Plant And Animal Children How They Grow
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The thick scale leaves which bear the pollen sacs FIG. 123. THE STAMINATE CONE a. The entire cone. B. A part are called Stamens, and the of a cone showing the sacs on the scales which bear the whole COne is Called the Std- pollen. C. A single scale. . R^i 1-1 minate cone. The tree which bears the staminate cones is the male or father-tree. As you know, the scales of a cone are brown and hard and tough. This is because the spores in the sacs must be well protected from injury, for inside each sp...ore is a tiny bit of living substance, soft and white. The living substance within the spore of the carpel divides many times until a little plant is formed, so small that the spore-wall never bursts because of its growth. This plant never gets out into the air and sunlight, but spends all its life within the dark spore-walls. Two little flask-shaped struc- FIG. 124. Two LITTLE PLANTS IN THE CARPEL OF A CONE, EACH or WHICH BEARS AN EGG OR MOTHER- CELL THE CHILDREN OF THE PINE FAMILY 75 POLLEN- GRAINS GROWING INSIDE THE tures form within the body of this plant, and in each is an egg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The thick scale leaves which bear the pollen sacs FIG. 123. THE STAMINATE CONE a. The entire cone. B. A part are called Stamens, and the of a cone showing the sacs on the scales which bear the whole COne is Called the Std- pollen. C. A single scale. . R^i 1-1 minate cone. The tree which bears the staminate cones is the male or father-tree. As you know, the scales of a cone are brown and hard and tough. This is because the spores in the sacs must be well protected from injury, for inside each sp...ore is a tiny bit of living substance, soft and white. The living substance within the spore of the carpel divides many times until a little plant is formed, so small that the spore-wall never bursts because of its growth. This plant never gets out into the air and sunlight, but spends all its life within the dark spore-walls. Two little flask-shaped struc- FIG. 124. Two LITTLE PLANTS IN THE CARPEL OF A CONE, EACH or WHICH BEARS AN EGG OR MOTHER- CELL THE CHILDREN OF THE PINE FAMILY 75 POLLEN- GRAINS GROWING INSIDE THE tures form within the body of this plant, and in each is an egg.
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