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Жизнь растений. Энциклопедия в 6 томах (комплект из 6 книг, без 2-го тома)

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no 2 volumes A multi-volume illustrated encyclopedia will tell about almost all types of plants growing on our planet. Book 1 Volume 1. Introduction. Bacteria and actinomycetes The first volume of the publication PLANT LIFE consists of two large parts - an introduction and a microbiological part. Introduction in a popular form covers the general issues of plant life and structure. The microbiological (main) part tells about the diversity of bacteria and actinomycetes - the most simply organized organisms in the plant world.<br> The volume is illustrated with original schemes, drawings, microphotographs, color tables on inserts. Book 2 Volume 2. Mushrooms The second volume of the publication PLANT LIFE describes the way of life of fungi and a group of organisms close to them - slime molds (myxomycetes). In a popular form, general information about the structure of fungi, methods of their reproduction, types of sporulation and fruiting bodies, and methods of nutrition are covered. The variety of mushrooms is described in a systematic way from the lowest to the highest.<br> The volume is illustrated with color and tone inserts, original drawings, maps and diagrams. Book 3 Volume 3. Algae. Lichens The third volume gives the reader extensive information about algae and lichens. Algae are one of the most ancient groups of plants. Their main habitat is the aquatic environment. The size, color, and structural features of algae are extremely diverse - from microscopic unicellular diatoms to giant brown algae, whose powerful thalli sometimes reach 60-80 meters in length. A significant amount of algae can also exist outside the water: in the upper layers of the soil, on tree trunks, on rocks, and even on snow. Algae are known to live inside other living organisms.<br> Lichens show an example of the amazing adaptation of living organisms to the conditions of existence. They consist of two components: fungi and algae, which are intertwined so closely that they have turned into a single organism with a peculiar structure and a special metabolism. Book 4 Volume 4. Mosses. Club mosses. Horsetails. Ferns. Gymnosperms The fourth volume begins a story about higher plants - about the more primitive ones that do not yet form flowers and fruits (Volumes 5 and 6 are devoted to flowering plants). The reader will get acquainted here with the first terrestrial (higher) plants - rhinophytes, which began their life journey more than four hundred million years ago. These long-extinct inhabitants of the land are rightly considered the ancestors of all living higher plants. The volume describes a variety of mosses, club mosses, horsetails, ferns, settling with the help of microscopic spores, and gymnosperms, the reproduction of which is carried out by seeds. Of the gymnosperms, spruce, pine, fir, and larch are especially widely known. Tree ferns characteristic of tropical landscapes, the miracle plant velvichia, the almost completely extinct ginkgo tree, palm-shaped with huge "cones" cycads are "living fossils" that have been preserved on Earth since ancient times. Book 5 Volume 5. Part 1. Flowering Plants The fifth volume (part one) consists of two sections - a general description of the department of flowering (angiosperms) plants and a special part. In the first section of the book, in a popular form, general issues of the life and structure of flowering plants are covered, in the second - it is told about a large group of plants belonging to four subclasses of dicotyledons, starting with the more primitive ones (Magnoliids) and ending with the more developed ones (Plumbagaceae).<br> The book is illustrated with original line drawings, maps, photographs and color tables. Book 6 Volume 5. Part 2. Flowering Plants The second part of the fifth volume is a continuation of the description of the magnoliopsida or dicotyledonous class and consists of two sections. In the first section of the book, in a popular form, the general questions of the life and structure of flowering plants belonging to the subclass Dillienidae are covered, in the second it is told about a large group of plants belonging to the subclass Rosida.<br> The book is illustrated with original line drawings, maps, photographs and color tables. Book 7 header Volume 6. Flowering plants The sixth volume, which completes the edition, is devoted to flowering plants belonging to the class of monocots. Monocotyledons include such vital plants for humans as cereals and palms, and such well-known ornamental plants as orchids, lilies, bromeliads and many others. This class, divided into three subclasses, contains 76 families, about 3,000 genera, and at least 60,000 species.<br> The book is illustrated with original line drawings, maps, photographs, and color tables.

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Publisher Просвещение
Publication date 1980
Book series Жизнь растений. Энциклопедия в 6 томах
Bookbinding Dust jacket

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