I. On Isoëtes lacustris, linn

The genus Isoëtes has been an object of interest to botanists ever since Hofmeister’s brilliant researches on the vascular cryptogams, but the accounts given by the different observers on the development and organogeny of the sporophyte are so conflicting, and moreover our knowledge of the sexual ge...

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Published inProceedings of the Royal Society of London Vol. 45; no. 273; pp. 306 - 308
Main Author Farmer, John Bretland
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London The Royal Society 31.12.1889
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ISSN0370-1662
2053-9126
DOI10.1098/rspl.1888.0092

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Summary:The genus Isoëtes has been an object of interest to botanists ever since Hofmeister’s brilliant researches on the vascular cryptogams, but the accounts given by the different observers on the development and organogeny of the sporophyte are so conflicting, and moreover our knowledge of the sexual generation is so limited, that a renewed investigation of the whole subject seems desirable. In the present communication I propose to summarise, as briefly as possible, the more important of my own observations on one species, I. lacustris, to which plant my attention has been directed for some time past. I intend to deal here only with the germination of the macrospore, and to reserve details of minor significance, as well as all account of the sporophyte, for treatment in a future paper, as this part of the subject requires critical discussion.
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ISSN:0370-1662
2053-9126
DOI:10.1098/rspl.1888.0092