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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 26 (1879) (1879)

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ics of AVAVACA essentially of these two fungi. very fine perforations, which Micrococcus developed frecly will vary in number in a given nN and abundantly, forming large 4 space with the rapidity of the aoa A GJ masses of yellow or brownish discharges and the rate of the v0 yellow color. Bacillus… … cina ventricult, Spirociueta pli- tions. These imperfections catilis, and a larger form of havebeen overcome by Messrs. Spirillum or Vibrio. The first Bellet & Arros, by reducing of these fungi existed in sume of the furs, and twice de- one of wax answers well). The range of the instru- the…

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