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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 386

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e cited byMr. Quekett in his Practical Treatise on the Microscope, Third Ed.,pp. 166, 397, et seq. * This multipUcation by bulb els was described by Amici m 1827; but hisobservations seem to have been forgotten by Botanists, until the rediscoveryof the fact by M. Montague. GEI^EEATIVE APPARATUS OF… … Antheridia of Chara fragilis .—a, antheridium or globule deve-loped at the base of pistlllidimn or nucule;—b, nucule enlarged,globule laid-open by the separation of its valves;—c, one of thevalves, with its group of antheridial filaments, each composed of ahnear series of cells, wi thin every one…

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