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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 11 (September 1908) (1908)

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e been a constant tendency to localize and seat the differ- are creeping or decumbent. In either case the ma- microscope it will be found that the outer walls of the chinery of the organism is exactly adapted to return ent phases of it in the specialized sense-organs, which deal chiefly with one… … If each of us were as large as a mountain and had gans. Leaf blade receiving rays of light at a stimulating angle after the signal travels down the stalk to the motor organs. Epidermal cells which A large number of species of plants has become sensi- the tiny organism, man, in an experimental…

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