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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 421

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erent periodof life. As the componenttissues of which theirfabrics are composed, areessentially the same asthose which wiU be de-scribed in the next chapter,it wiU not be requisite hereto dwell upon them. Thestem (where it exists) isfor the most part made-up of cellular parenchyma,which is… … ObUtlue section of footstalk oZ Fern-leaf,showing bundle of sealariform ducts. FRUCTIFICATION OF FEENS. 399 Fig. 141. I work, from which prolongations are given-off that pass intothe leaf-stalks, and thence into the mid-rib and its lateralbranches; and it is their peculiararrangement in the…

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