Size: 24.5x17cms.),(46pp., illustrated), The subject of Palaeobotany does not readily lend itself to adequate treatment in a work intended for both geological and botanical students. The Botanist and Geologist are not always acquainted with each other's subject in a sufficient degree to appreciate the significance of palaeobotany in its several points of contact with geology and recent botany. Reprint 1991 , May-2003 ISBN:8170193923 xxi+624 Yr. of Pub.1999 Hard Bound English, Contents: Chapter XII Spenophyllales, XIII Psilotales, XIV Lycopodiales, XV Arborescent Lycopodiales, XVI Sigillaria, XVII Stigmaria, XVIII Bothrodendreae, XIX Seed-Bearing Plants Closely Allied To Members of the Lycopodiales, XX Filicales, XXI Fossil Ferns, XXII Marattiales (Fossil), XXIII Psaronieae, XXIV Ophioglossales (Fossil), XXV Coenopterideae, XXVI Hydropterideae and Sagenopteris, XXVII Genera of Pteridosperms , Ferns and Plantae Incertae Sedis