Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 404
se no incon-venience to the animal, as it moved and wriggled-about withall the ordinary activity of the species. The presence of thiskind of vegetation seems to be related to the peculiar food ofthe animals in whose stomachs it is found; for Dr. Leidycould not discover a trace of these or of any… … Fungoid Vegetation, clothing membrane of stomach of Fassulus,intermingled with brush-like hairs. 382 MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF HIGHER CRYPTOGAMIA. of a herbivorous beetle, the Passulus cornzitus, which lives, likethe luli, in stumps of old trees, and feeds as they do ondecaying wood. Of this…
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