Proceedings 37
Proceedings 37
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Sachs states positively that '' assimi- lation takes place only in those organs which contain chloro- phyll ; " and although he is speaking of construction from carbonic acid and water, yet formation of albuminoids from sugar or tartaric acid and inorganic materials involves deoxi- dation, and is a similar action in that respect.
It is not only in these low forms of life where the insuf- ficiency of the chemical characteristic makes itself felt.
Vegetable parasites are found high in the scale o...f organi- sation, which fail as completely to fulfil this condition.
Take Orobanche, for example ; it contains no chlorophyll, it lives on formed material, and derives its food from the juices of clover, ivy, broom, and other plants, yet it stands high among the dicotyledonous plants. Guscuta, the dodder, for a time draws its support from the soil, but soon finds it easier to rob another plant of its formed material than to make for itself, and it then cuts its connection with the ground, thenceforth leads a truly parasitical life, and it belongs to the GonvolvulacesB.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sachs states positively that '' assimi- lation takes place only in those organs which contain chloro- phyll ; " and although he is speaking of construction from carbonic acid and water, yet formation of albuminoids from sugar or tartaric acid and inorganic materials involves deoxi- dation, and is a similar action in that respect.
It is not only in these low forms of life where the insuf- ficiency of the chemical characteristic makes itself felt.
Vegetable parasites are found high in the scale o...f organi- sation, which fail as completely to fulfil this condition.
Take Orobanche, for example ; it contains no chlorophyll, it lives on formed material, and derives its food from the juices of clover, ivy, broom, and other plants, yet it stands high among the dicotyledonous plants. Guscuta, the dodder, for a time draws its support from the soil, but soon finds it easier to rob another plant of its formed material than to make for itself, and it then cuts its connection with the ground, thenceforth leads a truly parasitical life, and it belongs to the GonvolvulacesB.
What to read after Proceedings 37?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Literary And Philosophical Society of Liverpool to read onlineMoreLess
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