An Essay On Pear-Blight
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In what is called saji-wood there is laid up in &tore soluble matter des- tined to contribute to the future development of the tree. This is clearly shown in the sugar-maple (acer saccharinum) , and a knowledge of this fact is made available for obtaining a delicious sweet.
Sap is essentially a watery fluid, which the roots absorb from the earth, and contains or holds in solution a minute quantity of carbonic acid and ammonia and a few mineral constituents, drawn from the soil in a con- dition ...of solution in water.
In its ascending course, through the cells of the sap-wood, it meet with and dissolves a portion of the soluble cell-contents, and thus becomes a Read before the Potomac Fruit-Growers' Association, Washington, D. C., September 5, 1876.
6 more and more dense as it approaches the bud where it is appropriated to the development of the leaf, in which it undergoes a futher elaboration, and returns upon the outside of the sap-wood, to form a new growth, and in this condition is called alburnum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In what is called saji-wood there is laid up in &tore soluble matter des- tined to contribute to the future development of the tree. This is clearly shown in the sugar-maple (acer saccharinum) , and a knowledge of this fact is made available for obtaining a delicious sweet.
Sap is essentially a watery fluid, which the roots absorb from the earth, and contains or holds in solution a minute quantity of carbonic acid and ammonia and a few mineral constituents, drawn from the soil in a con- dition ...of solution in water.
In its ascending course, through the cells of the sap-wood, it meet with and dissolves a portion of the soluble cell-contents, and thus becomes a Read before the Potomac Fruit-Growers' Association, Washington, D. C., September 5, 1876.
6 more and more dense as it approaches the bud where it is appropriated to the development of the leaf, in which it undergoes a futher elaboration, and returns upon the outside of the sap-wood, to form a new growth, and in this condition is called alburnum.
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