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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 25 (June 1909) (1909)

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n directly. By the use of this instrument the regions and on the exact effects of acclimation. The rate of evaporation at various localities in most of the Institution of Washington, the laboratory is devoted paths of migration which the plants of southern Ari- States in this country has recently… … Between the plants of our arid tracts and those with could endure the increasing aridity. How have the Root system of a cactus (cholla), of which the shoot has been removed. The figure shows two superficial roots, which are useful to the plant in which they are most familiar, lies a wide gulf. No…

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