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A companion to Blackie's tropical readers, books I and II : containing suggestions for experiemnts and practical work (1911)

Wortley, E. J · Glasgow ; Bombay : Blackie · leaf 60

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rve the changesthat take place. Makedrawings of about sixdifferent stages, showinghow the radicle andplumule develop. (b) Position of Seed-coats.—Grow seedlings of anysix kinds of plants (e.g. coty-cocoa, coffee, corn, red pea),and record in which casesthe seed-coats remain be-low ground and in… … ..article Fig. 23.—Germinating Bean HOW A PLANT FEEDS—I and II (See Tropical Headers, Book II, pp. 68-74.) Expt. 77. Roots absorb Mineral Matter in Solutionfrom the Soil. (a) Soluble Matter in the Soil.—Shake up a handful ofsoil repeatedly in a bottle with about twice its ownvolume of water; filter…

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