Essentials of College Botany
Essentials of College Botany
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, it can be measured every day with a ruler. Make and record such measurements night and morn- ing for several kinds of plants.
154. Reproduction. This is the ultimate function of all plants. For many it is the final function of life, the death of the old individual occurring with the formation of the new individual. It is perhaps to be considered as the final act of growth toward which all development of the plant has been leading.
155. In many of the lower plants, especially those that are un...differentiated, reproduction is nothing more than cell division followed by separation of the cells thus produced. In the more differentiated plants, however, we find certain cells set aside for reproductive purposes. These may be at first ordinary vegetative "cells that later take up the reproductive function, or they may be destined for the latter from their beginning.
156. Very early in the vegetable and animal kingdoms two types of reproduction become recognizable, the asexual and the sexual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, it can be measured every day with a ruler. Make and record such measurements night and morn- ing for several kinds of plants.
154. Reproduction. This is the ultimate function of all plants. For many it is the final function of life, the death of the old individual occurring with the formation of the new individual. It is perhaps to be considered as the final act of growth toward which all development of the plant has been leading.
155. In many of the lower plants, especially those that are un...differentiated, reproduction is nothing more than cell division followed by separation of the cells thus produced. In the more differentiated plants, however, we find certain cells set aside for reproductive purposes. These may be at first ordinary vegetative "cells that later take up the reproductive function, or they may be destined for the latter from their beginning.
156. Very early in the vegetable and animal kingdoms two types of reproduction become recognizable, the asexual and the sexual.
What to read after Essentials of College Botany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Charles Edwin Bessey to read onlineMoreLess
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