Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 349
so that the frustule infront view has a cuneate or wedge-like form, the filament wiUbe curved^ as in the beautiful Mericlion circulare (Eig. 92, a). 326 MICEOSCOPIC rORMS OF VEGETABLE LIFE. Although, these, when gathered and placed under the micro-scope, present the appearance of circles overlying… … A, Meridian circulare:—B, Bacillaria pa/radoxa. such rich luxuriance, as in the mountain-brooks about WestPoint in the United States, the bottoms of which, accordingto Prof. Bailey, are literally covered in the first warm daysof spring with a ferruginous-coloured mucous matter, about aquarter of an…
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