Plants taxonomy

Swain, T., Chemical Plant Taxonomy, Academic Press, New York, 1963. 

As more is known regarding plant taxonomy, plant names change. Because the rules used to define how plants are named imply certain relationships [29]... 

Harbome, J.B., Distribution of anthocyanins in higher plants, in Chemical Plant Taxonomy, Swain, T., Ed., Academic Press, New York, 1963. 

Sorensen, A. A. Chemical Plant Taxonomy, S. 238 Academic Press (London und New York) (1963). 

Kjaer, A. in "Chemical Plant Taxonomy", Swain, T. Ed Academic Press London, 1964, 453. 

Hegnauer, R. 1963. The taxonomic significance of alkaloids. In Chemical Plant Taxonomy (Swain, T., ed.), pp. 389-399. New York Academic Press. 

Hegnauer, R. 1967. Chemical characters in plant taxonomy Some possibilities and limitations. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 14 173-187 and, Hegnauer, R. 1986. Phytochemistry and plant taxonomy - An essay of the chemotaxonomy of higher plants. Phytochemistry, 25 1519-1535. 

Core, E.L. Plant taxonomy , Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentic Hall, INC. 1959. 

D. M. Henderson and H. T. Prentice, International Directory of Botanical Gardens. Regnum Vegetabile, Vol. 95. International Bureau for Plant Taxonomy and Nomenclature, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 1977. 

N. A. Sorensen in Chemical Plant Taxonomy (Ed. T. Swain), Academic Press, London, 1963, p. 219. 

V.V. EIVARAJAN. 1984. Introduction to principles of plant taxonomy. Oxford S IGH Publishing Co. New Delhi, Bombay, Calcutta. (US 1.50 onlyl). 

In September 1985 Training Course on Research Methodology in Plant Taxonomy win conducted in the Herbarium Bogoriense under the auspices of the former National Biological Institute - LI PI, the Rijksherbarium Leiden, and UNESCO-MAB. The course was attended by Indonesian junior scientists and junior lecturers at the beginning of their career and specialization as practicing plant taxonomists.. For that purpose special hand outs were prepared and accumulated into a handy manual which was consulted daily by the trainees throughout the course. 

Fluck, H. In "Chemical Plant Taxonomy" Swain, T., Ed. Academic London, 1963 Chap. 7. 

Stace, C.A. (1989) Plant Taxonomy and Biosystematics, 2nd ed., Edward Arnold Publishers, London. 

Each section in this chapter deals with a major class of alkaloids encountered in the Sri Lankan flora. Subsections under each section are dedicated to discussions on a particular group or subgroup of alkaloids. Alkaloids that do not belong to any of the major classes are considered in the section on miscellaneous alkaloids. This approach was preferred over a discussion based on plant taxonomy used in an earlier review on this subject (8). However, Table IV presents the Sri Lankan plant species (arranged in alphabetical order) from which alkaloids have been isolated, together with the families to which these plants belong and the alkaloids encountered. Some conclusions on the current status and future prospects are drawn at the end of the chapter. 

Walters, D.R. Keil, D.J. Vascular Plant Taxonomy (Fourth Edition). Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company Dubuque, Iowa, 1996. 

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