The microscopy of vegetable foods, with special reference to the detection of adulteration and the diagnosis of mixtures (1916)
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var. sativus Bailey), and the dewberry, or running blackberr>{R. villosus Aiton). These are not only common wild plants, but havegiven rise to numerous cultivated varieties. Bailey: The Evolution of our Native Fruits. London, i8y8, 366, 379. BL/iCKBERRY. 355 In macroscopic and microscopic… … Fig. 267. Blackberry {Riibtts nigrohaccus). Outer layers of pericarp in surface view.epi epicarp with sto stoma; hy hypoderm; k crystal cells. X160. (Winton.) the case of the dewberry, sparingly hairy. (2) The drupelets are firmly attached to the receptacle by broad bases and do not separate from…
