And the _Sap_ being duly prepared here, it next passeth into all the Branches of the _Seminal Root_, and so under a fifth Government. Wherein how delicate ’tis now become, we may conceive by the proportion betwixt the _Parenchyma_ and this _Seminal Root_; so much only of the best digested _Sap_ being discharged from the whole Stock in that, as this will receive. And this, moreover, as the _Parenchyma_, with its proper Seminalities being endowed; the _Sap_, for the supply of the _Radicle_, and of the young Root from thence, is duly prepared therein, and with its highest Tincture and Impregnation at last enriched. The _Sap_ being thus prepared in the Lobes of the _Bean_, ’tis thence discharg’d; and either into the _Plume_ or the _Radicle_, must forthwith issue. And since the _Plume_ is a dependent on the _Radicle_; the _Sap_ therefore ought first to be dispenced to this; which accordingly is ever found to shoot forth before the _Plume_, and that sometimes an inch or two in length. Now because the primitive course of the _Sap_ into the _Radicle_, is thus requisite, therefore by the frame of the Parts of the _Bean_ is it made necessary too. For we may observe that the two main Branches of the _Seminal Root_ in which the several _Ramifications_ in either Lobe are all united, commit not themselves into the _Seminal Trunk_ of the _Plume_, nor yet so as to stand at right Angles with them, and with equal respect towards them both; but being producted through part of the _Parenchyma_ of the _Radicle_, are at last united therein to the main Trunk, and make acute Angles therewith; as may be seen by _Fig. 2_. Now the _Sap_ being brought as far as the _Seminal Root_ in either Lobe, and according to the conduct thereof continuing still to move, it must needs immediately issue into the same part whereinto the main Branches themselves do, that is, into the _Radicle_. By which _Sap_, thus bringing the several Tinctures of the parts aforesaid with it, being now fed; it is no longer a meer _Radicle_, but is made also _Seminal_, and so becomes a perfect Root. The _Radicle_ being thus impregnate and shot into a root, ’tis now time for the _Plume_ to rouze out of its Cloysters, and germinate too: In order whereto, ’tis now fed from the Root with laudable and sufficient Aliment. For as the Supplies and motion of the _Sap_ were first made from the Lobes towards the Root, so the Root being well shot into the Moulds, and now receiving a new and more copious _Sap_ from these; the motion hereof must needs be stronger, and by degrees revert the primitive _Sap_, and so move in a contrary course, _sc._ from the Root towards the _Plume_; and, by the continuation of the _Seminal trunk_, is directly conducted thereinto; by which, being fed, it gradually enlarges and displayes it self.