...confirms the view, that the elements of water are assimilated at the same time. The life of plants is closely connected with that of animals, in a most...dependent upon the life and development of plants. Plants not only afford the means of nutrition for the growth and continuance of animal organization,...

...confirms the view, that the elements of water are assimilated at the same time. The life of plants is closely connected with that of animals, in a most...dependent upon the life and development of plants. Plants not only afford the means of nutrition for the growth and continuance of animal organization,...

...thus the medium in which both exist, namely, the atmosphere, is maintained constantly unchanged. " The presence of a rich and luxuriant vegetation may be conceived without the presence of animal life. But the existence of animal life, constituted as we now are, is undoubtedly...

...confirms the view, that the elements of water are assimilated at the same time. The life of plants is closely connected with that of animals, in a most...dependent upon the life and development of plants. Plants not only afford the means of nutrition for the growth and continuance of animal organization,...

...confirms the view, that the elements of water are assimilated at the same time. t The life of plants is closely connected with that of animals, in a most...dependent upon the life and development of plants. Plants not only afford the means of nutrition for the growth and continuance of animal organization,...

...of agriculture cannot be formed without the application of scientific principles. The life of plants is closely connected with that of animals, in a most...undoubtedly dependent upon the life and development of plume. Vegetable culture heightens the healthy state of a country, and a previously healthy country,...

...a volume of oxygen for every volume of carbonic acid which has been decomposed. The life of plants is closely connected with that of animals, in a most...simple manner, and for a wise and sublime purpose. Plants not only afford the means of nutrition for the growth and continuance of animal organization,...

...throughout the infinitude of space and time. " The life of plants," says Liebig, " is closely con" nected with that of animals in a most simple manner, " and for a wise and sublime purpose. Plants not only '' afford the means of nutrition for the growth and conti* I.iebig's Agricultural Chemistry,...

...carbonic acid, as to render the air irrespirable, and all its species must die suffocated. Liebig says, " The presence of a rich and luxuriant vegetation may...life ; but the existence of animals is undoubtedly dependant upon the life and development of plants." But it is evident that neither vegetation nor animal...

...essential for the process of respiration. The life of plants is intimately connected with that of animals. The presence of a rich and luxuriant vegetation may...the existence of animals is undoubtedly dependent on the life and development of plants. 166. Although chemistry has enabled us to explain many of the...