General Biology a book of Outlines And Practical Studies for the General Studen
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clearly delimits bark and wood. In the bark there is a copious development of bast fibres, that protect underlying protoplasmic parts (fig. ()ic). The vessels of the wood are pitted vessels, and not spiral; and, most striking of all, the bundles are very numerous and very closely crowded together. Obviously such weak and isolated vessels as those of the chickweed, while capable of conducting water, are of little use for support.
The pitted vessels constitute the frame work around which is built... the woody skeleton of the box elder tree. Wood, as we ordinarily know it, is composed of these vessels and of wood fibres, and wood fibres are made out of the paren- chyma cells which we" have hitherto seen forming the pack- ing around and between the bundles. The cells lying be- tween the vessels become elongated, lignified in their walls ORGANIC EVOLUTION 147 and consolidated by their over-lapping pointea ends and form the longitudinal wood fibres. The cells lying between the bundles become transversely elongated, and form the wood fibres of the medullary rays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
clearly delimits bark and wood. In the bark there is a copious development of bast fibres, that protect underlying protoplasmic parts (fig. ()ic). The vessels of the wood are pitted vessels, and not spiral; and, most striking of all, the bundles are very numerous and very closely crowded together. Obviously such weak and isolated vessels as those of the chickweed, while capable of conducting water, are of little use for support.
The pitted vessels constitute the frame work around which is built... the woody skeleton of the box elder tree. Wood, as we ordinarily know it, is composed of these vessels and of wood fibres, and wood fibres are made out of the paren- chyma cells which we" have hitherto seen forming the pack- ing around and between the bundles. The cells lying be- tween the vessels become elongated, lignified in their walls ORGANIC EVOLUTION 147 and consolidated by their over-lapping pointea ends and form the longitudinal wood fibres. The cells lying between the bundles become transversely elongated, and form the wood fibres of the medullary rays.
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