Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1605/en

In the centre of the cell the phosphorus process concentrates itself in the nucleotides, the hereditary bearers. These carry the past — the attainment of evolution — into the present. In this work of creation all former becoming out of the spirit gathers itself together; and at the same time it contains something germinal, out of which this creation continually renews itself in the present and receives impulses that carry these germinal forces into the farthest future toward a new becoming. These impulses the plasma of the plant cell takes up, in the day-night rhythm, from the in-raying light of the Sun, whose forces are modified through the working of the planets. The site of this presentification of the germinal is the cell- or protoplasm surrounding the nucleus. It contains, floating within it as it were in fine distribution, the already-mentioned organelles — the ribosomes and mitochondria, as well as the magnesium-bearing (not phosphorus-bearing) chloroplasts, in