Stems. But in nearly all perennial Dicotyledons, in all dicotyledonous and gymnospermous trees and shrubs and in fossil Pteridophytes belonging to all the great groups, certain layers of cells remain meristematic among the permanent tissues, or after passing through a resting stage reacquire menstematic properties, and give rise to secondary tissues. [Please select]
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But this habit is soon lost by dogs when they become feral and is soon reacquired when they are again domesticated. [Please select]
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The young, as we have just seen, reacquire their longitudinal stripes, and the boars invariably reassume their tusks. [Please select]
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That such purity of character and fertility should be suddenly reacquired from so hybridised and sterile a form is an astonishing phenomenon. [Please select]
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That such purity of character and fertility should be suddenly reacquired from so hybridized and sterile a form is an astonishing phenomenon. [Please select]
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The maturity of man--that means, to have reacquired the seriousness that one had as a child at play. [Please select]
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The tail of a pig has been grafted into the middle of its back, and reacquired sensibility. [Please select]
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There is no reason to believe that any of these varieties have merely reacquired long- lost characters; and in most of them this certainly is not the case. [Please select]
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