Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... various kinds of movement which they display in manifest relation to their wants . The most different organs - stems , branches , flower - peduncles , petioles , mid- ribs of the leaf and leaflets , and apparently aërial roots- all ...
... various kinds of movement which they display in manifest relation to their wants . The most different organs - stems , branches , flower - peduncles , petioles , mid- ribs of the leaf and leaflets , and apparently aërial roots- all ...
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... various movements are effected , there can be little doubt , from the researches of Sachs and H. de Vries , that they are due to unequal growth ; but , from the reasons already assigned , I can not believe that this explanation applies ...
... various movements are effected , there can be little doubt , from the researches of Sachs and H. de Vries , that they are due to unequal growth ; but , from the reasons already assigned , I can not believe that this explanation applies ...
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... various ways , would create an endless di- versity of co - adapted structures in the several parts of the flower for the same general purpose . This view affords , I believe , the key which partly solves the prob- lem of the vast ...
... various ways , would create an endless di- versity of co - adapted structures in the several parts of the flower for the same general purpose . This view affords , I believe , the key which partly solves the prob- lem of the vast ...
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... various organic bodies than over inorganic bodies , such as bits of glass , cin- der , wood , etc. , it becomes an interesting inquiry whether they can only absorb matter already in solution , or ren- der it soluble ; that is , have the ...
... various organic bodies than over inorganic bodies , such as bits of glass , cin- der , wood , etc. , it becomes an interesting inquiry whether they can only absorb matter already in solution , or ren- der it soluble ; that is , have the ...
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... various objects , and never failed to find it acid . We may , therefore , conclude that the secretion from unex- cited leaves , though extremely viscid , is not acid or only slightly so , but that it becomes acid , or much more strongly ...
... various objects , and never failed to find it acid . We may , therefore , conclude that the secretion from unex- cited leaves , though extremely viscid , is not acid or only slightly so , but that it becomes acid , or much more strongly ...
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