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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 402

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of lulus (gaUy-worm), that it is ex-tremely rare to meetwith individuals whosestomachs do not contain it. The Enterobryus originally * This plant, also, has much aQiiiity to Algse in its general type of struc-ture, and is referred to that group by many Botanists; but the conditions ofits growiLh,… … mucous membrane of stomach of lulus :—a, epitheUal-cells of mucous membrane; b,spiral thallus of Enterobryus; c, primarycells; d, secondary cell. 380 MICROSCOPIC STUUCTURE OP HIGHEE CEYPTOGAMIA. consists of a single long tubular cell, wMch. sometimes growsin a spiral mode (Kg. 121), sometimes…

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