A Sketch of the Flora of British India
A Sketch of the Flora of British India
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The first of these classes has evidently been neglected by coUectors, as is shown by Oraminea ranking only 8 and Cypermcece 10 in the decad of largest Orders. Mason's Burma is of course the old Political Province of that name, which does not include the northern districts here included in botanical Burma.
t In this work Eurz has given under each class of forests a multitude of ezamplei of their constitaent plants.
13549. P 42 forests as known to him with remarkable lucidity. I shall therefore, ...before proceeding to indicate botanical sub-divisions of .
the Province, summarize his chief results, premising that the northern districts which are politicallj id Assam, and which I regard as a Sub-province of Burma, are not inoliided in his work.
The forests are classified by Kurz according as they are -ever- green or deciduous, in relation to their elevation above and proximity to or distance from the sea, their climatio and geological conditions, and the nature of the soil* in which they grow ; to which are added observations on their associated I^ants, shrubby and herbaceous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first of these classes has evidently been neglected by coUectors, as is shown by Oraminea ranking only 8 and Cypermcece 10 in the decad of largest Orders. Mason's Burma is of course the old Political Province of that name, which does not include the northern districts here included in botanical Burma.
t In this work Eurz has given under each class of forests a multitude of ezamplei of their constitaent plants.
13549. P 42 forests as known to him with remarkable lucidity. I shall therefore, ...before proceeding to indicate botanical sub-divisions of .
the Province, summarize his chief results, premising that the northern districts which are politicallj id Assam, and which I regard as a Sub-province of Burma, are not inoliided in his work.
The forests are classified by Kurz according as they are -ever- green or deciduous, in relation to their elevation above and proximity to or distance from the sea, their climatio and geological conditions, and the nature of the soil* in which they grow ; to which are added observations on their associated I^ants, shrubby and herbaceous.
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