SURAH HUUD 6: ALLAH MEMBERI NAFKAH KEPADA MAKHLUK GHOIB
There is no
moving creatures on earth but its sustenance dependeth on God:He knoweth the
time and place of its definite abode and its temporary deposit: all is in a
clear Book1)
1)Lauh Mahfuzh is a “place” or a “book” where shapes,
characteristics and fates of all creatures and matters are kept and recorded. Very small portion of Lauh Mahfuzh
have been known by Man in the form of knowledge.
FOR 500 MILLION YEARS NON-CHLOROPHYLLED MYCORRHIZA FUNGI
CONSUMED GLUCOSE FROM HIGHER CLASS PLANTS.
A mutualism symbiotic between mycorrhiza
fungi and higher class plants where studied in many agricultural schools.
Spores and vesicles of
the mycorrhizal fungi were kept in a carrier. The carrier was mixed with
mungbean seeds and then were dibbled in the soil when the planting time of a crop
arrived.
Absorbing water from
moist soil made the mungbean seeds swollen and roots grew from the seeds.
Mycorrhizal spores also absorbed water, swollen, broken and hyphae crept out.
The hyphae, a thread like structure, have capability to identify mungbean root
excretion. The hyphae then bored into the intercellular root cell and stayed
inside the roots. The cooperation between those creatures were in biochemical
and physical reactions as determined by their DNA.
The growing and branching of
mycorrhizal hyphae in the soil absorbed nutrients and flowed the nutrients into
the mungbean roots. Meanwhile the glucose made by mungbean assimilation when
the mungbean have been grown tall was given to mycorrhiza by intercellular
connection. In the area where there were attachment between the two cells, the
mungbean cell walls grew thinner so that flowing of nutrients between them
became easier. In the root tissue mycorrhiza produced vesicles, another
instrument to propagate besides spores. Spores were produced by mycorrhiza
outside the mungbean root tissue.
Upper Row Left:Mungbean root tissue without mycorrhizal vesicles.
Right:Corn root tissue not infected with mycorrhiza.
Lower Row Left:Mycorrhiza vesicles in the mungbean root
tissue.
Right:Mycorrhiza vesicles in the corn root tissue.
Photo by
Siti Djasmara,Magnification 400x
Lord has given glucose to
mycorrhiza fungi since the birth of higher class plants about 500 million
years. Lord is the Creator and the Nurturer of the living things.
Sardjono
Angudi
14/10/2015
