Hydration And Growth
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The obvious importance of these reactions is amply illustrated by the changes in environmental conditions to which many aquatic plants are subjected in the course of a season or even in a day.
Growth in all probability implies the incorporation of new material in the colloid which adds to the hydration total of the mass. It is not easy to arrange the introduction of unhydrated particles in a swelling mass, but it was deemed worth while to bring a desiccated trio of sec- tions into swelling unde...r a similar trio which had already undergone some expansion.
Three sections of an agar 90, peptone 10 parts, 0. 18 mm. In thick- ness, were swelled in distilled water until an expansion of 1, 195 per cent had been reached in 4 hours; a second series of sections were gently slid under the first lot, the pen was readjusted to register continuously, and a fresh lot of water was added (fig. 14).
I2p. M 7T / / 1 i \ i 1 . I \ j V \ rzs \ \ \ \ \ FIG. 14.
Course of swelling of a double trio of sections of agar and peptone, the second being added after the first was par- tially hydrated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The obvious importance of these reactions is amply illustrated by the changes in environmental conditions to which many aquatic plants are subjected in the course of a season or even in a day.
Growth in all probability implies the incorporation of new material in the colloid which adds to the hydration total of the mass. It is not easy to arrange the introduction of unhydrated particles in a swelling mass, but it was deemed worth while to bring a desiccated trio of sec- tions into swelling unde...r a similar trio which had already undergone some expansion.
Three sections of an agar 90, peptone 10 parts, 0. 18 mm. In thick- ness, were swelled in distilled water until an expansion of 1, 195 per cent had been reached in 4 hours; a second series of sections were gently slid under the first lot, the pen was readjusted to register continuously, and a fresh lot of water was added (fig. 14).
I2p. M 7T / / 1 i \ i 1 . I \ j V \ rzs \ \ \ \ \ FIG. 14.
Course of swelling of a double trio of sections of agar and peptone, the second being added after the first was par- tially hydrated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Trembly Macdougal to read onlineMoreLess
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