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N OF VEGETABLES. 162 Of organised Bodies. --Of the Functions of Vegetables. --Of the Elements of Vegetables. --Of the Materials of Vegetables. --Analysis of Vegetables. --Of Sap. --Mucilage, or Gum. --Sugar. --Manna, and Honey. --Gluten. --Vegetable Oils. --Fixed Oils, Linseed, Nut, and Olive Oils. --Volatile Oils, forming Essences and Perfumes. --Camphor. --Resins and Varnishes. --Pitch, Tar, Copal, Mastic, &c. --Gum Resins. --Myrrh, Assafoetida, &c. --Caoutchouc, or Gum Elastic. --Extractive colouring Matter; its Use in the Arts of Dyeing and Painting. --Tannin; its Use in the Art of preparing Leather. --Woody Fibre. --Vegetable Acids. --The Alkalies and Salts contained in Vegetables. CONVERSATION XXI. ON THE DECOMPOSITION OF VEGETABLES. 202 Of Fermentation in general. --Of the Saccharine Fermentation, the Product of which is Sugar. --Of the Vinous Fermentation, the Product of which is Wine. --Alcohol, or Spirit of Wine. --Analysis of Wine by Distillation. --Of Brandy, Rum, Arrack, Gin, &c. --Tartrit of Potash, or Cream of Tartar. --Liqueurs. --Chemical Properties of Alcohol. --Its Combustion. --Of Ether. --Of the Acetous Fermentation, the Product of which is Vinegar. --Fermentation of Bread. --Of the Putrid Fermentation, which reduces Vegetables to their Elements. --Spontaneous Succession of these Fermentations. --Of Vegetables said to be petrified. --Of Bitumens: Naphtha, Asphaltum, Jet, Coal, Succin, or Yellow Amber. --Of Fossil Wood, Peat, and Turf. CONVERSATION XXII. HISTORY OF VEGETATION. 243 Connexion between the Vegetable and Animal Kingdoms. --Of Manures. --Of Agriculture. --Inexhaustible Sources of Materials for the Purposes of Agriculture. --Of sowing Seed. --Germination of the Seed. --Function of the Leaves of Plants. --Effects of Light and Air on Vegetation. --Effects of Water on Vegetation. --Effects of Vegetation on the Atmosphere. --Formation of Vegetable Materials by the Organs of Plants. --Vegetable Heat. --Of the Organs of Plants. --Of the Bark, consisting of Epidermis, Parenchyma, and Cortical Layers. --Of Alburnum, or Wood. --Leaves, Flowers, and Seeds. --Effects of the Season on Vegetation. --Vegetation of Evergreens in Winter. CONVERSATION XXIII. ON THE COMPOSITION OF ANIMALS. 276 Elements of Animals. --Of the principal Materials of Anim
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