The Illustrated exhibitor and magazine of art : collected from the various departments of painting, sculpture, architecture, history, biography, art-industry, manufactures, inventions and discoveries, local and domestic scenes, ornamental works, etc., etc (1852)

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An illustration from The Illustrated exhibitor and magazine of art : collected from the various departments of painting, sculpture, architecture, history, biography, art-industry, manufactures, inventions and discoveries, local and domestic scenes, ornamental works, etc., etc, 1852, leaf 578 — varying roots be immersed in a solution of gum or sugar, a certain pro- Fig. 13. Fig. 15. Fig. 16. in form ; and which are merely subterranean reservoirs of nutri- portion only of these substances will be taken up with the fluid ment for the development of the stem and leaves for the next in which… … to be noticed. One is contorted when bent (upwards and down- experimental processes, we may consider the remarkable contrast wards in a zigzag manner, as may bo seen in the bistort; the presented by the roots of wheat and those of a pea. The roots of other is the creeping root. The latter class is…

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