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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 359

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er the name of berg-meld ormountain-flour; and in times of scarcity, the inhabitants ofthose countries are accustomed to mix these substances withtheir dough in making bread. This has been supposed merelyto have the eftect of giving increased bulk to their loaves, soas to render the reaUy-nutritive… … Fossil DiatomaeeoB, &c. from Mourne momitain, Ireland:—a, a, a,Gaillonella (Meloseira) procera, and G. granulata; d, d, d, G. bise-riata (side view); h, b, Surirella plicata; c, S. craticula; k, S. cale-donica; e, Gomphonema gracUe; f, Cocconema fusidium; g, Tabel-laria vulgaris; h, Piimularia…

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