium].”
    • insect. See “[Entomophthoreæ].”
    • water. See “[Saprolegnia].”
  • Mountain-fringe, [192].
  • Mountain-laurel, [210]; [Fig. 116].
  • Mucor, [55].
    • mucedo, [56]; [Fig. 32].
  • Mucor stolonifer, [55]–[56].
    • general structure, [55].
    • structure of filaments, [55].
    • spore cases, [55].
    • sexual spores, [56].
  • Mucorini, [54].
  • Mulberry, [183].
  • Mullein, [217]; [Fig. 120].
  • Musa, -aceæ. See “[Banana].”
  • Musci. See “[True mosses].”
  • Mushroom, [82].
  • Mustard, [192].
  • Mycomycetes. See “[True fungi].”
  • Myosotis. See “[Forget-me-not].”
  • Myristica, -ineæ. See “[Nutmeg].”
  • Myrtifloræ, [205].
  • Myrtle, [205], [206].
  • Myrtus. See “[Myrtle].”
  • Myxomycetes. See “[Slime-mould].”
  • Naias. See “[Pond-weed].”
  • Naiadeæ, [159].
  • Narcissus, [146].
  • Nasturtium, [197], [227].
  • Navicula, [42]; [Fig. 24].
  • Nectar, [225].
  • Nectary, [186].
  • Nelumbo, [189], [190]; [Fig. 101].
  • Nelumbieæ, [190].
  • Nemophila, [214].
  • Nepenthes, -eæ. See “[Pitcher plant].”
  • Nesæa, [206].
  • Nettle. See “[Urticinæ].”
  • Nicotiana. See “[Tobacco].”
  • Night-blooming cereus, [204].
  • Nightshade, [215]; [Fig. 119].
  • Nitella, [40].
  • Nitelleæ, [40].
  • Node, [39].
  • Nucleus, [7], [31], [231].
  • Nuclear division, [7], [31], [231]; Figs. [127], [128].
  • Nucleolus, [7], [231].
  • Nutmeg, [188].
  • Nyctagineæ, [183].
  • Nymphæa, [189]; [Fig. 101].
  • Nymphæaceæ, [190].
  • Oak, [183], [225]; [Fig. 97].
  • Œdogonium, [26]–[28]; [Fig. 16].
    • reproduction, [27].
    • fertilization, [28].
    • resting spores, [28].
  • Œnothera. See “[Evening primrose].”
  • Oil-channel, [202].
  • Oleaceæ. See “[Olive].”
  • Oleander, [219].
  • Olive, [218].
  • Onagraceæ, [206].
  • Onoclea, [104]; [Fig. 70].
  • Oögonium, [27], [36], [39], [45], [59], [62].
  • Oöphyte, [109].
  • Opium--opium poppy, [191].
  • Ophioglosseæ. See “[Adder-tongue].”
  • Ophioglossum, [116].
  • Opuntia. See “[Prickly pear].”
  • Opuntieæ, [203].
  • Orange, [198].
  • Orchid, [164], [166], [227]; Figs. [89], [90].
  • Orchideæ, [164].
  • Orchis, [227]; [Fig. 89].
  • Organic bodies, [1].
  • Origanum oil, [234].
  • Oscillaria, [15], [16]; [Fig. 6].
    • movements, [15].
    • color, [16].
    • structure and reproduction, [16].
  • Osmunda. See “[Flowering-fern].”
  • Ostrich-fern, [104]–[109].
    • germination of spores, [104].
    • prothallium, [104], [105].
    • archegonium, [105], [106].
    • antheridium and spermatozoids, [106].
    • fertilization, [107].
    • embryo and young plant, [107], [108].
    • comparison with sporogonium of bryophytes, [109].
  • Ovary, [129], [148], [156], [202].
  • Ovule, [129], [131], [144], [148], [151], [179].
  • Oxalis. See “[Wood-sorrel].”
  • Oxydendrum, [211]; [Fig. 116].
  • Oxygen, [2], [95].