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- W2077693722 abstract "IN the very interesting article on “The Continuity of the Protoplasm through the walls of Vegetable Cells,” which appeared in NATURE of June 19 (p. 182), reference is made to the doubt which still exists as to “whether the continuity is maintained from the earliest stages, or is established later.” This point is so important in its physiological bearings, as the article goes on to show, that I may, perhaps, be allowed to state that, with regard to one group of plants, the question appears to be already settled. I allude to the Red Sea-weeds or the Florideæ. The writer of the article makes no mention of these plants, but, as I have described elsewhere (see British Association Report, 1883, p. 547, and Journal of Botany, February and March 1884), many of them exhibit a very notable system of intercellular connections, which, extending over the whole thallus, renders the protoplasm practically continuous from the base of the frond to the extremities of its furthest ramifications. Now in these cases the continuity is certainly maintained from the first, and is due to the mode of cell division by which the thallus is built up. Into the details of this there is no need to enter further than to say that, when the protoplasmic body of a cell divides into two or more portions, these do not become completely separated from one another, but remain connected inter se by strands of protoplasmic material, which grow in thickness with the growth of the cells, and thus maintain the continuity from the earliest stages onward. So far, then, as concerns the Florideœ, I venture to think the physiological import of the phenomena of continuity may be safely discussed on the assumption of its existence ab initio. What that import may be I do not propose to consider, my object being simply to point to the Florideœ as throwing valuable light on the whole subject, and giving some support to the view that “the entire plant or organ is practically one whole—one mass of protoplasm cut up into chambers which communicate with one another, and bounded by a membrane on the exterior.”" @default.
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- W2077693722 title "Protoplasmic Continuity in Plants" @default.
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