10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AGAMOGENETICALLY»
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turn out to be but one of two phases of the same female, the parasitic, in
contradistinction to the non-parasitic, form, having the power of reproducing
agamogenetically. Probably it will eventually appear that other worms known to
us only in the ...
Zoological Society of London, 1870
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The Popular Science Review
The number of individuals agamogenetically produced bore a, strict relation to
the conditions under which their immediate progenitors. 'were placed. The
Physiology of Pain. — Professor Rolleston, who read a paper on this subject at
the ...
James Samuelson, Henry Lawson, William Sweetland Dallas, 1868
3
Desciptive Zoological Classification
... as is the case with Aphis, in which certain generations without sper- mathecae
or colhterial glands are viviparous agamogenetically, whilst others with a perfect
sexual apparatus are oviparous gamo- genetically. This lbrm of asexual genesis
...
4
Chemical and Physical Methods for Protecting Biopolymers ...
Fungi are reproduced both agamogenetically and syngenetically, with both of
these methods and peculiarities thereof being the most important basis for fungi
classification. Fungi hyphae grow apically, with any part of mycelium being able
to ...
M. I. Abdullin, R. A. Zainullin, R. V. Kunakova, 2008
5
The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, ...
If, however, the food-plant is grown in a conservatory where protection against
cold is afforded, the aphides may go on reproducing agamogenetically without
cessation for many years together. Not the least interesting features connected
with ...
6
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
The Infusorigen — according to this view — represents an individual which never
gets beyond an embryonic condition , but which nevertheless reproduces
agamogenetically while enjoying the protection of the parent , the latter holding to
the ...
... is an agamic reproduction of the prothallial generation, in a few rare cases, as
pointed out first by Dr. J Farlow, the process of gamogenesis is wholly in
abeyance and the prothallium gives rise to the spore-bearing stage
agamogenetically.
8
A Manual of the Anatomy of Invertebrated Animals
Professor Nicolas Wagner, of Kasan,3 discovered that the larvas of a Dipterous
insect belonging to the genus Cecidomyia, or to a closely-allied form (Miastor),
multiply agamogenetically in the autumn, winter, and spring. In summer, the final
...
Thomas Henry Huxley, 1891
9
Parasites: A Treatise on the Entozoa of Man and Animals ...
In this condition the larva is capable of developing, agamogenetically, other
larvae in its interior. The sporocysts are highly organised, forming redia.
According to Willemoes-Suhm, the redia of Fasciola hepatica lives on the body of
Planorbis ...
Thomas Spencer Cobbold, 1879
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The Midland Naturalist: The Journal of the "Midland Union of ...
... <tc., are dying out, being reproduced agamogenetically, and new varieties
which are produced from seed are taking their place ; but Mr. Morley replied that
in his opinion this merely arose from the vanished sorts having passed out of
fashion ...
