The American Quarterly Microscopical Journal, Volume 1Hitchcock and Wall, 1878 Includes the Transactions of the New York Microscopial Society. |
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... plants , was prevented from making other dredgings and col- lections of Diatomacea , by the sudden and unexpected recall of the party , which is the more to be regretted since the only dredgings that were made have proved so fruitful ...
... plants , was prevented from making other dredgings and col- lections of Diatomacea , by the sudden and unexpected recall of the party , which is the more to be regretted since the only dredgings that were made have proved so fruitful ...
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... plant , the skin , when infested , could be readily lifted , thus showing an inflamed portion beneath . Also , plants removed at different times from the matrix on which they grew showed 1 The greater part of the material in this paper ...
... plant , the skin , when infested , could be readily lifted , thus showing an inflamed portion beneath . Also , plants removed at different times from the matrix on which they grew showed 1 The greater part of the material in this paper ...
Halaman 20
... plant had formed a mat of mycelium over the whole animal . At another time some specimens with a small amount of the matrix were carefully removed and placed in distilled water , the result was growth equal to that which had taken place ...
... plant had formed a mat of mycelium over the whole animal . At another time some specimens with a small amount of the matrix were carefully removed and placed in distilled water , the result was growth equal to that which had taken place ...
Halaman 21
... plants must belong to the Physomycetes among the Fungi , where it is placed by Sachs ( 7,242 ) and Cornu . ( 2,5 ) . M. Cornu ( 2 ) separates the entire family into two main divi- sions - the Saprolegnieæ proper , and the Monoblepharida ...
... plants must belong to the Physomycetes among the Fungi , where it is placed by Sachs ( 7,242 ) and Cornu . ( 2,5 ) . M. Cornu ( 2 ) separates the entire family into two main divi- sions - the Saprolegnieæ proper , and the Monoblepharida ...
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... plants first appeared just anterior to the brain , then posterior to each set of gills , and , finally establishing ... plant upon the animal , i . e . , that long before death , the parts infested had the appear- ance of decomposing ...
... plants first appeared just anterior to the brain , then posterior to each set of gills , and , finally establishing ... plant upon the animal , i . e . , that long before death , the parts infested had the appear- ance of decomposing ...
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acid air angle alcohol Algæ ampulla ampulla of Vater angular aperture animal antheridia apertometer apparatus appearance balsam angle bands blood body branches Bréb cavities cells chlorophyll cilia circular color cylindrical described diameter diatoms division duct of Santorini duct of Wirsung ductus choledochus examination exhibited eye-piece fibers filaments fluid frustule gelatinous genus glass glycerin granules growth H. L. Smith Häckel Hitchcock immersion inch insect intestine lancets layer length lens light measured membrane method micrometer Microscopical Journal MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY microscopists minute mounted nucleus objective oblique observed obtained oogonia oogonium opening organ pancreatic paper plants plate present Prof pylorus rays red corpuscles refraction Saprolegnia screw seen sheath showing shown side slide space species specimens spherical sporangia sporangium spores stained standard structure surface swarm-spores terminal thin tion tissue tube walls Zeiss zoospores Zygospores
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Halaman 17 - Disc large, diam. .0038, valves very much inflated and densely packed with minute radiating punctae , which are scattered loasely and irregularly at the centre, and sometimes radiate from two central blank spaces. In the living form, the connecting membrane is broad, and the highly inflated valves cause it to lie obliquely. There is a characteristic circlet of minute spines, within the margin of the valves, and the subulate blank spaces so .characteristic of A. Ralfsii are more or less apparent....
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Halaman 186 - Microscope," by Mr. Wenham. The principle of operation consists in causing rays of light to pass through the under side of the glass slip upon which the object is mounted, at the proper angle for causing total-internal reflection from the upper surface of the thin cover, which is thus made to...
Halaman 39 - It was noticed, too, that other corpuscles were prone to pass out at the particular point of previous emigration, so that sometimes several would be crowded together along the vascular wall, and an hour later would be in close proximity external to the vessel opposite the same point. This phenomenon occurred usually not in the minutest capillaries, but rather in the large capillaries and small veins, ranging from ^ to ^ inch in diameter.
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Halaman 265 - ... living germ, and that the germs continue to multiply and increase by an independent action of their own — if this be indeed true, why do the germs after a certain time cease to multiply and allow the sick person to recover.
Halaman 211 - ... under exactly the conditions which prevail in actual work with this instrument. It was therefore determined to try the method with the meridian circle of Harvard College Observatory. Professor Pickering kindly authorized the expense of the construction of the necessary apparatus, which was designed by Mr. Geo. B. Clark, of the firm of Alvan Clark & Sons, and which was made under his superintendence. A ring having an outside face of two inches was made in two halves and securely fastened to the...