In this article we will discuss about the classification of Fagales. According to Engler, Fagales consists of two families:- 1. Fagaceae 2. Betulaceae. Family # 1. Fagaceae: Fagaceae are trees or rarely shrubs, deciduous or evergreen; sub-epidermal cork usually develops; tanin is often contained in the cells. Leaves are simple, alternate, stipulate; stipules scaly, deciduous, […]
Classification of Fagales: 2 Families | Dicotyledonae
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Taxonomy: Aims and Principles | Botany
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A taxon is a biological group of any rank. Taxonomy is, therefore, the study of grouping or classification. It provides evidences by use of which a system of classification is worked out. Systematics is a wider term comprising identification of an individual organism, assigning a proper rank to the same and giving it a name. […]
Botanic Gardens in India
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In this article we will discuss about the Survey of Botanic Gardens in India. Indian Botanic Garden: As early as 1786 Colonel Robert Kyd, a Military Engineer of the East Indian Company and a keen lover of gardening sent a proposal to the Directors of the Company in London that a Botanic Garden be established […]
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