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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 398

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Yeast-plant, which so abounds inYeast, that this substance may be said to be almost entirelymade-up of it. When a small quantity of yeast is placedunder the Micioscope, and is magnified 300 or 400 diameters, SIMPLER PORMS OF FUNGI :—YEAST-PLANT. 375 it is found to be full of globules, whicli are… … Torula CerevisicB, or Teast-Plant, as developed during the process offermentation:—a, b, e, d, successive stages of Cell-multiplication. forth one or two projections, which seem to be young cellsdeveloped as buds or offsets from their predecessors ; these, inthe course of a short time, become…

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