The microscopy of vegetable foods, with special reference to the detection of adulteration and the diagnosis of mixtures (1916)
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les are characteristic thick-walledfibers (/). Endocarp. The stone cells have colorlessor yellow contents. Spermoderm (p. 335). The epidermastone cells are seldom over 100 n broad and60 « high. The rounded outer walls are por-ous and somewhat thickened. Hannig notesthe tree-like branching of the… … Fig. 255a. Apricot {PrunmArmeniaca). Epi epicarpwith / hair; / mesocarp fibersX160. (K. B. WiNTON.) BIBLIOGRAPHY. See Bibliography of Almond, p. 337, iitl Peach, p. 339: Hannig; Howard;Micko; Wittmack u. Buchwald; Young. PLUM. Numerous varieties of both the European plum {Primus domestka L.)and the…
