The Human Side of Plants
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One of the most interesting features of pond life are smaller water-lilies. Their broad leaves are the floating homes of myriads of tiny animal life of both the water and the air. Young frogs hold concerts on them; and tiny fishes seek shelter in their shadows.
Of course, the fact that plants maintain for their support or protection other forms of life than their own is shown in every form of plant life that exists.
The bees which carry pollen may be called the servants of the flowers; the bird...s which swing among the branches of the fruit-trees are constantly fighting in behalf of the tree, thus protecting its young and undeveloped seeds from ravaging in- sects; the very snakes and toads, hiding among the grasses, protect those grasses from harmful grubs; and in each instance the insect or animal is serving or protecting the plant, is filling the posi- tion of servant or soldier to that plant.
However, no service in plant life, as in the world of human beings, is without its remuneration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the most interesting features of pond life are smaller water-lilies. Their broad leaves are the floating homes of myriads of tiny animal life of both the water and the air. Young frogs hold concerts on them; and tiny fishes seek shelter in their shadows.
Of course, the fact that plants maintain for their support or protection other forms of life than their own is shown in every form of plant life that exists.
The bees which carry pollen may be called the servants of the flowers; the bird...s which swing among the branches of the fruit-trees are constantly fighting in behalf of the tree, thus protecting its young and undeveloped seeds from ravaging in- sects; the very snakes and toads, hiding among the grasses, protect those grasses from harmful grubs; and in each instance the insect or animal is serving or protecting the plant, is filling the posi- tion of servant or soldier to that plant.
However, no service in plant life, as in the world of human beings, is without its remuneration.
What to read after The Human Side of Plants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixon Royal to read onlineMoreLess
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