Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 475
que spot with numerous diverging prolongations, whichlooks as if formed by a deposit of sclerogen upon itsinterior. This method of preparation, however, does notgive a true idea of the structure of the cells; for eachof them has a pecuHar mammillary protuberance, the baseof which is surrounded by… … Cells from the Petal of the Geranium{Pelargonium). STETJCTUEE OE PAHTS OE PLOWER. 453 racter may be brought into view by Dr. Inmaiis method;which consists in drying the petal (when stripped of itscuticle) on a slip of glass, to which it adheres, and thenplacing on it a little Canada balsam diluted…
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