St Pierres Studies of Nature
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Nature has placed at the foci of these, plain, spherical, elliptical, parabolic, and other mirrors, the parts of the fecundation of plants, as she has placed those of genera- tion in animals in the warmest parts of their bodies.
The petals appear to such a degree destined to warm the parts of fecundation, that Nature has placed a circle of them around most compound flowers, themselves aggregations of many small tubes, that form so many particular flowrets. This is obviously remarkable in the pe...tals which surround the disks of daisies and sun-flowers.
Nature has still other means of multiplying the reflexes of heat in flowers. Sometimes she places them on stems of no great elevation, to collect warmth from the reflections of the earth ; sometimes she glares over their corollse with a shining varnish, as the yellow meadow-ranunculus, or butter-flower. Sometimes she withdraws the corolla, and makes the parts of fecundation shoot from the partition of an ear, of a cone, or of the branch of a tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nature has placed at the foci of these, plain, spherical, elliptical, parabolic, and other mirrors, the parts of the fecundation of plants, as she has placed those of genera- tion in animals in the warmest parts of their bodies.
The petals appear to such a degree destined to warm the parts of fecundation, that Nature has placed a circle of them around most compound flowers, themselves aggregations of many small tubes, that form so many particular flowrets. This is obviously remarkable in the pe...tals which surround the disks of daisies and sun-flowers.
Nature has still other means of multiplying the reflexes of heat in flowers. Sometimes she places them on stems of no great elevation, to collect warmth from the reflections of the earth ; sometimes she glares over their corollse with a shining varnish, as the yellow meadow-ranunculus, or butter-flower. Sometimes she withdraws the corolla, and makes the parts of fecundation shoot from the partition of an ear, of a cone, or of the branch of a tree.
What to read after St Pierres Studies of Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saint-Pierre Bernardin De to read onlineMoreLess
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