Жизнь растений (полный комплект из 7 книг).

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The life of plants in 6 volumes (seven books). Full set. Editor-in-chief A.A. Fedorov, A.L. Takhtadzhyan. Editor N.A. Krasilnikov, A.A. Uranov, M.V. Gorlenko and others. Moscow, publishing house "Prosveshchenie", 1974-1982. 487 pp. + 479 pp. + 487 pp. + 447 pp. + 430 pp. + 512 pp. + 543 pp. Hardcover + dust jacket, encyclopedic format.

Volume 1: Introduction. Bacteria and actinomycetes. Volume 2: Mushrooms. Volume 3: Algae. Lichens. Volume 4: Mosses. Moss mosses. Horsetails. Ferns. Gymnosperms. Volume 5 (part 1): Flowering plants. Volume 5 (part 2): Flowering plants. Volume 6: Flowering Plants

T. 1: Covers general issues of plant life and structure. The microbiological part talks about the diversity of bacteria and actinomycetes.

T. 2: The lifestyle of fungi and a group of organisms close to them - slime molds (myxomycetes) is described. General information about the structure of mushrooms, methods of their reproduction, types of sporulation and fruiting bodies, and methods of nutrition are covered. The diversity of fungi is described systematically from lower to higher.

T. 3: Provides extensive information about algae and lichens.

T. 4: It tells about higher plants - about the more primitive of them, which do not yet form flowers and fruits. Mosses, mosses, horsetails, ferns, which disperse with the help of microscopic spores, and gymnosperms, the reproduction of which is carried out by seeds, are described. Of the gymnosperms, spruce, pine, fir, and larches are widely known.

T. 5 (part 1): A general description of the department of flowering (angiosperms) plants is given, general issues of the life and structure of flowering plants are covered. The article describes a large group of plants belonging to four subclasses of dicotyledons, starting with the more primitive (magnoliids) and ending with the more developed (plumbagaceae).

T.5 (part 2): Continuation of the description of the class magnoliopsida or dicotyledons. General issues of the life and structure of flowering plants belonging to the dillenidae subclass are covered, and a large group of plants belonging to the rosida subclass is described.

T.6: dedicated to flowering plants belonging to the class of monocots. Monocots include such vital plants for humans as cereals and palm trees, as well as widely known ornamental plants.