The Theory and Practice of Horticulture: Or, An Attempt to Explain the Chief Operations of Gardening Upon Physiological GraoundsLongman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1855 - 606 páginas |
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... whole with a few well ascertained facts upon which everything else depends , may be distinctly perceived from a single point of view . The admirable papers of Mr. Knight are scattered through the Horticultural Transactions ; and the ...
... whole with a few well ascertained facts upon which everything else depends , may be distinctly perceived from a single point of view . The admirable papers of Mr. Knight are scattered through the Horticultural Transactions ; and the ...
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... whole plant rapidly falling into a state resembling stupefaction , and ending in death . Every one knows that if the inner face of the stamens of the common Berberry is touched they suddenly rise upwards and dash their anthers against ...
... whole plant rapidly falling into a state resembling stupefaction , and ending in death . Every one knows that if the inner face of the stamens of the common Berberry is touched they suddenly rise upwards and dash their anthers against ...
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... whole number of seeds up in the entire series , it was found that twelve hundred and fifty of the electrified , and twelve hundred and fifty - three of the non - electrified seeds had grown . Germination being established , by the ...
... whole number of seeds up in the entire series , it was found that twelve hundred and fifty of the electrified , and twelve hundred and fifty - three of the non - electrified seeds had grown . Germination being established , by the ...
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... whole surface of young roots also possesses an absorbing property , only in a more limited degree . It is not until their tissue is solidified that roots THEIR ABSORBING FORCE . 19 become incapable of passing fluid. Fig . I. - Section of ...
... whole surface of young roots also possesses an absorbing property , only in a more limited degree . It is not until their tissue is solidified that roots THEIR ABSORBING FORCE . 19 become incapable of passing fluid. Fig . I. - Section of ...
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... whole of the nourishment conveyed by the others to the tree , must have been derived from the gradual decomposition of its own sap - wood . A still more remarkable case is FORMATION OF ROOTS BY LEAVES . 23 mentioned in the.
... whole of the nourishment conveyed by the others to the tree , must have been derived from the gradual decomposition of its own sap - wood . A still more remarkable case is FORMATION OF ROOTS BY LEAVES . 23 mentioned in the.
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