Enquiry into Plants, Vol. 2 (1916) - Page 11

BOOK VI

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Of the classification of under-shrubs: the wild kinds: the chief distinction that between spinous and spineless	3
Of spineless under-shrubs and their differences	7
Of certain specially important spineless under-shrubs—silphium and magydaris—belonging to ferula-like plants	15
Of spinous under-shrubs and their differences	21
Of cultivated under-shrubs (coronary plants), with which are included those coronary plants which are herbaceous	35
Of the seasons at which coronary plants flower, and of the length of their life	49

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Of the times of sowing and of germination of pot-herbs	59
Of the propagation of pot-herbs, and of differences in their roots	67
Of the flowers and fruits of pot-herbs	75
Of the various forms of some pot-herbs	81
Of the cultivation of pot-herbs; manure and water	93
Of the pests which infest pot-herbs	95
Of the time for which seed of pot-herbs can be kept	97
Of uncultivated herbs: the wild forms of pot-herbs	99