Flowerless Plants: How And Where They Grow
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These sometimes arise in the place of the spor- angia, and when they are fully developed fall off and finally give rise to new plants.
For those who wish to study the curious reproductive scheme of the club mosses a quantity of the spores of Lycopodinm and Selaginella may be scattered on soil which has been sterilised by baking in an oven. The treatment of the soil is necessary by reason of the fact that the prothalli of club mosses seem to be peculiarly liable to the attacks of mould fungi. Th...e soil should be in a moist condition at the start, and then, if the pan is covered with a glass shade, little further water will be required. In the case of the Selaginella it is necessary to sow both kinds of spores.
Naturally many of the points in the ger- mination of the spores of club mosses are on an exceedingly small scale and somewhat difficult to follow. To those who are really interested in the subject it may be suggested that an V A TYPICAL HORSETAIL (/;./"«,■/„;,, a,-'.Hsc) RELATIVES OF THE FERNS 53 enormous help to the study will be a microscope of even a low power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These sometimes arise in the place of the spor- angia, and when they are fully developed fall off and finally give rise to new plants.
For those who wish to study the curious reproductive scheme of the club mosses a quantity of the spores of Lycopodinm and Selaginella may be scattered on soil which has been sterilised by baking in an oven. The treatment of the soil is necessary by reason of the fact that the prothalli of club mosses seem to be peculiarly liable to the attacks of mould fungi. Th...e soil should be in a moist condition at the start, and then, if the pan is covered with a glass shade, little further water will be required. In the case of the Selaginella it is necessary to sow both kinds of spores.
Naturally many of the points in the ger- mination of the spores of club mosses are on an exceedingly small scale and somewhat difficult to follow. To those who are really interested in the subject it may be suggested that an V A TYPICAL HORSETAIL (/;./"«,■/„;,, a,-'.Hsc) RELATIVES OF THE FERNS 53 enormous help to the study will be a microscope of even a low power.
What to read after Flowerless Plants: How And Where They Grow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Leonard Bastin to read onlineMoreLess
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