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The microscope and its revelations (1881)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 369

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a reddishor bluish purple. The central axis of each plant is originally com-posed of a single file of large cylindrical cells laid end to end; butthis is subsequently invested by other cells, in the manner to bepresently described. It bears, at pretty regular intervals, whorlsof short radiating… … Latrachvspermum mouiliforme. cells, arranged in a bead-like row, and sometimes subdividing againinto two, or themselves giving off lateral branches. Each of the primary branches origi-nates in a little protube-rance from the primitivecell of the central axis, pre-cisely after the manner ofthe…

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