Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1655/en

In the oak bark and outer bark, then, the calcium is grasped, as it were from above, from the cosmic pole that lives itself forth in the oxalic acid process. In the dandelion this process intensifies: through its blossom, developed to the highest perfection, it draws in the «silica finely distributed through the cosmos» and brings it into relationship with the potassium enlivened in the milky sap. Once again it is the acid-working through which the forces of the cosmos impress themselves from above upon the dandelion and, through it, upon the soil.