Luther Burbank, His Methods And Discoveries And Their Practical Application;

Williams, Henry Smith, 1863-1943

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When he poUenizes a flower he is bringing to- gether two germinal microcosms each of which, rightly viewed, is a universe within itself.
He is dealing with individual life histories and with the histories of races.
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■a- S _ H aw a S e 9 n > s « 'S* to &* § LUTHER BURBANK He is performing, as I said before, the most marvelous of all experiments.
He deals -with the same matter with which the chemist deals in his laboratory; but with this mat- ter aggregated into ...new and woiiderful combina- tions which alone make possible those responses to the environment and that primeval capacity for growth and of self -reproduction that differentiates what we call living tissue from the matter out of which it is constructed.
But if the plant experimenter Inust be allowed to indulge in such visions he must none the less remember that the microcosm of the germ cell represents after all only a transitory and transi- tional phase in the life cycle of the organisms with which he deals.

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