Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 406
rowing upon the surface ofjams and other preserves; especially when they are viewed witha low magnifying power, by reflected light. For they presentthemselves as a forest of stems and branches, of extremelyvaried and elegant forms (Eig. 124), loaded with fruit of singulardelicacy of conformation,… … GROWTH OP MOULD OX DECAYING SUBSTANCES. 383 helped, in order that it may be seen as nearly as possible inits natm-al condition; and it is therefore preferable to take-npa portion of the membrane-likesubstance whereon it usually Fig. 124. rests, which is, in fact, a myce-lium composed of…
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