Botany
Botany
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A delicate structure like a seed- ling, whose cells are filled with water, is exposed to a general evaporation at the surface. This, if not guarded against, would lead to a loss of water beyond the control of the plant, and would interfere with the proper con- duction of the water to the places where the construction of sugar takes place. We find a very simple but very effective protective mechanism. The outer walls of the cells of the epidermis become thickened and their external layers are ch...anged into a very impermeable 70 BOTANY material called cutin. These external layers can be stripped off from large pieces of the surface in a kind of pellicle, which is known as the cuticle. It is developed more freely over the leaves than over the stem.
This layer serves too as a protection against cold. For this purpose many plants have an additional safe- guard, in the shape of hairs, or outgrowths of the epidermal cells, forming a fine felt work over their sur- faces, clothing them indeed in a kind of cotton garment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A delicate structure like a seed- ling, whose cells are filled with water, is exposed to a general evaporation at the surface. This, if not guarded against, would lead to a loss of water beyond the control of the plant, and would interfere with the proper con- duction of the water to the places where the construction of sugar takes place. We find a very simple but very effective protective mechanism. The outer walls of the cells of the epidermis become thickened and their external layers are ch...anged into a very impermeable 70 BOTANY material called cutin. These external layers can be stripped off from large pieces of the surface in a kind of pellicle, which is known as the cuticle. It is developed more freely over the leaves than over the stem.
This layer serves too as a protection against cold. For this purpose many plants have an additional safe- guard, in the shape of hairs, or outgrowths of the epidermal cells, forming a fine felt work over their sur- faces, clothing them indeed in a kind of cotton garment.
What to read after Botany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green, J. Reynolds (Joseph Reynolds), 1848-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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