Rustic Sounds And Other Studies in Literature And Natural History

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57) that an annual rainfall of 22 inches is "sufficient for all the purposes of nature, in such flat countries as this about Tedding- ton." He constantly notes small points of interest, e.g. (p. 82) that with cut branches the water ab- sorbed diminishes each day, and that the former vigour of absorption may be partly renewed by cut ti na fresh surface.^ He also showed (p. 89) that the transpiration current can flow perfectly well from apex to base when the apical end is immersed in water.
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... are familiar facts to us, but we should realise that it is to the industry and ingenuity of Hales that we owe them. In a repetition (p. 90) of the last experiment we have the first mention of a fact fundamentally important. He took two branches (which with a clerical touch he calls M and N), and having removed the bark from a part of the branch, dipped the ends in water, iV with the great end downwards but M upside down. In this way he showed that the bark was not necessary for the absorpltion or transmission of water.^ I suspect • Compare F.

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