The Gardener's And Farmer's Reason Why; Containing Reasons for the Principles of Scientific Cultivation Applicable to Gardening And Agriculture
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What are the effects of electricity upon vegetable life ?
As far as investigation at- present warrants a decision, FEEBLE electricity exerts no perceptible influence upon vegetable bodies ; but its more violent effects are similar in their destructive nature to those produced by lightning.
658. The AbbS Bertholon was an enthusiastic advocate of the theory of electrical Tegetation. He contended that electricity might be made beneficial in stimulating the growth of plants; and proposed an extensi...ve system of horticulture. His plan contemplated the elevation of pointed conductors to a considerable height in the air, by which means a supply of electricity was to be obtained, and again dispersed from a series of points over the growing produce of the garden. This system has frequently been discussed and experimented upon, — among others by Dr. Ingenhowz and Mr. Cavallo, — but it has fallen into discredit. .
659. So little has been satisfactorily ascertained, regarding the connection of electricity with the processes of vegetable growth, that * Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What are the effects of electricity upon vegetable life ?
As far as investigation at- present warrants a decision, FEEBLE electricity exerts no perceptible influence upon vegetable bodies ; but its more violent effects are similar in their destructive nature to those produced by lightning.
658. The AbbS Bertholon was an enthusiastic advocate of the theory of electrical Tegetation. He contended that electricity might be made beneficial in stimulating the growth of plants; and proposed an extensi...ve system of horticulture. His plan contemplated the elevation of pointed conductors to a considerable height in the air, by which means a supply of electricity was to be obtained, and again dispersed from a series of points over the growing produce of the garden. This system has frequently been discussed and experimented upon, — among others by Dr. Ingenhowz and Mr. Cavallo, — but it has fallen into discredit. .
659. So little has been satisfactorily ascertained, regarding the connection of electricity with the processes of vegetable growth, that * Dr.
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