Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 404
ower, and I have pressed them in theposition in which they would naturally leave the plant.You will also see on this side several cells in whichthese tiny spores are forming, ready to burst out andswim; for this green weed is merely a collection ofcells, like the single-celled plants on land. Each… … 870 Wonders of Earth, Sea, and Sky can work as a separate plant; it feeds, grows, and cansend out its own young spores. This deep olive-green feathery weed (2, Fig. 1), ofwhich a piece is magnified under the next microscope(2, Fig. 3), is very different. It is a higher plant, andworks harder for…
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