Common objects of the microscope [electronic resource] (1900)
Wood, J. G. (John George), 1827-1889, West, Tuffen, ill, Bousfield, E. C. (Edward Collins), b. 1855 · London : G. Routledge & Sons · leaf 73
selsproperly, the simplest plan is to boil the rhubarbuntil it is quite soft, then to break down the pulpymass until it is flattened, to take some of the mostpromising portions with the forceps, lay them onthe slide and press them down with a thin glasscover. They will not be found scattered at… … II. IIAIRS 53 so as to show them in their full beauty. As maybe seen in the illustration, the number of the ringsand their arrangement is extremely variable. Abetter, but somewhat more troublesome, plan is tocut longitudinal sections of the stem, as describedin our concluding chapter, when not only…
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