A Text book of Vegetable And Animal Physiology Designed for the Use of Schools
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76. Fibres of cotton (Gossipium herbaceum). Hairs of plants. FIG. 78. 257. These stalked hairs are either composed of a single cell, with a dilatation at the apex (Fig. 76, A), or of several cells united to- Fig. 77. Gether, the upper one being the secreting organ (Fig. 76, B). In place of a single terminating secreting cell, there are occasionally two (Fig. 76, C), or more (D). 258. Hairs sometimes serve as ducts through which the secretion Of glands is discharged ; these are glandu- lar hairs..., with the secreting cells at the base. Such hairs are found in the ommon nettle (Fig. 77), in Loasa, or Chili nettle, and in Malpighia, and are usu- ally called stings. 259. In the Nettle (Urtica dioi- ca), they consist of a single conical cell, dilated at its base (see Fig. ), and closed at first at the apex by a small globular button placed ob- liquely (a). This button breaks off on the slightest touch, when the Hah^uS^i snar P extremity of the hair enters oica (nettle), the skin, and pours into the wound the irritating fluid which has been pressed out from the elastic epidermal cells at the base.
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76. Fibres of cotton (Gossipium herbaceum). Hairs of plants. FIG. 78. 257. These stalked hairs are either composed of a single cell, with a dilatation at the apex (Fig. 76, A), or of several cells united to- Fig. 77. Gether, the upper one being the secreting organ (Fig. 76, B). In place of a single terminating secreting cell, there are occasionally two (Fig. 76, C), or more (D). 258. Hairs sometimes serve as ducts through which the secretion Of glands is discharged ; these are glandu- lar hairs..., with the secreting cells at the base. Such hairs are found in the ommon nettle (Fig. 77), in Loasa, or Chili nettle, and in Malpighia, and are usu- ally called stings. 259. In the Nettle (Urtica dioi- ca), they consist of a single conical cell, dilated at its base (see Fig. ), and closed at first at the apex by a small globular button placed ob- liquely (a). This button breaks off on the slightest touch, when the Hah^uS^i snar P extremity of the hair enters oica (nettle), the skin, and pours into the wound the irritating fluid which has been pressed out from the elastic epidermal cells at the base.
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