ngle organs, 21--Tubular
petals, 23--Cohesion of several organs by their margins, 25--Of
the sepals, 27--Of the petals, 28--Of the stamens, 29--Of the
pistils, 29--Ascidia or pitchers, 30.

CHAPTER II.

ADHESION 32

Adhesion of foliar organs, 32--Of leaves by their surfaces,
33--Of foliar to axile organs, 34--Of sepals to petals, 34--Of
stamens to petals, 34--Of stamens to pistils, 35--Miscellaneous
adhesions, 35--Of fruit to branch, 36--Synanthy, 36--Syncarpy,
45--Synspermy, 50--Between axes of different plants of same
species, 50--And of different species, 55--Synophty.

PART II.--INDEPENDENCE OF ORGANS 58

CHAPTER I.

FISSION 59

Fission of axile organs, 60--Of foliar organs, 61--Of petals,
66--Of stamens, 68--Of carpels, 68.

CHAPTER II.

DIALYSIS 69

Dialysis of margins of individual parts, 70--Of margins of parts
of same whorl-calyx, 70--Of corolla, 71--Of stamens, 73--Of
carpels, 73.

CHAPTER III.

SOLUTION 76

Solution of calyx from ovary, 77--Of stamens from petals, 82.

PART III.--ALTERATIONS OF POSITION 83

CHAPTER I.

DISPLACEMENT 84

Displacement of bulbs, 84--Of inflorescence, 85--Of leaves,
87--Of parts of flowers, 91--Of carpels, 96--Of placentas and
ovules, 96.

CHAPTER II.

PROLIFICATION 100

Prolification of the inflorescence, 102--Median foliar,
103--Median floral, 105--Lateral foliar, 106--Lateral floral,
107--Prolification of the flower, 115--Median foliar,
116--Median floral, 119--Axillary prolification, 138--Foliar,
141--Floral, 142--Complicated prolification, 151--Of embryo,
155.

CHAPTER III.

HETEROTAXY 156

Formation of adventitious roots, 156--Of shoots below the
cotyledons, 161--Adventitious leaves, 162--On scapes,
163--Production of leaves or scales in place of flower-buds,
164--Viviparous plants, 168--Formation of buds on leaves,
170--In pith, 171--On bulbs, 172--Production of gemmae in place
of spores, 173--Of flowers on leaves, 174--Of flower-buds in
place of leaf-buds, 176--O