Plant Life On the Farm
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plants we have to distin- guish that growth which is mere extension of old material from that which is the result of the formation of new substance. W* have an illustration of the first case in the earliest stages of germination of a seed, or in the sprouting of a potato in a cellar. Growth may and does take place in such instances without any real increase of substance, or any augmented weight save what may be derived from water. The plant in this stage lives upon the resources stored up in it...s tissues, and will continue to do so until they are exhausted. But growth, in the sense of real increase of substance or of increased weight from the addition of new material, depends upon the amount of carbon assimilated, as already referred to under the heading of leaves. A plant with leaf-green or GROWTH. 45 chlorophyll in its tissues (and it is with these alone that we are here concerned) gains carbon in the form of car- bonic acid gas when it is exposed to light, and loses it constantly, whether in light or darkness.
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plants we have to distin- guish that growth which is mere extension of old material from that which is the result of the formation of new substance. W* have an illustration of the first case in the earliest stages of germination of a seed, or in the sprouting of a potato in a cellar. Growth may and does take place in such instances without any real increase of substance, or any augmented weight save what may be derived from water. The plant in this stage lives upon the resources stored up in it...s tissues, and will continue to do so until they are exhausted. But growth, in the sense of real increase of substance or of increased weight from the addition of new material, depends upon the amount of carbon assimilated, as already referred to under the heading of leaves. A plant with leaf-green or GROWTH. 45 chlorophyll in its tissues (and it is with these alone that we are here concerned) gains carbon in the form of car- bonic acid gas when it is exposed to light, and loses it constantly, whether in light or darkness.
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