Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 433
, sometimes of considerable length,which break-up by transverse subdivision into separate cells, eachof which has a nagellum at either end, though, when the cells arepaired (like those of Bacteria), each carries a flagellum at its freeend alone. The B. subiilis (Vibrio subiilis of Ehrenberg),… … aaaaaaBaaaaga A, Bacillus subiilis; each cell, when separated, biflagellate.Magnified 4,O0U diameters. B, Bacillus ulna, each cell biflagellate.Magnified 3,000 diameters. like a fish forcing its way through reeds. The B. ulna(Fig. 194, e), found by Conn in a stale infusion of boiled egg,…
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