The Theory and Practice of Horticulture: Or, An Attempt to Explain the Chief Operations of Gardening Upon Physiological GraoundsLongman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1855 - 606 sider |
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Side xi
... called upon to prepare for the press a Second Edition of this work . In obeying the call , he gladly avails himself of the only public opportunity that he can have for thanking his foreign editors for the honour they have done him by ...
... called upon to prepare for the press a Second Edition of this work . In obeying the call , he gladly avails himself of the only public opportunity that he can have for thanking his foreign editors for the honour they have done him by ...
Side 5
... called tissue . It is fixed to the earth by roots , and it elevates into the air a stem bearing leaves , flowers , and fruit . It has no power of shifting its place except when it is acted upon by wind or other external forces ; it is ...
... called tissue . It is fixed to the earth by roots , and it elevates into the air a stem bearing leaves , flowers , and fruit . It has no power of shifting its place except when it is acted upon by wind or other external forces ; it is ...
Side 9
... called Chara , in the large cells of which a current of green globules steadily rises up one side and falls by another , presenting an appearance calling to mind the motion of an endless chain . If one of these cells is choked by a ...
... called Chara , in the large cells of which a current of green globules steadily rises up one side and falls by another , presenting an appearance calling to mind the motion of an endless chain . If one of these cells is choked by a ...
Side 10
... called spores ) swim about with activity in the interior of the cell which generates them , that they eventually force their way through a thin part of the cell wall , and thence darting into the water move about with great activity ...
... called spores ) swim about with activity in the interior of the cell which generates them , that they eventually force their way through a thin part of the cell wall , and thence darting into the water move about with great activity ...
Side 11
... called a protothall , lodge anthero- zoids and spores . By unknown means the former creep up to the latter , and fertilisation is accomplished . Wherever Fern - seeds have fallen , there a crop of these scaly protothalls springs up , as ...
... called a protothall , lodge anthero- zoids and spores . By unknown means the former creep up to the latter , and fertilisation is accomplished . Wherever Fern - seeds have fallen , there a crop of these scaly protothalls springs up , as ...
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