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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 291

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ustratethe general doctrines of Physiology. 150. The Hfe-history of one of these Unicellular Plants,in its most simple form, can scarcely be better exemplifiedthan in the Palmoglcsa macrococca (Kiitzing); one of those 268 MICEOSCOPIC POEMS OF TEGETABLE LIFE. humble kinds of vegetation wbicli… … Various phases of development of FalmoglcBa macrococca; a, fuU-E^^owa eel]; b, c, d, e, successive stages of binary subdivision; f, row01 cells, produced by succession of subdivisions; g, h, i, cells treatedDy lodme; k, l, m, cells in conjugation. a gelatinous envelope; the cell, which does not…

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