Libro - GOETHE - The Metamorphosis of Plants

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The Metamorphosis of Plants XIII. Of the Eyes and Their Development 85 Nature has given each node the power to produce one or more eyes; this process takes place near its companion leaves, which seem to prepare the way for the formation and growth of the eyes, and help in their production. Figure 18: Diagrammatic sketch of young dicotyledonous plant: white = parts already developed; hatched = those still in process of extension and growth; black = youngest parts. In axils of cotyledons and leaves proper, the “eyes,” or buds, can be seen. 81
The Metamorphosis of Plants 86 The primary, simple, slow process of plant reproduction is based on the successive development of one node from the other, and the growth of an eye close to it. 87 We know that such an eye is similar to the ripe seed in its effect; in fact, we can often recognize the whole shape of the potential plant more easily in the eye than in the seed. 88 Although the root point 13 is hard to find in the eye, it is just as much there as in the seed, and will develop quickly and easily, especially in the presence of moisture. Image 47: Potato (Solanum tuberosum) with sprouts growing from eyes 82
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