The Relation of Leaf Structure to Physical Factors
The Relation of Leaf Structure to Physical Factors
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:8oM P. 2 rows, 80 A* S. IOOA* Spruce C. 95 n P. I row, 30 A* S. 65 A* _ 85 A* i row, 50 A* (62%) 35 A* (35%) Light 1/33; water -f- 10% ; humidity +(5-10%); temperature -(4-7).
AWNING SHADE (seedling): light 0. 0016; available water 12- 16% ; humidity 40-70% ; temperature 48-72 : diphotophyll IOO/L; epidermis 15/4 slightly wavy, lower surface undulating ; cuticle thin ; chlorenchym (70/4) i lacunose loose row funnel palisade cells 30 p. ; very oblate lacunose sponge cells.
Gravel C. I8oA P. 2 r...ows, BOA* S. IOOA* Awning . . . C. 70 A* P. I row, 30 f- S. 40 A* IIC^M i row, 50 A* (62%) 60 A* (60%) Light 1/600; water -|- 10% ; humidity +(5-10%); temperature -(4-7)- Holodiscus dumosa ROCK: light i ; available water 3% ; humidity 30-65% ; tempera- ture 5i-76: diphotophyll 115^; epidermis, upper 15/4, wavy, lower IO/A; cuticle 2/x; chlorenchym (90/1) 2 compact rows prolate palisade cells 25 /t ; compact subglbbose sponge cells.
SPRUCE SHADE: light 0. 03; available water 12-16%; humidity 40-70% ; temperature 48-72 : diphotophyll 65/4; epidermis, upper io/i, lower 5/*; cuticle thin; chlorenchym (50/1) i loose row funnel and prolate cells, 15/x, and a second row globose cells 10/1, looser or lacking; loose oblate sponge cells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
:8oM P. 2 rows, 80 A* S. IOOA* Spruce C. 95 n P. I row, 30 A* S. 65 A* _ 85 A* i row, 50 A* (62%) 35 A* (35%) Light 1/33; water -f- 10% ; humidity +(5-10%); temperature -(4-7).
AWNING SHADE (seedling): light 0. 0016; available water 12- 16% ; humidity 40-70% ; temperature 48-72 : diphotophyll IOO/L; epidermis 15/4 slightly wavy, lower surface undulating ; cuticle thin ; chlorenchym (70/4) i lacunose loose row funnel palisade cells 30 p. ; very oblate lacunose sponge cells.
Gravel C. I8oA P. 2 r...ows, BOA* S. IOOA* Awning . . . C. 70 A* P. I row, 30 f- S. 40 A* IIC^M i row, 50 A* (62%) 60 A* (60%) Light 1/600; water -|- 10% ; humidity +(5-10%); temperature -(4-7)- Holodiscus dumosa ROCK: light i ; available water 3% ; humidity 30-65% ; tempera- ture 5i-76: diphotophyll 115^; epidermis, upper 15/4, wavy, lower IO/A; cuticle 2/x; chlorenchym (90/1) 2 compact rows prolate palisade cells 25 /t ; compact subglbbose sponge cells.
SPRUCE SHADE: light 0. 03; available water 12-16%; humidity 40-70% ; temperature 48-72 : diphotophyll 65/4; epidermis, upper io/i, lower 5/*; cuticle thin; chlorenchym (50/1) i loose row funnel and prolate cells, 15/x, and a second row globose cells 10/1, looser or lacking; loose oblate sponge cells.
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