Plant Life Popular Papers On the Phenomena of Botany
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They are also used for coating pills, and are probably well known to young- * Town Geology, p. 128.
ix. ] ABOUT MOSSES AND LICHENS. 141 sters of an experimental turn of mind, on account of their extreme resistance to damp. If the hand be rubbed over with these spores it may be plunged into water without wetting- the flesh. One species (L. Alpinuni) is used in Iceland for dyeing wool yellow.
The true mosses (Musct) differ from the Club- mosses in possessing no vessels, they are entirely cellular... in their structure. They are either erect or creeping plants ; if the former they are unbranched, if the latter branched. At the apex of their stems they bear the reproductive organs ArcJiegonia and AntJieridia. When the archegonium has been fer- tilised by an antherozoid, it develops its nucleus, which grows into an urn or capsule, covered by the calyptra, which is the remains of the archegonium. Within the capsule the spores are contained in the form of exceedingly fine powder, which may be car- ried great distances by the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are also used for coating pills, and are probably well known to young- * Town Geology, p. 128.
ix. ] ABOUT MOSSES AND LICHENS. 141 sters of an experimental turn of mind, on account of their extreme resistance to damp. If the hand be rubbed over with these spores it may be plunged into water without wetting- the flesh. One species (L. Alpinuni) is used in Iceland for dyeing wool yellow.
The true mosses (Musct) differ from the Club- mosses in possessing no vessels, they are entirely cellular... in their structure. They are either erect or creeping plants ; if the former they are unbranched, if the latter branched. At the apex of their stems they bear the reproductive organs ArcJiegonia and AntJieridia. When the archegonium has been fer- tilised by an antherozoid, it develops its nucleus, which grows into an urn or capsule, covered by the calyptra, which is the remains of the archegonium. Within the capsule the spores are contained in the form of exceedingly fine powder, which may be car- ried great distances by the wind.
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