Fritz Schweingruber was an outstanding tree ring researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research in Birmensdorf, Switzerland, who, unfortunately, passed away before the book’s publication. He collected most of the samples in the High Arctic of Canada, Greenland and Russia during his adventurous expeditions. Sample processing and description was mainly his responsibility.Miroslav Dvorský is a researcher at the Institute of Botany in Třeboň, Czech Academy of Sciences, focusing on alpine plants. He prepared species annotations regarding morphology, distribution, and ecology, gathered photos, and wrote parts of the introduction.Annett Börner has been working in the field of scientific publishing for more than fifteen years and took up the challenge of designing and editing the book. She lives in Adelaide, Australia.Jiří Doležal is a researcher at the Institute of Botanyin Třeboň, Czech Academy of Sciences, focusing on alpine plants. He collected most of the samples in the Himalayas, Cameroon, Japan and the Rockies.

• Part I.- Anatomical Descriptions Of Dicotyledons.- Anacardiaceae.- Apiaceae.- Apiaceae.- Asteraceae–Lactuceae.- Asteraceae–Cynareae.- Asteraceae–Cynareae.- Asteraceae–Gnaphalieae.- Asteraceae–Astereae.- Asteraceae–Anthemideae.- Asteraceae–Senecioneae.- Asteraceae–Helenieae.- Asteraceae–Inuleae.- Asteraceae–Barnadesieae.- Asteraceae–Gochnatieae.- Betulaceae.- Boraginaceae.- Brassicaceae.- Campanulaceae.- Caprifoliaceae.- Caryophyllaceae.- Crassulaceae.- Diapensiaceae.- Ephedraceae.- Ericaceae.- Fabaceae.- Frankeniaceae.- Gentianaceae.- Geraniaceae.- Grossulariaceae.- Gunneraceae.- Lamiaceae.- Onagraceae.- Orobanchaceae.- Papaveraceae.- Phrymaceae.- Plantaginaceae.- Plumbaginaceae.- Polemoniaceae.- Polygonaceae.- Primulaceae.- Ranunculaceae.- Rosaceae.- Salicaceae.- Santalaceae.- Saxifragaceae.- Scrophulariaceae.- Solanaceae.- Valerianaceae.- Verbenaceae.- Violaceae.- Part II. Anatomical Descriptions of Monocotyledons. Cyperaceae.- Juncaceae.- Liliaceae.- Melanthiaceae.- Orchidaceae.- Poaceae.- Tofieldiaceae.- Typhaceae.

Fritz Schweingruber was an outstanding tree ring researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research in Birmensdorf, Switzerland, who, unfortunately, passed away before the book’s publication. He collected most of the samples in the High Arctic of Canada, Greenland and Russia during his adventurous expeditions. Sample processing and description was mainly his responsibility.Miroslav Dvorský is a researcher at the Institute of Botany in Třeboň, Czech Academy of Sciences, focusing on alpine plants. He prepared species annotations regarding morphology, distribution, and ecology, gathered photos, and wrote parts of the introduction.Annett Börner has been working in the field of scientific publishing for more than fifteen years and took up the challenge of designing and editing the book. She lives in Adelaide, Australia.Jiří Doležal is a researcher at the Institute of Botanyin Třeboň, Czech Academy of Sciences, focusing on alpine plants. He collected most of the samples in the Himalayas, Cameroon, Japan and the Rockies.

• Part I.- Anatomical Descriptions Of Dicotyledons.- Anacardiaceae.- Apiaceae.- Apiaceae.- Asteraceae–Lactuceae.- Asteraceae–Cynareae.- Asteraceae–Cynareae.- Asteraceae–Gnaphalieae.- Asteraceae–Astereae.- Asteraceae–Anthemideae.- Asteraceae–Senecioneae.- Asteraceae–Helenieae.- Asteraceae–Inuleae.- Asteraceae–Barnadesieae.- Asteraceae–Gochnatieae.- Betulaceae.- Boraginaceae.- Brassicaceae.- Campanulaceae.- Caprifoliaceae.- Caryophyllaceae.- Crassulaceae.- Diapensiaceae.- Ephedraceae.- Ericaceae.- Fabaceae.- Frankeniaceae.- Gentianaceae.- Geraniaceae.- Grossulariaceae.- Gunneraceae.- Lamiaceae.- Onagraceae.- Orobanchaceae.- Papaveraceae.- Phrymaceae.- Plantaginaceae.- Plumbaginaceae.- Polemoniaceae.- Polygonaceae.- Primulaceae.- Ranunculaceae.- Rosaceae.- Salicaceae.- Santalaceae.- Saxifragaceae.- Scrophulariaceae.- Solanaceae.- Valerianaceae.- Verbenaceae.- Violaceae.- Part II. Anatomical Descriptions of Monocotyledons. Cyperaceae.- Juncaceae.- Liliaceae.- Melanthiaceae.- Orchidaceae.- Poaceae.- Tofieldiaceae.- Typhaceae.

Fritz Schweingruber was an outstanding tree ring researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research in Birmensdorf, Switzerland, who, unfortunately, passed away before the book’s publication. He collected most of the samples in the High Arctic of Canada, Greenland and Russia during his adventurous expeditions. Sample processing and description was mainly his responsibility.Miroslav Dvorský is a researcher at the Institute of Botany in Třeboň, Czech Academy of Sciences, focusing on alpine plants. He prepared species annotations regarding morphology, distribution, and ecology, gathered photos, and wrote parts of the introduction.Annett Börner has been working in the field of scientific publishing for more than fifteen years and took up the challenge of designing and editing the book. She lives in Adelaide, Australia.Jiří Doležal is a researcher at the Institute of Botanyin Třeboň, Czech Academy of Sciences, focusing on alpine plants. He collected most of the samples in the Himalayas, Cameroon, Japan and the Rockies.

• Part I.- Anatomical Descriptions Of Dicotyledons.- Anacardiaceae.- Apiaceae.- Apiaceae.- Asteraceae–Lactuceae.- Asteraceae–Cynareae.- Asteraceae–Cynareae.- Asteraceae–Gnaphalieae.- Asteraceae–Astereae.- Asteraceae–Anthemideae.- Asteraceae–Senecioneae.- Asteraceae–Helenieae.- Asteraceae–Inuleae.- Asteraceae–Barnadesieae.- Asteraceae–Gochnatieae.- Betulaceae.- Boraginaceae.- Brassicaceae.- Campanulaceae.- Caprifoliaceae.- Caryophyllaceae.- Crassulaceae.- Diapensiaceae.- Ephedraceae.- Ericaceae.- Fabaceae.- Frankeniaceae.- Gentianaceae.- Geraniaceae.- Grossulariaceae.- Gunneraceae.- Lamiaceae.- Onagraceae.- Orobanchaceae.- Papaveraceae.- Phrymaceae.- Plantaginaceae.- Plumbaginaceae.- Polemoniaceae.- Polygonaceae.- Primulaceae.- Ranunculaceae.- Rosaceae.- Salicaceae.- Santalaceae.- Saxifragaceae.- Scrophulariaceae.- Solanaceae.- Valerianaceae.- Verbenaceae.- Violaceae.- Part II. Anatomical Descriptions of Monocotyledons. Cyperaceae.- Juncaceae.- Liliaceae.- Melanthiaceae.- Orchidaceae.- Poaceae.- Tofieldiaceae.- Typhaceae.