Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 442
one of the ordinary moulds, suchas Penicillium glaucum, Mucor, or Aspergillus, provided the tem-perature be kept up to blood-heat; and this even though the solu-tion has been previously heated to 284° Fahr., a temperature whichmust kill any germs it may itself contain.* * See the observations of… … Sarcina ventrical!. 312. The Sarcina ventricidi (Fig. 199) is another Protophytewhich seems related both to AlgcB and Fungi; corresponding withthe former in its aquatichabit and mode of growth,and with the latter in re-quiring organic matter ofsome kind for its suste-nance. This Plant is…
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