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Review About Plant Systematics
The history of plant Systematics isn’t a new terminology in the history of botany. Basically plant systematics is known as the biological classification of plants and it is first time derived in Ancient Greek language. After a long journey of modern languages, this transportation process of biological classification is called modern evolutionary biologists.
The Plant Systematics authored by Michael G. Simpson provides detailed and in-depth information and practices on the subject of development in plant molecular biology. Along with content, drawings and photos of the plants and development work is given to better understand the content. Moreover, every plant’s features and detailed cladograms are mentioned clearly.
Michael G. Simpson divided the book into 5 chapters. Chapter one is Systematics in which the basic introduction of plants is given: what a plant is? What systematics is? What are the reasons to study plant systematics? Why it is necessary to become aware of the basic terminologies of plant classifications, etc. All these basic concepts are given in chapter 1 of this book “systematics”.
Chapter 2 is about the Evolution and Diversity of Green and Land plants. In this chapter, the evolution in plant classification as well as in the development stages of different green and land plants is discussed in detail. The plant diversities are also discussed along with diagrams and photos for better understanding.
In unit 3 of Plant Systematics, Systematic Evidence and Descriptive Terminology is discussed i.e. Plant Morphology (Study of Physical form and external structure of plants, Plant Anatomy (Study of Internal Structures of plants) and Physiology, Plant Embryology (Study of origin and formation of new plants, their fertilization and production process), Palynology (the study of microscopic objects of macromolecular organic composition, Plant Reproductive Biology, and Plant Molecular Systematics, etc.
Chapter 4 of this book discusses Resources in Plants Systematics. In this chapter you learn about Plant Identification, Plant Nomenclature, Plant Collecting and Documentation, Herbaria, and Data Information Systems, Species Concepts, and Conservation in Biology, etc.
About “Michael G. Simpson”, the author of “Plant Systematics”
Michael G. Simpson, the author of Plant Systematics, is serving in the Department of Biology, San Diego State University, United States of America. He obtained his degree of B.S from the University of Florida, his Master’s degree from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and got his Ph.D. from Duke University.
Michael work published in different journals and science-based magazines. His work includes Plant Systematics, Familial Classification of the Boraginales, Phylogeny, and classification of the Haemodoraceae, Pollen Ultrastructure of the Haemodoraceae and its taxonomic significance, and Checklist of the vascular plants of San Diego County, etc.
Plant Systematics Details
Publisher: Academic Press
Original Title: Plant Systematics
Author: Michael G. Simpson
Language: English
Pages: 752 pages
Item Weight: 5.5 ounces
ISBN-10: 9780123743800
ISBN-13: 978-123743800
First Publication Date: August 3, 2010
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