Reference:
     The lesson "J.C. Bose" was written by Aldous Huxley.
     J.C. Bose was born on 30th November, 1858 in Bengal. He was a great Biologist.
     Aldous Huxley visited his laboratory. He witnessed the reactions of a plant to an electric shock, stimulant and chloroform. He also saw a fully grown tree successfully replanted after Anesthesia Treatment.
     He recorded very small motions within plant tissue. He invented Cresco graph to measure responses that are similar to animal tissues.
     Huxley ends the essay on a sympathetic note. He says the death of the plant is as painful as for other living beings. This is a reminder to bring awareness to human beings about the importance of plant life.