A Civic Biology, Presented in ProblemsHunter, George W. (George William)
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A Civic Biology, Presented in Problems
Hunter, George W. (George William)
Biology; Sanitation
2. That this food supply must be oxidized before energy is released.
3. That in cases where the food is not stored at the point where it is to
be oxidized the food must be digested so that it may be transported from
one part to another in the same plant.
The life processes of plants and animals, so far, may be considered as
alike; they both feed, breathe (oxidize their food), do work, and grow.
REFERENCE BOOKS
ELEMENTARY
Hunter, _Laboratory Problems in Civic Biology_. American
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Andrews, _A Practical Course in Botany_, pages 1-21.
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Atkinson, _First Studies of Plant Life_, Chap. XXX. Ginn and
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Ginn and Company.
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Sharpe, _A Laboratory Manual in Biology_, pages 55-65.
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ADVANCED
Bailey, _The Evolution of our Native Fruits_. The Macmillan
Company.
Bailey, _Plant Breeding_. The Macmillan Company.
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Hodge, _Nature Study and Life_, Chaps. X, XX. Ginn and Company.
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Henry Holt and Company, 4 vols. Vol. II, Part 2.
Sargent, _Corn Plants_. Houghton, Mifflin, and Company.
VI. THE ORGANS OF NUTRITION IN PLANTS--THE SOIL AND ITS RELATION TO THE
ROOTS
_Problem.--What a plant takes from the soil and how it gets it._
_(a) What determines the direction of growth of roots?_
_(b) How is the root built?_
_(d) What is in the soil that a root might take out?_
_(e) Why is nitrogen necessary, and how is it obtained?_
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