Plant Studies; An Elementary Botany
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Such a cell if free is approximately spherical in outline (Fig. 204), but if pressed upon by contiguous cells may be- come variously modified in form (Fig. 200). Bounding it there is a thin, elastic wall, composed of a sub- stance called cellulose. The cell wall, therefore, forms a delicate sac, which contains the living substance known as protoplasm. This is the substance which manifests life, and is the only sub- stance in the plant which is alive. It is the proto- plasm which has organized t...he cellulose wall about it- self, and which does all the plant work. It is a fluid substance which varies much in its consistence, sometimes being a thin viscous fluid, like the white of an egg, some- times much more dense and compactly organized.
The protoplasm of the cell is organized into various structures which are called organs of the cell, each organ having one or more special functions. One of the most con- spicuous organs of the living cell is the single nucleus, a com- paratively compact and usually spherical protoplasmic body, and generally centrally placed within the cell (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a cell if free is approximately spherical in outline (Fig. 204), but if pressed upon by contiguous cells may be- come variously modified in form (Fig. 200). Bounding it there is a thin, elastic wall, composed of a sub- stance called cellulose. The cell wall, therefore, forms a delicate sac, which contains the living substance known as protoplasm. This is the substance which manifests life, and is the only sub- stance in the plant which is alive. It is the proto- plasm which has organized t...he cellulose wall about it- self, and which does all the plant work. It is a fluid substance which varies much in its consistence, sometimes being a thin viscous fluid, like the white of an egg, some- times much more dense and compactly organized.
The protoplasm of the cell is organized into various structures which are called organs of the cell, each organ having one or more special functions. One of the most con- spicuous organs of the living cell is the single nucleus, a com- paratively compact and usually spherical protoplasmic body, and generally centrally placed within the cell (Fig.
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