The New International Encyclopaedia, Bind 10Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1906 |
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Side 39
... plants are heterogamous in this sense . The term is also used when two kinds of flowers exist on the same plant ; as ... plants in which the water leaf is finely divided , but the air leaf is entire and compact . See LEAF . HET'EROPODA ...
... plants are heterogamous in this sense . The term is also used when two kinds of flowers exist on the same plant ; as ... plants in which the water leaf is finely divided , but the air leaf is entire and compact . See LEAF . HET'EROPODA ...
Side 40
... plants , of two kinds of sexless spores . Heter- ospory is one of the most important phenomena in connection with the evolution of the plant king- dom , since through it the seed has appeared , and since a clear conception of flowering ...
... plants , of two kinds of sexless spores . Heter- ospory is one of the most important phenomena in connection with the evolution of the plant king- dom , since through it the seed has appeared , and since a clear conception of flowering ...
Side 41
... plant . An important further fact in connection with heterospory is that upon its development the sex- ual plants ( gametophytes ) become very much reduced in size , for the most part not escaping from within the spores which produce ...
... plant . An important further fact in connection with heterospory is that upon its development the sex- ual plants ( gametophytes ) become very much reduced in size , for the most part not escaping from within the spores which produce ...
Side 50
... yards , grain - elevators , a flour - mill . foundries , machine - shops , etc. There are municipal water- works and two electric - light plants , one of which • first to eat food from the point of a HEYWOOD . HIAWATHA . 50 50.
... yards , grain - elevators , a flour - mill . foundries , machine - shops , etc. There are municipal water- works and two electric - light plants , one of which • first to eat food from the point of a HEYWOOD . HIAWATHA . 50 50.
Side 51
... plants and even in certain fungi by their removal for several days from the light . The sensitive plant treated thus becomes immobile . Light is essential to move . ment . The reverse , or light rigor , ' has been seen in bacteria . ( c ) ...
... plants and even in certain fungi by their removal for several days from the light . The sensitive plant treated thus becomes immobile . Light is essential to move . ment . The reverse , or light rigor , ' has been seen in bacteria . ( c ) ...
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