At the Deathbed of Darwinism
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He observed that within a few days newwater-secreting organs of an entirely different structure and ofdifferent origin were formed on the leaves that had been sprinkled withsublimate. Over the bundles of vascular fibres, little knots as largeas a pin head arose in larger numbers out of a tissue underlying thetop layer; out of these the water now oozed every morning. Closerinvestigation disclosed the fact that these organs develop only onyoung immature leaves where groups of peculiar, perishable... gland-hairsare found; beneath these dead mucous glands the substitute secretiveorgans originate in the inner tissue. It is of no importance to statein what particular cells they originate.
Suffice it to say that they are colorless capillary tubes originatingin various cells; projecting like the hairs of a brush, containingliving protoplasm and evanescent chlorophyll. It is also importantto note that this new organ is immediately connected with thewater-conducting system consisting of bundles of vascular fibres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He observed that within a few days newwater-secreting organs of an entirely different structure and ofdifferent origin were formed on the leaves that had been sprinkled withsublimate. Over the bundles of vascular fibres, little knots as largeas a pin head arose in larger numbers out of a tissue underlying thetop layer; out of these the water now oozed every morning. Closerinvestigation disclosed the fact that these organs develop only onyoung immature leaves where groups of peculiar, perishable... gland-hairsare found; beneath these dead mucous glands the substitute secretiveorgans originate in the inner tissue. It is of no importance to statein what particular cells they originate.
Suffice it to say that they are colorless capillary tubes originatingin various cells; projecting like the hairs of a brush, containingliving protoplasm and evanescent chlorophyll. It is also importantto note that this new organ is immediately connected with thewater-conducting system consisting of bundles of vascular fibres.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eberhard Dennert to read onlineMoreLess
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