Practical Botany Microform
Practical Botany Microform
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At the outer edge of the woody tissue is a thin layer of cells, the cambium, which separates the xylem and phloem cells. The cam- bium is actively growing tissue which produces new xylem within and new phloem without. The tis- FIG. 250. The "grizzly giant big tree" (Sequoia Washingtoniana) The 20 X 100 foot scale will help to show the size of the tree, especially if one pictures the height of some known object at the side of this scale. This tree is 275 feet high, 93 feet in circumference at th...e base, and 64 feet 3 inches in circumference at 11 feet from the ground. Original negative -by Mode Wineman sues outside the phloem, which we need to notice in this connection, are the green bark and dead bark. Dead bark is constantly being formed from green bark within, as green bark is from tissues within itself. This results in making the dead bark constantly thicker, until finally in older branches and stems light penetrates through it poorly if at all, and chlorophyll ceases to be developed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the outer edge of the woody tissue is a thin layer of cells, the cambium, which separates the xylem and phloem cells. The cam- bium is actively growing tissue which produces new xylem within and new phloem without. The tis- FIG. 250. The "grizzly giant big tree" (Sequoia Washingtoniana) The 20 X 100 foot scale will help to show the size of the tree, especially if one pictures the height of some known object at the side of this scale. This tree is 275 feet high, 93 feet in circumference at th...e base, and 64 feet 3 inches in circumference at 11 feet from the ground. Original negative -by Mode Wineman sues outside the phloem, which we need to notice in this connection, are the green bark and dead bark. Dead bark is constantly being formed from green bark within, as green bark is from tissues within itself. This results in making the dead bark constantly thicker, until finally in older branches and stems light penetrates through it poorly if at all, and chlorophyll ceases to be developed.
What to read after Practical Botany Microform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Y Joseph Young Bergen to read onlineMoreLess
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