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The microscope and its revelations (1856)
Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 722
n the appearances they present, we may generallydistinguish in them two elementary parts; namely, a corticalor investing substance, of a dense horny texture, and a STRUCTURE OF HAIRS. 699 medullary or pith-like substance, usually of a much softertexture, occupying the interior. The former can… … Fig. 309 TIS? ^^^^^ ^t W jfC ^ ^ > !w H j^JC^^ -<^ 4^ ri ^ ^-^Sc^ fl H A ^, !:i --w3©^ i /jr^iLi>^ fej ^ —5 Lj Y^i)C< ^\^j & Fig. 308. Hair of Sahle, showing large rounded cells in its interior,covered by imbricated scales or flattened cells. Fig. 309. Hair of Musk-deer, consisting…Microscopy
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