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Engler, A., Harms, H., Mattfeld, J., Werdermann, E., Eckardt, T., Melchior, H., Hiepko, P. (Eds.) (1995). Die natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigsten Arten, insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen. Unter Mitwirkung zahlreicher hervorragender Fachgelehrter begr. von A. Engler / K. Prantl. Bd. 17a IV: ANGIOSPERMAE: Ordnung Ranunculales, Fam. Ranunculaceae. 2. Duncker & Humblot. https://doi.org/10.3790/978-3-428-47980-1
Engler, Adolf; Harms, Hermann; Mattfeld, Johannes; Werdermann, Erich; Eckardt, Theo; Melchior, Hans and Hiepko, Paul. Die natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigsten Arten, insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen: Unter Mitwirkung zahlreicher hervorragender Fachgelehrter begr. von A. Engler / K. Prantl. Bd. 17a IV: ANGIOSPERMAE: Ordnung Ranunculales, Fam. Ranunculaceae. (2).Duncker & Humblot, 1995. Book. https://doi.org/10.3790/978-3-428-47980-1
Engler, A, Harms, H, Mattfeld, J, Werdermann, E, Eckardt, T, Melchior, H, Hiepko, P (eds.) (1995): Die natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigsten Arten, insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen: Unter Mitwirkung zahlreicher hervorragender Fachgelehrter begr. von A. Engler / K. Prantl. Bd. 17a IV: ANGIOSPERMAE: Ordnung Ranunculales, Fam. Ranunculaceae, 2,Duncker & Humblot, [online] https://doi.org/10.3790/978-3-428-47980-1

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Die natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigsten Arten, insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen

Unter Mitwirkung zahlreicher hervorragender Fachgelehrter begr. von A. Engler / K. Prantl. Bd. 17a IV: ANGIOSPERMAE: Ordnung Ranunculales, Fam. Ranunculaceae

Editors: Engler, Adolf | Harms, Hermann | Mattfeld, Johannes | Werdermann, Erich | Eckardt, Theo | Melchior, Hans | Hiepko, Paul

(1995)

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The second volume of »Die natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien« is presented now in the new format: the book contains an extensive General Part including contributions of different authors specializing in various fields of botany and it is written mainly in English. The first volume of this kind on the family Loganiaceae was published in 1980.

The Ranunculaceae is a moderately large family with 59 genera and ca. 2500 species. Many of these have beautiful flowers or substances with strong physiological activity. They are used as ornamental or medicinal plants. This family shows great diversity in both vegetative and reproductive structures as well as in ecology. It retains many primitive characters and is regarded as one of the most primitive angiospermous families, but on the other hand it often presents quite specialized or advanced features. Therefore the family has attracted attention of many botanists from various points of view, and its members have been studied not only taxonomically, but also morphologically, anatomically, embryologically, palynologically, cytologically, phytochemically, serologically, and so on. Thus the Ranunculaceae are indeed an intensively studied family. The main author of this book, M. Tamura has been studying the family taxonomically for more than 40 years.

In the history of the taxonomic studies of the Ranunculaceae, there were three monumental works. The first is that of A. P. De Candolle. In the first volume of his »Systema Naturale« (1817) the family has been monographed at the species level for the first time. His work was excellent and gave a sound base to the taxonomy of the family and influenced the subsequent work for a long time. The second monograph at the generic level is that of K. Prantl (1888) which appeared in »Die natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien«. This author used anatomical and embryological characters, in addition to traditional morphological ones for the classification of the family, and tried to make a phylogenetic …

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Section Title Page Action Price
PREFACE V
AUTHORS VI
ILLUSTRATIONS (all originals if not otherwise stated) VI
CONTENTS VII
M. TAMURA: INTRODUCTION XI
I. GENERAL PART 1
1. HISTORY OF THE FAMILY. By M. TAMURA 3
2. HABIT AND OUTER MORPHOLOGY OF THE VEGETATIVE ORGANS. By M. TAMURA 6
2.1. AERIAL SHOOT 6
2.2. GEOPHILOUS ORGANS 7
2.3. PHYLLOTAXY 11
2.4. LEAF 14
2.5. ONTOGENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF LEAVES 21
3. ANATOMY OF THE VEGETATIVE ORGANS. By M. TAMURA 26
3.1. GENERAL ANATOMICAL FEATURES 26
3.2. ANATOMY OF THE STEM 27
3.2.1. Anatomy of the aerial stem 27
3.2.2. Nodal anatomy 30
3.2.3. Anatomy of the rhizome 31
3.3. ANATOMY OF THE ROOT 33
3.4. PETIOLE ANATOMY 36
3.4.1. Vascular behavior 36
3.4.2. Mechanical tissues 40
4. REPRODUCTIVE STRUCTURES. By M. TAMURA 41
4.1. INFLORESCENCE 41
4.2. RECEPTACLE 47
4.3. GENERAL COMPOSITION OF THE FLOWER 49
4.4. CALYX 52
4.5. COROLLA 53
4.6. ANDROECIUM 61
4.7. GYNOECIUM 61
4.8. FRUIT 66
4.9. GERMINATION 69
5. KARYOLOGY. By M. TAMURA 77
5.1. SUBDIVISION OF THE FAMILY BY THE CHROMOSOME TYPE 77
5.2. CHROMOSOME NUMBER 83
5.3. KARYOTYPE 85
6. GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION. By M. TAMURA 89
6.1. GEOGRAPHICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FAMILY 89
6.2. DISTRIBUTION IN THE NORTHERN EXTRATROPICAL ZONE 92
6.3. DISTRIBUTION IN THE TROPICAL AND SOUTHERN EXTRATROPICAL ZONES 94
REFERENCES TO CHAPTERS 1–6 97
7. EMBRYOLOGY. By H. TOBE 106
7.1. INTRODUCTION 106
7.2. ANTHER-WALL FORMATION, MICROSPOROGENESIS AND MICROGAMETOGENESIS 106
7.3. DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGUMENTS AND OVULAR ORIENTATION 108
7.4. OBTURATOR 110
7.5. DEVELOPMENT OF NUCELLUS AND MEGAGAMETOPHYTE 110
7.6. ANTIPODAL CELLS 112
7.7. FERTILIZATION, AND DEVELOPMENT OF EMBRYO AND ENDOSPERM 113
7.8. DEVELOPMENT OF SEED AND SEED COAT 115
7.9. ULTRASTRUCTURE 116
7.10. DISCUSSION 116
7.11. APPENDIX: GENERA INVESTIGATED AND SELECTED REFERENCES 121
7.12. REFERENCES 121
8. POLLEN MORPHOLOGY. By JOAN W. NOWICKE & J. J. SKVARLA 129
8.1. INTRODUCTION AND POLLEN LITERATURE REVIEW 129
General pollen morphology 136
Apertures 136
Tectal variation 136
Exine structure 137
8.2. DESCRIPTIONS OF POLLEN IN THE TRIBES 138
Subfam. I. Helleboroideae 138
Tribe 1. Helleboreae 138
Subtribe 1.a. Calthinae 138
Subtribe 1.b. Beesiinae 138
Subtribe 1.c. Helleborinae 138
Tribe 2. Cimicifugeae 139
Tribe 3. Nigelleae 142
Tribe 4. Delphinieae 142
Subfam. II. Ranunculoideae 142
Tribe 5. Adonideae 142
Tribe 6. Anemoneae 144
Tribe 7. Ranunculeae 145
Subfam. III. Isopyroideae 153
Tribe 8. Isopyreae 153
Tribe 9. Coptideae 153
Subfam. IV. Thalictroideae 153
Tribe 10. Thalictreae 153
Subfam. V. Hydrastidoideae 156
Tribe 11. Hydrastideae 156
8.3. DISCUSSION 156
SUMMARY 157
8.4. REFERENCES 157
9. POLLINATION BIOLOGY. By O. PELLMYR 160
9.1. INTRODUCTION 160
9.2. POLLINATORS REWARDS 162
9.3. POLLINATOR ATTRACTANTS 164
9.4. REVIEW OF CASE HISTORIES BY GENUS 165
Aconitum 165
Actaea 166
Anemone 167
Anemonopsis 167
Aquilegia 168
Caltha 170
Cimicifuga 170
Clematis 172
Coptis 172
Delphinium 172
Helleborus 174
Hepatica 175
Isopyrum s.l. 175
Pulsatilla 176
Ranunculus 176
Ranunculus subgen. Batrachium 177
Thalictrum 177
Trollius 178
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 179
9.5. REFERENCES 179
10. VERGLEICHENDE PHYTOCHEMIE UND CHEMOTAXONOMIE. Von R. HEGNAUER 185
10.1. ALKALOIDE 185
10.1.1. Benzyltetrahydroisochinolinalkaloide und davon abgeleitete Basen (Kurzbezeichnung: Benzylisochinolinalkaloide) 185
10.1.2. Diterpenalkaloide 186
10.1.3. Verschiedene Alkaloid-Typen 189
10.2. RANUNCULIN UND VERWANDTE GLUCOSIDE 190
10.3. TRITERPENE UND TRITERPENGLYKOSIDE (SAPONINE) 193
10.4. VERSCHIEDENE STEROIDE 195
10.5. ZIMTSÄUREN UND FLAVONOIDE VERBINDUNGEN 195
10.6. REIN ACETOGENE PHENOLE 198
10.7. CYANHYDRINE, CYANIDE, NITROVERBINDUNGEN UND AMIDE 198
10.8. ORGANISCHE SÄUREN 201
10.9. RESERVESTOFFE 202
10.9.1. Vegetative Organe 202
10.9.2. Samen 202
10.10. CHEMOTAXONOMIE 203
10.11. LITERATUR [MIT ANMERKUNGEN] 206
11. NUTZPFLANZEN. Von R. HEGNAUER 211
11.1. ZIERPFLANZEN 211
11.2. GIFTPFLANZEN 211
11.3. ARZNEIPFLANZEN 212
11.4. NAHRUNGSPFLANZEN 214
11.5. FARBSTOFFPFLANZEN 215
11.6. LITERATUR [MIT ANMERKUNGEN] 215
II. SYSTEMATIC PART 221
M. TAMURA: SYSTEMATIC PART 223
Ranunculaceae 223
System of the Ranunculaceae 225
Key to genera 228
Subfam. I. Helleboroideae 231
Trib. 1. Helleboreae 232
Subtrib. 1a. Calthinae 232
1. Caltha 233
1.1. Caltha sect. Caltha 235
1.1.1. Caltha subsect. Caltha 235
1.1.2. Caltha subsect. Natantes 235
1.2. Caltha sect. Psychrophila 236
2. Calathodes 236
3. Trollius 238
3.1. Trollius sect. Trollius 240
3.1.1. Trollius subsect. Trollius 241
3.1.1.1. Trollius ser. Pumili 241
3.1.1.2. Trollius ser. Trollius 242
3.1.1.3. Trollius ser. Macropetali 242
3.1.2. Trollius subsect. Laxi 242
3.1.3. Trollius subsect. Acaules 243
3.1.4. Trollius subsect. Afghanici 243
3.2. Trollius sect. Hegemone 243
4. Megaleranthis 244
Subtrib. 1 b. Beesiinae 246
5. Beesia 246
Subtrib. 1c. Helleborinae 248
6. Helleborus 248
6.1. Helleborus sect. Helleborastrum 250
6.2. Helleborus sect. Dicarpon 250
6.3. Helleborus sect. Helleborus 252
6.4. Helleborus sect. Griphopus 252
6.5. Helleborus sect. Chenopus 252
6.6. Helleborus sect. Syncarpus 253
7. Eranthis 253
7.1. Eranthis sect. Eranthis 254
7.2. Eranthis sect. Shibateranthis 254
Trib. 2. Cimicifugeae 256
8. Anemonopsis 257
9. Souliea 257
10. Cimicifuga 259
10.1. Cimicifuga sect. Cimicifuga 261
10.2. Cimicifuga sect. Pityrosperma 263
10.3. Cimicifuga sect. Oligocarpa 263
10.4. Cimicifuga sect. Macrotys 263
11. Actaea 264
Trib. 3. Nigelleae 266
12. Komaroffia 267
13. Nigella 267
13.1. Nigella subgen. Nigellastrum 268
13.2. Nigella subgen. Nigella 270
13.2.1. Nigella sect. Nigella 270
13.2.2. Nigella sect. Git 270
13.2.3. Nigella sect. Erobatos 270
14. Garidella 272
Trib. 4. Delphinieae 272
15. Aconitum 274
15.1. Aconitum subgen. Lycoctonum 278
15.1.1. Aconitum sect. Alatospermum 279
15.1.2. Aconitum sect. Galeata 279
15.1.3. Aconitum sect. Fletcherum 280
15.1.4. Aconitum sect. Lycoctonum 280
15.1.4.1. Aconitum ser. Micrantha 280
15.1.4.2. Aconitum ser. Scaposa 281
15.1.4.3. Aconitum ser. Laevia 281
15.1.4.4. Aconitum ser. Reclinata 281
15.1.4.5. Aconitum ser. Volubilia 283
15.1.4.6. Aconitum ser. Longibracteolata 283
15.1.4.7. Aconitum ser. Ranunculoidea 283
15.1.4.8. Aconitum ser. Lycoctonia 284
15.1.4.9. Aconitum ser. Longicassidata 284
15.2. Aconitum subgen. Aconitum 285
15.2.1. Aconitum sect. Sinaconitum 286
15.2.2. Aconitum sect. Napellus 287
15.2.3. Aconitum sect. Catenata 287
15.2.4. Aconitum sect. Austrokoreensia 289
15.2.5. Aconitum sect. Aconitum 289
15.3. Aconitum subgen. Gymnaconitum 291
16. Delphinium 291
16.1. Delphinium subgen. Delphinastrum 295
16.1.1. Delphinium sect. Elatopsis 295
16.1.1.1. Delphinium subsect. Aconitoides 295
16.1.1.2. Delphinium subsect. Metaconitoides 297
16.1.1.3. Delphinium subsect. Elata 298
16.1.1.3.1. Delphinium ser. Elata 298
16.1.1.3.2. Delphinium ser. Latibracteata 299
16.1.2. Delphinium sect. Delphinastrum 299
16.1.2.1. Delphinium subsect. Pogonantha 300
16.1.2.1.1. Delphinium ser. Pachycentra 300
16.1.2.1.2. Delphinium ser. Pogonantha 301
16.1.2.1.3. Delphinium ser. Caerulea 301
16.1.2.1.4. Delphinium ser. Squamata 302
16.1.2.2. Delphinium subsect. Macrocentra 302
16.1.2.3. Delphinium subsect. Subscaposa 302
16.1.2.3.1. Delphinium ser. Pelligerae 303
16.1.2.3.2. Delphinium ser. Echinata 303
16.1.2.4. Delphinium subsect. Wislizenana 303
16.1.2.4.1. Delphinium ser. Wislizenana 303
16.1.2.4.2. Delphinium ser. Bicornuta 304
16.1.3. Delphinium sect. Oligophyllon 304
16.1.4. Delphinium sect. Grumosa 305
16.2. Delphinium subgen. Staphisagria 305
16.3. Delphinium subgen. Delphinium 306
16.3.1. Delphinium sect. Anthriscifolium 306
16.3.2. Delphinium sect. Delphinium 306
16.3.2.1. Delphinium ser. Delphinium 307
16.3.2.2. Delphinium ser. Balansae 307
16.3.2.3. Delphinium ser. Halterata 307
16.3.2.4. Delphinium ser. Macropetala 307
17. Consolida 307
17.1. Consolida sect. Consolida 309
17.1.1. Consolida subsect. Brevipedunculatae 309
17.1.2. Consolida subsect. Consolida 309
17.1.2.1. Consolida ser. Consolida 309
17.1.2.2. Consolida ser. Pubescentes 311
17.1.3. Consolida subsect. Macrocarpae 311
17.1.4. Consolida subsect. Longibracteolatae 311
17.1.5. Consolida subsect. Parviflorae 311
17.2. Consolida sect. Aconitella 312
Subfam. II. Ranunculoideae 312
Trib. 5. Adonideae 314
18. Callianthemum 314
19. Adonis 316
19.1. Adonis sect. Consiligo 318
19.1.1. Adonis subsect. Pyrenaicae 318
19.1.2. Adonis subsect. Vernales 318
19.2. Adonis sect. Adonis 320
Trib. 6. Anemoneae 320
Subtrib. 6a. Kingdoniinae 320
20. Kingdonia 321
21. Anemone 324
21.1. Anemone subgen. Rivularidium 328
21.1.1. Anemone sect. Rivularidium 329
21.1.1.1. Anemone ser. Rivulares 329
21.1.1.2. Anemone ser. Helleborifoliae 331
21.1.2. Anemone sect. Crassifolia 331
21.1.3. Anemone sect. Richardsonia 332
21.2. Anemone subgen. Hepaticifolia 332
21.3. Anemone subgen. Rigida 332
21.4. Anemone subgen. Anemonidium 333
21.5. Anemone subgen. Omalocarpus 334
21.5.1. Anemone sect. Begoniifolia 335
21.5.2. Anemone sect. Himalayica 335
21.5.3. Anemone sect. Omalocarpus 336
21.6. Anemone subgen. Anemonanthea 337
21.6.1. Anemone sect. Anemonanthea 338
21.6.1.1. Anemone ser. Hylalectryon 338
21.6.1.2. Anemone ser. Reflexae 339
21.6.2. Anemone sect. Tuberosa 339
21.6.3. Anemone sect. Keiskea 341
21.6.4. Anemone sect. Stolonifera 341
21.7. Anemone subgen. Anemoclema 342
21.8. Anemone subgen. Pulsatilloides 342
21.8.1. Anemone sect. Pulsatilloides 343
21.8.2. Anemone sect. Alchimillifolia 343
21.8.3. Anemone sect. Kilimandscharica 343
21.9. Anemone subgen. Anemone 344
21.9.1. Anemone sect. Eriocapitella 344
21.9.2. Anemone sect. Eriocephalus 345
21.9.2.1. Anemone subsect. Brevistylae 346
21.9.2.1.1. Anemone ser. Rupicolae 346
21.9.2.1.2. Anemone ser. Virginianae 346
21.9.2.2. Anemone subsect. Longistylae 347
21.9.2.3. Anemone subsect. Parviflorae 347
21.9.3. Anemone sect. Anemone 347
21.9.3.1. Anemone subsect. Anemone 348
21.9.3.2. Anemone subsect. Carolinianae 348
22. Hepatica 349
23. Metanemone 351
24. Barneoudia 351
25. Oreithales 352
26. Knowltonia 354
27. Pulsatilla 356
27.1. Pulsatilla subgen. Pulsatilla 359
27.1.1. Pulsatilla sect. Preonanthus 359
27.1.2. Pulsatilla sect. Preonanthopsis 360
27.1.3. Pulsatilla sect. Pulsatilla 360
27.1.3.1. Pulsatilla subsect. Kostyczewianae 360
27.1.3.2. Pulsatilla subsect. Pulsatilla 361
27.1.3.2.1. Pulsatilla ser. Patentes 361
27.1.3.2.2. Pulsatilla ser. Tatewakianae 361
27.1.3.2.3. Pulsatilla ser. Chinenses 362
27.1.3.2.4. Pulsatilla ser. Vernales 362
27.1.3.2.5. Pulsatilla ser. Cernuae 362
27.1.3.2.6. Pulsatilla ser. Pratenses 363
27.1.3.2.7. Pulsatilla ser. Pulsatilla 363
27.1.3.2.8. Pulsatilla ser. Albanae 363
27.2. Pulsatilla subgen. Miyakea 365
Subtrib. 6c. Clematidinae 366
28. Archiclematis 366
29. Clematis 368
29.1. Clematis subgen. Campanella 371
29.1.1. Clematis sect. Campanella 372
29.1.2. Clematis sect. Tubulosa 372
29.1.3. Clematis sect. Bebaeanthera 373
29.1.4. Clematis sect. Atragene 373
29.1.5. Clematis sect. Meclatis 375
29.1.6. Clematis sect. Pseudanemone 376
29.2. Clematis subgen. Viorna 376
29.3. Clematis subgen. Clematis 377
29.3.1. Clematis sect. Clematis 378
29.3.2. Clematis sect. Cheiropsis 379
29.3.3. Clematis sect. Naraveliopsis 380
29.3.4. Clematis sect. Aspidanthera 380
29.3.5. Clematis sect. Lasiantha 381
29.4. Clematis subgen. Flammula 381
29.4.1. Clematis sect. Flammula 382
29.4.1.1. Clematis subsect. Crassifoliae 382
29.4.1.2. Clematis subsect. Rectae 382
29.4.1.2.1. Clematis ser. Rectae 383
29.4.1.2.2. Clematis ser. Uncinatae 383
29.4.2. Clematis sect. Angustifolia 383
29.4.3. Clematis sect. Fruticella 384
29.4.4. Clematis sect. Viticella 384
29.4.4.1. Clematis subsect. Floridae 385
29.4.4.2. Clematis subsect. Patentes 385
29.4.5. Clematis sect. Pterocarpa 385
30. Naravelia 387
Trib. 7. Ranunculeae 389
Subtrib. 7a. Trautvetteriinae 390
31. Trautvetteria 390
Subtrib. 7b. Myosurinae 391
32. Myosurus 393
Subtrib. 7c. Ranunculinae 395
33. Kumlienia 397
34. Arcteranthis 398
35. Halerpestes 400
36. Oxygraphis 402
37. Peltocalathos 403
38. Callianthemoides 405
39. Cyrtorhyncha 405
40. Paroxygraphis 408
41. Hamadryas 410
42. Aphanostemma 410
43. Ranunculus 412
43.1. Ranunculus subgen. Coptidium 416
43.2. Ranunculus subgen. Pallasiantha 417
43.3. Ranunculus subgen. Ficaria 417
43.4. Ranunculus subgen. Batrachium 419
43.5. Ranunculus subgen. Crymodes 420
43.6. Ranunculus subgen. Ranunculus 420
43.6.1. Ranunculus sect. Ranunculus 422
43.6.2. Ranunculus sect. Flammula 423
43.6.3. Ranunculus sect. Hecatonia 423
43.6.4. Ranunculus sect. Xanthobatrachium 424
43.6.5. Ranunculus sect. Thora 426
43.6.6. Ranunculus sect. Aconitifolii 426
43.6.7. Ranunculus sect. Ranuncella 426
43.6.8. Ranunculus sect. Leucoranunculus 427
43.6.9. Ranunculus sect. Physophyllum 427
43.6.10. Ranunculus sect. Acetosellifolii 428
43.6.11. Ranunculus sect. Chloeranunculus 428
43.6.12. Ranunculus sect. Ficariifolius 428
43.6.13. Ranunculus sect. Casalea 429
43.6.14. Ranunculus sect. Tuberifer 429
43.6.15. Ranunculus sect. Pseudadonis 430
43.6.16. Ranunculus sect. Acris 430
43.6.17. Ranunculus sect. Echinella 431
43.6.18. Ranunculus sect. Micranthus 431
43.6.19. Ranunculus sect. Leptocaules 432
43.6.20. Ranunculus sect. Ranunculastrum 432
43.7. Ranunculus subgen. Gampsoceras 435
44. Ceratocephala 435
45. Krapfia 436
45.1. Krapfia sect. Krapfia 437
45.2. Krapfia sect. Pteropelma 437
45.3. Krapfia sect. Aspidophyllum 439
46. Laccopetalum 439
Subfam. III. Isopyroideae 441
Trib. 8. Coptideae 442
Subtrib. 8a. Asteropyrinae 443
47. Asteropyrum 443
Subtrib. 8b. Coptidinae 444
48. Coptis 444
48.1. Coptis subgen. Metacoptis 447
48.1.1. Coptis sect. Japonocoptis 447
48.1.2. Coptis sect. Chrysocoptis 447
48.2. Coptis subgen. Coptis 449
49. Xanthorhiza 449
Trib. 9. Isopyreae 451
Subtrib. 9a. Isopyrinae 452
50. Enemion 452
50.1. Enemion sect. Enemion 453
50.2. Enemion sect. Umbellata 454
51. Isopyrum 454
51.1. Isopyrum sect. Isopyrum 456
51.2. Isopyrum sect. Manshuria 457
51.3. Isopyrum sect. Paropyrum 457
51.4. Isopyrum sect. Alexeya 457
52. Leptopyrum 459
53. Paraquilegia 459
Subtrib. 9b. Aquilegiinae 460
54. Semiaquilegia 462
55. Urophysa 464
56. Aquilegia 464
Subtrib. 9c. Dichocarpinae 466
57. Dichocarpum 468
57.1. Dichocarpum sect. Dichocarpum 469
57.1.1. Dichocarpum subsect. Dichocarpum 469
57.1.2. Dichocarpum subsect. Dalzielia 470
57.2. Dichocarpum sect. Fargesia 470
57.3. Dichocarpum sect. Hutchinsonia 470
57.3.1. Dichocarpum subsect. Hutchinsonia 472
57.3.1.1. Dichocarpum ser. Numajiriana 472
57.3.1.2. Dichocarpum ser. Nipponica 472
57.3.2. Dichocarpum subsect. Trachysperma 473
Subfam. IV. Thalictroideae 473
Trib. 10. Thalictreae 473
58. Thalictrum 474
58.1. Thalictrum subgen. Thalictrum 477
58.1.1. Thalictrum sect. Camptonotum 477
58.1.1.1. Thalictrum subsect. Indivisa 478
58.1.1.2. Thalictrum subsect. Saniculiformia 479
58.1.1.3. Thalictrum subsect. Rutifolia 479
58.1.1.4. Thalictrum subsect. Grumosa 479
58.1.1.5. Thalictrum subsect. Violacea 481
58.1.1.6. Thalictrum subsect. Purpurea 481
58.1.2. Thalictrum sect. Erythrandra 482
58.1.2.1. Thalictrum subsect. Actaeifolia 482
58.1.2.2. Thalictrum subsect. Baicalensia 482
58.1.2.3. Thalictrum subsect. Petaloidea 483
58.1.3. Thalictrum sect. Thalictrum 483
58.1.3.1. Thalictrum subsect. Thalictrum 484
58.1.3.2. Thalictrum subsect. Alpina 484
58.1.3.3. Thalictrum subsect. Squamifera 484
58.1.4. Thalictrum sect. Platycarpa 485
58.1.5. Thalictrum sect. Dipterium 485
58.1.6. Thalictrum sect. Anemonella 486
58.1.7. Thalictrum sect. Physocarpum 486
58.1.8. Thalictrum sect. Omalophysa 487
58.1.9. Thalictrum sect. Tripterium 487
58.2. Thalictrum subgen. Lecoyerium 488
58.2.1. Thalictrum sect. Macrogynes 490
58.2.2. Thalictrum sect. Camptogastrum 490
58.2.2.1. Thalictrum subsect. Simplicia 491
58.2.2.2. Thalictrum subsect. Venturiana 491
58.2.2.3. Thalictrum subsect. Gibbosa 491
58.2.3. Thalictrum sect. Pelteria 491
58.2.3.1. Thalictrum subsect. Subpeltata 492
58.2.3.2. Thalictrum subsect. Eupeltata 492
58.2.4. Thalictrum sect. Heterogamia 492
58.2.4.1. Thalictrum subsect. Dioica 492
58.2.4.2. Thalictrum subsect. Debilia 493
58.2.4.3. Thalictrum subsect. Sinuosa 493
58.2.4.4. Thalictrum subsect. Clavocarpa 493
58.2.4.5. Thalictrum subsect. Incurvata 493
58.2.4.6. Thalictrum subsect. Compressa 493
58.2.4.7. Thalictrum subsect. Laminaria 493
58.2.5. Thalictrum sect. Leucocoma 494
Subfam. V. Hydrastidoideae 495
Trib. 11. Hydrastideae 495
59. Hydrastis 496
REFERENCES 498
INDEX OF PLANT NAMES 520
INDEX OF PLANT CONSTITUENTS 551