Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 433
h reeds. The B. ulna(Fig. 194, e), found by Conn in a stale infusion of boiled egg, isdistinguished from the preceding by the greater thickness of itsfilaments and by its rigidity. The B. anthracis, which is found inthe blood and tissues of animals affected with carbuncle and splenicfever, usually… … Matted Bods of Bacillus anthracis, extending in rows between connectivetissue-fibres of subcutaneous tissue. transverse division (Plate xn., 5, 6), thus continuing to produce shortmotile filaments, furnished with flagella, without extending them- PLATE XII.
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