Vegetable Teratology / An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants

by Maxwell T. Masters

• Hairs, formation of, [472]
• Hermaphroditism, [197]
• Heterogamy, [190]
• Heteromorphy, [311]
• Heterophylly, [330]
• Heterotaxy, [156]
• Homology, [476]
• Homomorphy, [188]
• Hose in hose corollas, [291], [377]
• Hypertrophy, [415], see Enlargement

I.

• Independence, [58]
• Indusium, abortion of, [467]
• Inflorescence, displacement of, [84]
  • elongation of, [434]
  • prolification of, [102], [115]
• Interrupted growth, [327]
• Inversion of organs, [206]
• Irregularity, [213]
• Irregular growth, [228]

K.

• Knaurs, (see gnaurs)
• Kail, [426]

L.

• Laciniation, see fission
• Layering, [156]
• Leaders, formation of, [203]
• Leaf-sheath, [477]
• Leaves, see foliar organs
  • abortion of, [458]
  • adhesion of,
    • by surfaces, [33]
    • to stem, [34]
  • adventitious, [162]-165, [509]
  • cornute, [328]
  • displacement of, [86]
  • elongation of, [437]
  • enlargement of, [421]
  • frondiferous, [355]
  • geminate, [352]
  • multiplication of, [358]
  • nature of, [477]
  • palmate-passage of to pinnate, [439]
  • spiral torsion of, [326]
  • supernumerary, [353]
• Lily, double white, [375]

M.

• Meiotaxy of andrœcium, [405]
  • of calyx, [403]
    • corolla, [403]
    • gynœcium, [405]
• Meiophylly of andrœcium, [398]
  • of calyx, [397]
    • corolla, [397]
    • gynœcium, [399]
    • perianth, [397]
• Mellarose, [134]
• Metaphery, [91]
• Metamorphy, [239], [281]
  • calycanthemy, [283]
  • chloranthy, [273]
  • petalody, [283]
  • phyllody, [241]
  • pistillody, [302]
  • sepalody, [282]
  • staminody, [298]
• Mischomany, [348]
• Monadelphia, [29]
• Monœcious, [192], [193], [509]
• Monosy, [58]
• Morphology, [479]
• Multiplication, see pleiotaxy, pleiophylly
  • of bracts, [358], [371]
    • bulbs, [350]
    • cotyledons, [370]
    • embryos, [369]
    • florets, [351]
    • foliar organs, [352]
    • whorls, [371]

N.