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Gardening Science - Soils, Manure and the Environment
Chapter 4: Weather and Climate
Rain vapour
The causes of rain
The quantity of rainfall
The mean monthly and annual quantities of rain
Summer and winter rain
Chemical and physical properties of air
Components of the atmosphere
Atmospheric water
Quantity of water vapour
Water absorption by leaves
Analysis of the atmosphere
Carbonic gas in the atmosphere
Carbonic gas and plant nutrition
The formation of carbonic acid gas
Oxygen and azote, or nitrogen
Oxygen and vegetable growth
Nitrogen and plant growth
The action of the atmosphere on plant organs
Time changes in the atmosphere
The the weight of the atmosphere
The variations of the barometer
The range of the barometer
The higher barometer ranges
Variations in the temperature of the air
Sea temperatures
Eastern North America meteorological tables
Continental climates
The ascent and descent of water
Heated water vapour
A cloud is a mass of vapour
Cirrus, Cumulus and Stratus clouds
Cirro-cumuli and Cirrostrata clouds
Cumulo-stratus, Cumulo-cirro-stratus, or Nimbus, and Fall Clouds
Cirrus cloud density
Cumulus cloud density
Stratus cloud density
Transition cloud forms
Uses of clouds
Dew moisture
Aristotle on the cause of dew
Frost derives from the atmosphere
The history of frosts
Hail is frozen rain
Snow is frozen vapour
Uses of snow
Ice is solid water
Extent of northern ice sheet
Wind is agitation of the air
Wind near Glasgow
Wind in Ireland
Wind speed degrees of motion
Causes of wind
Effects of sun and moon
Land and sea breezes
Variation in winds
Other descriptions of winds
Thunder and lightening
Thunder
The sound of thunder
The explosion of thunder
The season of thunder
Thunderbolts
Thunder-clouds
Lightning and electricity
Lightning is an electrical explosion
Safety from thunder and lightening
The study of atmospherical changes
A variable climate
Natural data for the study of climate
The influence of the moon on the weather
The ten situations in the moon orbit
The new moon
The moon in relation to good and bad weather
The octants
The barometer, hygrometer, rain-gauge and thermometer
Uses of barometers
The rising of the mercury
Barometer and weather forecasting
Concavity of mercury surface
Barometer in spring
The hygrometer
A sponge hygrometer
Oil of vitriol
Steelyard hygrometer
Line and plummet
The hair hygrometer of De Saussure
Professor Daniell perfect hygrometer
The rain-gauge, pluviometer or hyetometer
A hollow cylinder rain-gauge
A copper funnel rain-gauge
Access to rain guages
Pluviometers at different places
Thermometers
The scales of Fahrenheit and Reaumur thermometers
The study of the weather from precedent
The probabilities of particular seasons
Wet and dry springs, summers and autumns
Wet seasons
January is the coldest month
The climate of the British isles
The British climate
The deterioration of the British climate