The Day After Death Or Our Future Life According to Science
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We cannot understand life without sensi- bility — the one appears to us to be the indication of the other.
The analogy between the plant and the animal in their func- tions of reproduction is nowhere more evident or more curious' than in a vegetable production which abounds in the waters of the Bhone, and has received the name of Vallisneria spiralis. In this plant the male and female organs are placed on diffe- rent branches of the same plant. The female flowers are fixed to the ground by long..., twisted, spiral stalks. But, when seeding time comes, the spirals of the stems unroll themselves, and the female flowers come up to the surface of the water and spread themselves out. The male flowers, not being placed like the female on elastic stems, cannot come up to the surface of the water. What do they do? They burst through their covering, and float around their females on the surface of the water. After that the current carries away the detached male flowers ; and the female stem folds itself up again, and sinks to the bottom of the river, there to ripen its impregnated ovules.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We cannot understand life without sensi- bility — the one appears to us to be the indication of the other.
The analogy between the plant and the animal in their func- tions of reproduction is nowhere more evident or more curious' than in a vegetable production which abounds in the waters of the Bhone, and has received the name of Vallisneria spiralis. In this plant the male and female organs are placed on diffe- rent branches of the same plant. The female flowers are fixed to the ground by long..., twisted, spiral stalks. But, when seeding time comes, the spirals of the stems unroll themselves, and the female flowers come up to the surface of the water and spread themselves out. The male flowers, not being placed like the female on elastic stems, cannot come up to the surface of the water. What do they do? They burst through their covering, and float around their females on the surface of the water. After that the current carries away the detached male flowers ; and the female stem folds itself up again, and sinks to the bottom of the river, there to ripen its impregnated ovules.
What to read after The Day After Death Or Our Future Life According to Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Figuier to read onlineMoreLess
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