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This is duplicate of STARTING IN LIFE - version 1, but with jumpy sound and shots in a different order. Some sequences may be incomplete. Use version 1 - . Version one description follows. Pro Patria presentation. Produced by British Instructional Films Ltd. A poppy seed head is turned and hundreds of seeds drop out. Dandelion clock seen in C/U. Time lapse photography showing how the seed parachutes open and close depending on the weather. Seed flying over dry ground. When it comes upon a wet area the parachute closes and seed drops down. Alternate sunshine and dew can make the parachute open and close so that it finds the right spot. The thistle reaches its home by a bomb dropping device. C/U of the seed pod. Parachute will open and drop seed when it hits a tree or flower. The stonecroft (?) seeds are attached to flowers which bounce on the rocks to find a home. Nightshade seeds have hooks so they can “hitch a ride“ with passing animals. Burdock seed pods sticks to a coa
