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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 439

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rac-tive power, andwhich, when ar-ranged in a mov-ingtraiu, appear asbright lines acrossthe cell; and theselines, onbeing care-fully watched, areseen to alter theirrelative positions.The leaf of thecommon Plcmtago(plantain or dock)furnishes an excel-lent example of ro-tation ; the move-ment being… … Circulation of fluid in hairs of Tradescantia Vir-girdca:—A, portion of cuticle with hair attaelied;a, b, c, successive cells of the hair: d, cells of thecuticle; e, stoma:—b, joint of a beaded hair, show-ing several currents; a, nucleus. THICEENING DEPOSITS WITHIN CELLS. 4 L7 Anacliarls) which…

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