Chapter I: Front Matter
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ummasking —> unmasking
be —> been
end —> and
flexture —> flexure
tentanising —> tetanising
anisotrophy —> anisotropy
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LIFE MOVEMENTS IN PLANTS
BY
SIR JAGADIS CHUNDER BOSE, Kt., M.A., D.Sc., C.S.I., C.I.E.,
PROFESSOR EMERITUS, PRESIDENCY COLLEGE,
DIRECTOR, BOSE RESEARCH INSTITUTE.
WITH 92 ILLUSTRATIONS
_B.R. Publishing Corp.
Delhi_
Cataloging in Publication Data-DK
Bose, Jagadish Chandra, 1858-1937.
Life movements in plants.
Reprint.
1. Plants--Irritability and movements. 2. Growth (Plants).
3. Plants--Development. 4. Botany. I. Title.
_First Published_ 1918
_Reprinted_ 1985
_Published in India by_
B.R. PUBLISHING CORPORATION
461, VIVEKANAND NAGAR,
DELHI-110052 (INDIA)
_Distributed by_
D.K. PUBLISHERS’ DISTRIBUTORS
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CONTENTS
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