Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 446
ulus:—a, epithelial cells of mucous mem-brane ; &, spiral filament of Entero-bryus ; c, primary cell; d, secondarycell. FUNGI INHABITING THE BODIES OF ANIMALS. 581 these cells are developed, under favourable circumstances, intotubular filaments like those from which they sprang; but the… … Structure of Enterobryus:—A, growth of E. attenuates, frommucous membrane of stomach of Passulus; B, dilated extre-mity of primary cell of E. elegans, filled with secondary cells,which, near its termination, become mutually flattened bypressure; c, lower portion of the same filament,…
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