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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 9 (August 1907) (1907)

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the sugar offered to it, after sections adapted to be pulled away piece- it has been heated to 230 deg. F. it is able meal until she is completely exposed in to consume only 29 per cent of the sugar. light raiment. Black cords manipulated Up to this point the ratio between fermen- A Startling… … temperatures. At a comparatively low lates. A bath in boiling water actually in- temperature the activity of the protoplasm creases the germinating power of the spores The Figure Emerging from Chaos. is destroyed and the rapidity of oxidation of Bacterium suMilis. falls. At a higher temperature…

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