Key to Success; General Principles of Soil Management
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Plants consist of three distinct parts: roots, stem, and leaves.
Stem — The stem is iirincipally a ccmnecting link be- tween the roots and the leaves, and a frame work upon which the leaves are displayed to air and sunlight; but more or less resj)iration and transpiration is going on and the surface should be kept clean of either vegetable or animal parasites that clog the pores (lenticels) inter- fering with proper functioning as well as actually ab- stracting support from the tissues of the h...ost.
Roots — While the stem grows in all its i)arts, roots lengthen in only a small area just behind the little hard cap which lu-otects the point. It is only in this new area that osmosis occurs, for the tissues soon become clogged.
The plant develops these feeding roots where moisture and food are to be found. When it is growing rapidly they are more numerous and the feeding surfaces are vastly IDEAL FERTILIZERS 61 increased by a growth of delicate root hairs. Generally speaking-, a cutting or tearing of the roots works great damage to the plant, and every effort the plant has to make to push its root through compacted infertile soil in search of sustenance takes just so much from the net profit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plants consist of three distinct parts: roots, stem, and leaves.
Stem — The stem is iirincipally a ccmnecting link be- tween the roots and the leaves, and a frame work upon which the leaves are displayed to air and sunlight; but more or less resj)iration and transpiration is going on and the surface should be kept clean of either vegetable or animal parasites that clog the pores (lenticels) inter- fering with proper functioning as well as actually ab- stracting support from the tissues of the h...ost.
Roots — While the stem grows in all its i)arts, roots lengthen in only a small area just behind the little hard cap which lu-otects the point. It is only in this new area that osmosis occurs, for the tissues soon become clogged.
The plant develops these feeding roots where moisture and food are to be found. When it is growing rapidly they are more numerous and the feeding surfaces are vastly IDEAL FERTILIZERS 61 increased by a growth of delicate root hairs. Generally speaking-, a cutting or tearing of the roots works great damage to the plant, and every effort the plant has to make to push its root through compacted infertile soil in search of sustenance takes just so much from the net profit.
What to read after Key to Success; General Principles of Soil Management?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nettie May Gifford Prange to read onlineMoreLess
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