HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-9-2, Page 2Hungry Plants
That Eat Insects
Centuries ago travellers re-
turned to Europe with hair -rats-
ing tales Of giant plants and
flowers which Ste human be -
begs,'
'Though these tales were ex-
aggerated, modern research has
revealed that there really are
plants which have a digestive
system, though their diet is con-
fined, fortunately, to insects.
Some of these plants thrive in
northern latitudes, mostly in
well -watered, boggy land which
is lacking in nitrogen, Nitrogen
is essential to plant growth, 00
the plants get it by trapping
small insects and digesting their
bodies. Nitrogen gas given off
in the process is absorbed by the
plants.
The snares they use to trap
their victims are both intricate
and ingenius. The sundew plant,
which is fairly general through-
out Britain, has a small rosette
of round leaves.
Each leaf has a covering of
hairs, at the end of which are
drops of a glue -like substance,
When an insect alights on a leaf
it sticks fast. The leaf curls
slowly over until the insect is
covered. Digestive juices are
then released and the victim is
eaten up.
The fly -trap of a plant known
as the Venus, which grows in
North America, has a flat leaf
with a hinge up the main vein
and vertical spikes round its
edges. There are three bristles
on each side of the hinge. If
an insect touches two of these
bristles at a time the leaf snaps
shut. The spikes form the bars
of a cage.
The Darlingtonia plant grows
in the swamps of California, and
of all insect -eating plants it is
the most cunning. Frcm it
grows a long tube which bends
over at the top, rather like the
letter "f" without the cross -
stroke.
At the top of the bend are a
number of windows formed by
transparent tissue. An insect
crawling up the open end of the
tube and then wishing to get
Out, makes for the light above.
It beats against the windows un-
til exhausted, and then falls
right inside the tube, where It
Is digested. Insects are attrac-
ted into the tube of the Darling -
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tonia by a strong perfume secre-
ted there.
The Pitcher plants of Mada-
gascar attract their prey not only
with a pleasant perfume, but
also with the brilliance of their
colouring. The trapping appa-
ratus is shaped like a jug, vary-
ing in size from a thimble to a
coffee-pot, according to species.
A half -Open lid prevents rain
from entering the pitcher
The rim of the jug slopes
inwards. It is as smooth and as
slippery as ice, and any insect
alighting there immediately slips
into the pitcher, at the bottom
of which lies a thick liquid to
clog its wings.
A determined insect may try
to escape by crawling up the
sides, but before it reaches the
top it will meet a ring of spikes
pointing downwards. Eventual-
ly it must fall back into the
liquid, where it is dissolved and
the protein content absorbed by
the plant.
.P1._ in Horse Sense..
by BOB ELLIS
A couple of weeks ago Ameri-
can wheat growers had to make
their choice whether they wanted
government controlled acreage
plus a support price of $2.20 or
a free market with a guaranteed
minimum price set at $1.20.
Only about half of those elig-
ible to vote went to the trouble
of going to the ballot box, but
their decision was unequivocal.
Instead of the two-thirds needed,
over 87 per cent voted for con-
trols and higher prices.
Balanced Agriculture
Without going into the merits
of planned production vs. free
markets, let us consider one as-
pect -much disregarded -of the
further reduction of acreage of
cash crops, viz., the Restoration
of balance between stock farm-
ing and crop farming.
The war time necessity of pro-
d u c i n g extraordinarily large
quantities of foodstuffs has in-
duced many farmers to plow up
their grasslands and plant them
to cash crops like wheat, corn,
peanuts, etc. The result was ex
Lif444saver-Dr, G. Bowers, "Dr,
Polio," tests his trees' respiratory
ventilation meter which defects
failing lung muscles, In 33 years
Dr, Bowers has treated more
than 16,600 polio cases and has
" SWUM the lung paralysis death
toll decrease from 700 per cent
to the present Hb grer renk
ploitation of the land, depletion
of the soil to the extent that in
many districts the top soil was
beginning to blow away.
With wheat, tobacco and pea-
nuts under acreage control, with
the probability of such restric-
tions for corn and cotton in the
near future, it is to be expected
and to be hoped for that large
numbers of acres will be re -seed-
ed to grass and clovers, thus pre-
serving the greatest and most im-
portant natural resource of the
country, the top six inches of
the soil,
Effects On Canada
The grasses and clovers grown
on the acres former used u
s d to
produce wheat and corn and cot-
ton, will be turned into hay and
pasture. In all likelihood, there-
fore, the numbers of livestock in
the U.S. will see a considerable
increase within the next few
years,
Ontario farmers who generally
practise diversified farming with
an accent on livestock will face
greater . competition in meat and
dairy products from their Ameri-
can neighbours.
Not only will the United States
tend to exclude more and more
Canadian products from its own
markets, but it will try, will have
to try, to get rid of its own sur-
pluses -at any, price -anywhere
in the world where they will be
accepted.
ore than,. ever the urgency
o securing markets /or Canad-
ian !Senn produet$`'bedomea evid-
ent Vstiniers Should not sit back
and r.4jeiee in -a bog price of 37
cents attd; a butter floor of 58
cents, 'but should plan for the
days ,}viten the first baby beefs
w it cane i'rom the ,new the
• meacjoWs. -;
Export and Hothe 'Markets
There are, of course, our tra
ditionral markets in Britain, but
ai'ibhrently we are hit to have
thhletrt beck Where else in the
world' ;we can seri :dine of our
baeoir and eggs ands cheese, the
federal government will have to
fill,$ out,
Ta:`,7:Jet, one market still opt
to the Canadian farmer is the
one at home. It is up to him to
explore and expand it. He will
have to do a merchandising and
a selling job,.,`
Although consumption of meat
has increased, the consumption
of dairy products has gone dowtl,
Both could be considerably en-
larged, if our farm organizations
would concern themselves more
with marketing,
Much has been said about the
need for consumer education, od-
F ying Turk -Maj. Sahiba Cock -
en, Turkey's only woman com-
bat pilot, arrives in the U.S. for
advanced flight training: Daugh-
ter of Kemal Ataturk, founder
of the Turkish Republic, she
served as a fighter pilot during
World War II.
vertising of products and market-
ing legislation.
The first and most urgently
needed step is producer educa-
tion. Too many farmers do not
realize that more of their pro-
ducts could be sold, if the urge
were aroused in the public to buy
them.
The way to do this, is the same
as for any other merchandise:
advertising and publicity.
This column welcomes sug-
gestions, wise or foolish, and all
criticism, whether constructive
or destructive and will try to
answer any question. Address
your letters to Bob Ellis, Box 1,
123 - 18th Street. New Toronto,
Ont - ---
;FORT
by A SLXB1TCLC
The year 1953 is liable to go
down in history as ' the one in
which more records were bro-
ken than in any previous twelve-
month span - and without even
taking into account the colossal
amount of wind that was out
loose in the recent election cam-
paign.
* s *
Since the first of the year
there have been a score of world
record - shattering performances
in track and field, with great
athletes such as middle distance
runner Mal Whitfield, discus
thrower Fortune Gordien and.
shot putter Parry O'Brien bet-
tering marks not once, but twice
and three times,
* * *
At the same tints we have
magnificent milers - Australia's
John Laildy, England's Roger
Bannister and Gordon Pirie and
America's Wes Santee -knock -
14 tit Spe door of the four min-
ute mile,
Improv• ed Techniques
"I don't recall when we have
had so many world record feats
til such a short span," said Dan
Ferris, executive secretary of the
+ I AAmateur Athletic Up:fin, r'Of
course, %s he to improved
tg cimiques, But I think also it's
date to fellows like O'Brien and
Whitfield sticking to it."
* * *
Here is a calendar of the
world recbrd beating trees feats
for the year to date:
r •
Feb, 7, New York --Mal Whit-
field bettered world indoor 500 -
yard record in 56.6 seconds.
6' * *
Feb. 28, New York -Mal Whit-
• field bettered world indoor 60 -
yard record in 1:09,5 and indoor
500 meters in 1:02,9.
March 21, Buffalo -Herb Mc-
Kenley, Andy Stanfield, George
Rhoden, Mal Whitfield bettered
world indoor mile relay record
in 3:14.
* * •
April 1, Austin, Texas -Wes
Santee anchored Kansas' spirit
medley relay team to 3:21,8, bet-
tering world record.
June 5, Compton, Calif. -Parry
O'Brien bettered world shot put
record with 59 feet 23/2 inches,
* 4 *
June 7, London -Moscow radio
said Nina Otkolenkopletneva set
world women's record for 800
meters in 2:08.2.
* *
June 20, Lincoln, Neb.-Sim
Iness tossed discuss 190 feet,
7/s inch to better world record.
• * * *
June 27, Dayton, Ohio -Walt
(Buddy) Davis bettered world
high jump record with leap of
8 feet, 111 inches.
* * •
July 2, Helsinki - Finland's
Olval Rintennpaa ran world's
fastest 3,000 meter steeplechase
race in 8:44,4,
July 10, London -Gordon Pirie
of Britain bettered world re-
cord for six -mile run with 28
minutes, 19.4 seconds.
+ * *
July 11, Pasadena, Calif, -For-
tune Gordien bettered world
discus record for second time in
two weeks with 190 feet, 71
inches. * *
July 17, Abo. Finland - Mal
Whitfield bettered world re-
cord for 880 yards with 1:48.6.
July 19, London -Moscow re-
ported Leonid Shcherkav of
Russia bettered world record
for hop, step and jump with 53
feet, 3 inches, -
Aug. 8, Pasadena, Calif -Bud
Held bettered world javelin
throw record with 283 feet 10
inches,
* •
There have probably been
several others since then, but
these will have to do for the
time being, Right now the
mercury is hovering 'round the
90° mark and we have a thirst
which, even if not a record -
breaker, will take a lot of beat-
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As for countries where things
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At Bellevue Hospital, there was
a doctor on the staff who acquired
modest profieienoy as a ventrilo
quist on the side, l?'inding him;
pelf in need of an Unskilled ap-
prentice to help out in his labora-
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youngsters who applied for the
job, To the first .applicant he
handeda bowl Of piping -hot
gruel, and remarked casually,
"There's a skeleton in the coat
closet Over there. Feed himi" The
boy ,proffered the bowl with
shaking hands, and when the
skeleton announced "Uh, uhl
That's too hot!" he dropped
everything and made for the
nearest exit, Two more kids fell
victim to the amateur ventrilo-
quist's grisly gag, but the fourth
applicant took it in stride. When.
the skeleton announced,"Take
it away. It's too hot," he simply
jammed . the bowl between its
ribs a n•d answered cheerfully,
"Then blow on it, you dumb
jerk." Turning to the doctor, he
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you ain't no Edgar Bergen," He
got the job.
There Already.
Neapolitans are well known
in Italy for their leisurely at-
titude towards life-anclv work.
The story is told in Naples that
an American tourist, visiting the
city, fell into conversation with
a fisherman sunning himself on
the quay.
"If I were you," said the
American, "I wouldn't be satis-
fied with one miserable little
boat, I'd get to work instead of
sitting in the sun all day, until
I'd caught enough fish and made
enough money to buy another
boat"
"What would you do them?"
asked the fisherman.
"I'd have somebody run this
other boat, and then go to work
until I'd got a whole fleet of
them, and couldmake enough
money to retire,"
"And then?" asked the fisher-
man.
"Then I'd do nothing," the
American replied.
"But I do nothing already,"
said the Neapolitan.
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A adentlar remedy for rI*arette addict -
tion. For tree booklet, write C. W. Xing
Pharmacal Corporntlnn Ltd.. Box 303,
Wnikerville. Ont.
WANTED
FARM wanted, one with acme lake front-
age. 11091y staling particulara to 1900 102,
123 -18th Street, New Toronto.
CIDER press and cutter, smart or medium
also. H, J. 1Vebb, Dundee Highway.
301tn6ton.
(SSIIiE 36 - 1959