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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 366

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nin Fig. 104:; forthe isolated ceUs(a), in which itoriginates, resem-bling in all pointsthose of a Proto-cocais, give rise,by their succes-sive subdivisionsin determinate di-rections, to suchregular clustersas those seen at band c, or to suchconfervoid fila-ments as thatshown at D. Acontinuation… … Successive stages of development of JJlva. 3M MICEOSCOPIC FORMS OP VEGETABLE LIFE. species presenting variations in the history of their deve-lopment), the filament increases in breadth as well as inlength (as seen at e), and finally becomes such a frond as isshown at f, g. In the simple membranous…

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