CH. VI] 



Albert US Magnus 



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in mind, though he did not clearly state it, a much more 

 highly evolved system, which may be diagrammatically 

 represented as follows. The modern equivalents of his 

 different groups are shown in square brackets : — 



Text-fig. 63. "Carui" [Oitus Sanitatis, 

 Mainz, 1491]- 



I. Leafless plants [Cryptogams in part]. 



II. Leafy plants [Phanerogams and certain Crypto- 

 gams]. 



1. Corticate plants [Monocotyledons]. 



2. Tunicate plants [Dicotyledons]. 



(a) Herbaceous. 

 ib) Woody. 

 The word tunicate in the above table is used for the 



