Science From An Easy Chair
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When the little thread is about an eighth of an inch long, and consists of some half dozen cells arranged in a row, the front cells divide, not transversely, but parallel to the length of the thread (Fig. 7, D), and this mode of growth and division, combined with the transversal one, continues until a little green plate or flat expansion consisting of S.C Fig. 7.— Germination of the spore of a fern. A. A single spore about -jjoth of an inch in diameter, b. The protoplasm bursts from the spore-c...oat, S.C, and sends out a filament-like growth, T.
In the third drawing, marked c, this becomes a rooting filament, and the rest has divided into five cells, 1-5, containing chloro- phyll grains. D. The front cells are now dividing laterally as well as transversely. E. The prothallus or Marchantia-like growth, twice the natural diameter.
conjoined cells is produced of about half the size of a threepenny piece (e). It is not circular, but more or less heart-shaped or bilobed. This curious little growth must have a name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the little thread is about an eighth of an inch long, and consists of some half dozen cells arranged in a row, the front cells divide, not transversely, but parallel to the length of the thread (Fig. 7, D), and this mode of growth and division, combined with the transversal one, continues until a little green plate or flat expansion consisting of S.C Fig. 7.— Germination of the spore of a fern. A. A single spore about -jjoth of an inch in diameter, b. The protoplasm bursts from the spore-c...oat, S.C, and sends out a filament-like growth, T.
In the third drawing, marked c, this becomes a rooting filament, and the rest has divided into five cells, 1-5, containing chloro- phyll grains. D. The front cells are now dividing laterally as well as transversely. E. The prothallus or Marchantia-like growth, twice the natural diameter.
conjoined cells is produced of about half the size of a threepenny piece (e). It is not circular, but more or less heart-shaped or bilobed. This curious little growth must have a name.
What to read after Science From An Easy Chair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Ray Edwin Ray Lankester to read onlineMoreLess
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