Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 449
hich causes it to breakwhen the attempt is made to draw it out. This would seem tohave taken place, in some instances, from the natural elonga-tion of the cells by growth; the fibre being broken-up intoriags, which sometimes lie close together, but more commonlyat considerable intervals; such a… … LonTitudinal section of stem of Italian Beed-.—a, cells of the pith;h, fibro-vascular bundle, containing, 1. annular duct; 2. spiral duct;3. dotted duct, with woody fibre; c, cells of the integument. the former, are very frequently to be met-with. The spires aresometimes broken-up still more…
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