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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 380

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s, ^i^- 109- and extend them-selves into arbo-rescent fronds;and one of the dis-tinctive charactersof the group isafforded by thefact, that the ex-tremities of thesebranches are usu- \>ally prolonged intobristle-shaped pro-cesses (Pig. 109).As in many pre-ceding cases, theseplants… … Branches of CJKBtophora elegans, in the act ofdischargmg ciliated zoospores, which are seen, as inmotion, on the right. * This group of plants seems to serve as the connecting Link between thosesimple Protophytes in which the sexes are not jet differentiated, and thosehigher forms in which the…

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