10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARCHIPLASM»
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Miehe (96) has recently suggested that the meristematic state is due to the
presence in the cell of a hypothetical type of plasma, the archiplasm. No
evidence is supplied for the existence of this special plasma and no effort made
to seek it, ...
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Fifth International Botanical Congress
H. Miehe (Berlin) : The Archiplasm-hypothesis. A well-known and, as it seems,
generally accepted concept assumes that the multicellular body represents a
colony-like complex of elementary organisms, the cells, the reproductive capacity
of ...
A. C. Seward, International Botanical Congress, 1930
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Contributions from the Biological Laboratories in Princeton ...
In the higher animals at least most of the cytoplasmic differentiations of the
spermatozoon are lost after it enters the egg, though some differentiations such
as centrosome, plastosomes and archiplasm may persist; however there is the
most ...
4
Plant Tissue Culture: 100 Years Since Gottlieb Haberlandt
The somatic cells would have 'something', a special type of protoplasm, the so-
called 'archiplasm', missing. The archiplasm-hypothesis of Miehe to a certain
extent followed the germ plasm theory of the zoologist Weismann (1885).
Margit Laimer, Waltraud Rücker, 2003
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Experimental studies on nuclear and cell division in the ...
In the withdrawal of the archiplasm of the astral radiations into the spindle, certain
portions may be left isolated along the rays, especially if these rays are very long,
as is the case in the 1-cell and 2-cell stages. These isolated portions of ...
Edwin Grant Conklin, 1912
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Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
In the withdrawal of the archiplasm of the astral radiations into the spindle, certain
portions may be left isolated along the rays, especially if these rays are very long,
as is the case in the 1-cell and 2-cell stages. These isolated portions of ...
Spermatogenesis in Sauropsida.f — Herr C. Benda finds that the archiplasm in
the mammalian spermatide consists (a) of a pale homogeneously stainable
portion (which comes to nought), and (6) of a vacuole with a deeply stainable
body, ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), Sir Frank Crisp, Francis Jeffrey Bell, 1893
In other cases the rays change their nature near the centriole, and give rise to a
special zone of archiplasm as is seen in Fig. 58 (Pl. IV). In other cases a
homogeneous area is found between the archiplasm and the centriole. This zone
is the ...
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Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
Like the nucleus, both are under the control of the archiplasm. The fundamental
structure consists of threads and rows • Quart. Joura. Micr. Sci., xliii. (1900) pp.
351-G6 (1 pi.), t Aioh. Mikr. Aunt., lv. pp. 585-617 (1 pi. and 5 tigs.). X Anat. Anztig.
FERTILIZATION OF THE EGG OF THE NEMATODE WORM Ascarls ; ^N, egg
nucleus ; ,-JW, sperm nucleus ; A.rch, archiplasm ; G, centrosome ; A., B,
approach of germ nuclei ; C, Dt formation of two chromosomes in each germ
nucleus E, F, ...
