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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 364

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r seem to be a PalmeUa.—The second is the condition ofthe genus PalmeUa; of which one species, the P. cruenta,usually known under the name of gory dew, is commonon damp walls and shady places, sometimes extending itselfover a considerable area as a tough gelatinous mass, of the PALMELLACE^… … HcBmatococcus sanguineus, in various stages of development:—a,single cells, enclosed in their mucous envelope; b, e, clusters formedby subdivision of parent-eeU; d, more numerous cluster, its com-ponent eeUs in various stages of division; e, large mass of youngcells, formed by the continuance of…

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