The Power of Movement in Plants

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Title:     The Power of Movement in Plants
Author: Charles Darwin

Table of Content

1. Introduction
2. Chapter 1. The Circumnutating Movements Of Seedling Plants
3. Chapter 2. General Considerations On The Movements And Growth Of Seedling Plants
4. Chapter 3. Sensitiveness Of The Apex Of The Radicle To Contact And To Other Irritants
5. Chapter 4. The Circumnutating Movements Of The Several Parts Of Mature Plants
6. Chapter 5. Modified Circumnutation: Climbing Plants; Epinastic And Hyponastic Movements
7. Chapter 6. Modified Circumnutation: Sleep Or Nyctitropic Movements, Their Use: Sleep Of Cotyledons
8. Chapter 7. Modified Circumnutation: Nyctitropic Or Sleep Movements Of Leaves
9. Chapter 8. Modified Circumnutation: Movements Excited By Light
10. Chapter 9. Sensitiveness Of Plants To Light: Its Transmitted Effects
11. Chapter 10. Modified Circumnutation: Movements Excited By Gravitation
12. Chapter 11. Localised Sensitiveness To Gravitation, And Its Transmitted Effects
13. Chapter 12. Summary And Concluding Remarks

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