. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. MAN-MADE PLANTS : EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTIONS OF A FRENCH SCIENTIST. I. Thi'culture (»f .111 nrtifieial SPCil. -2 .Vnotlier seed culture. 3. T'lirtlier lifvelopmerit of so(^rl cnllure. 4, Si'ctiou of artiticuil cell tissue, fi. Segraentjition of a litiuid. anali'sous to sefziuentatiou of an eu^ (luring incubation. *>. Section ot artificial cell tissue. 7. Test tube culture of an artificial seed, the stem at Ifft currying a leaf. 8. Arfiticiiil seaweed, full growth. 9. ArtiSciMl niusbro*>ms. 10. Mad
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. MAN-MADE PLANTS : EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTIONS OF A FRENCH SCIENTIST. I. Thi'culture (»f .111 nrtifieial SPCil. -2 .Vnotlier seed culture. 3. T'lirtlier lifvelopmerit of so(^rl cnllure. 4, Si'ctiou of artiticuil cell tissue, fi. Segraentjition of a litiuid. anali'sous to sefziuentatiou of an eu^ (luring incubation. *>. Section ot artificial cell tissue. 7. Test tube culture of an artificial seed, the stem at Ifft currying a leaf. 8. Arfiticiiil seaweed, full growth. 9. ArtiSciMl niusbro*>ms. 10. Madreporic formation of an artificial cell, full growth. II. Artificial fungoid growlli. complete stage. 12. Artificial catkins, full growth. temperature has a considerable influence on its growth. These plants, however, although not alive, are subject to death. In about 48 hours they are aged. Growth ceases, and they crumble ; With other formulas, M. Leduc has ob- tained liquid cellules in a liquid medium, which present the phenomena of seg- mentation, of division into still smaller cellules within the primitive cell, as in the case of an egg during incubation. Still, he contends, there is no real life. The experiments, however, are of great interest to science, as they show the cor- relation between the form of plant and their physical environment. Salvia Zurich. If anyone grows salvias for bedding he should try this new variety which was introduced last season. It is worthy to be grown in preference to our other standard varieties. We have given it a thorough trial and so have some of our craft here and it has so well satisfied, that we have discarded Bonfire and Lord Fauntlcroy. which we grew before. It flowers decidedly earlier than our old sorts, though the plants we received were much younger and, it kept on blooming Just as long as the rest. We used it as far as we could with our particular cus- tomers only, not having enough to go around, and those of our custo
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