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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 399

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64, and the numberof cells being obviously multiplied by duplicative subdivisionin directions transverse to each other. In fact, its generalmode of growth would indicate a near relationship to Gonium,one of the Yolvocinese, which presents itself in similar qua-dripartite aggregations ; and many… … FUNGOUS VEGETATION IN SILK-WOEMS. 377 containing organic matter; and there can be little donbt that,as no fructification has yet been seen in it, only its earlier andsimpler condition is yet known to us. Its true place can-not be determined, nntil its whole life history shall havebeen folio…

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