The Port FolioEditor and Asbury Dickens, 1815 |
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Pagina 26
... turns towards a ray of light pur- posely admitted vegetables uniformly turn the upper surfaces of their leaves to the light . " Whether T. C. adopts the theory that every bud and every leaf , every stamen and every pistil constitutes a ...
... turns towards a ray of light pur- posely admitted vegetables uniformly turn the upper surfaces of their leaves to the light . " Whether T. C. adopts the theory that every bud and every leaf , every stamen and every pistil constitutes a ...
Pagina 27
... turn itself ? We are told , that in the tragopogon and anemone the common sensory is " seated in the claws of the ... turns , it must be so situated in every plant ; for every plant is turned to the light . Again , what is meant by that ...
... turn itself ? We are told , that in the tragopogon and anemone the common sensory is " seated in the claws of the ... turns , it must be so situated in every plant ; for every plant is turned to the light . Again , what is meant by that ...
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... turns towards a ray of light pur- posely admitted - vegetables uniformly turn the upper surfaces of their leaves to the light . " Whether T. C. adopts the theory that every bud and every leaf , every stamen and every pistil constitutes ...
... turns towards a ray of light pur- posely admitted - vegetables uniformly turn the upper surfaces of their leaves to the light . " Whether T. C. adopts the theory that every bud and every leaf , every stamen and every pistil constitutes ...
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