10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CELLIFEROUS»
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1
The Microscope: Its History, Construction, and Applications
The radical branches give off at irregular distances secondary branches, which
ultimately become celliferous. Each of these secondary branches, however,
arises from a distinct compartment, as it were, of the tube from which it springs.
2
The Transactions of the Microscopical Society of London
It will be diflicult to make the more complicated conformation of the celliferous
portion clear without reference to the figures. The celliferous branches which
constitute the principal part of the whole polypidom, arise, as has been said,
either ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), 1849
3
Transactions of the Microscopical Society of London
It will be difficult to make the more complicated conformation of the celliferous
portion clear without reference to the figures. The celliferous branches which
constitute the principal part of the whole polypidom, arise, as has been said,
either ...
Microscopical Society of London, 1849
4
The Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
This zoophyte, according to Mr. Busk, consists of a creeping, tubular, radical
portion, from which the celliferous or polypiferous branches arise. This radical
part is composed of a central discoid portion, not unlike the body of an Ophiura,
with ...
5
The microscope; its history, construction, and application
The radical branches give off at irregular distances secondary branches, which
ultimately become celliferous. Each of these secondary branches, however,
arises from a distinct compartment, as it were, of the tube from which it springs.
6
The Microscope ... Illustrated with upwards of five hundred ...
The polypidom of this bryozoou, like those of most of its congeners, may be said
to consist of a radical portion, by which it is affixed to the objects upon which it
grows, and of a celliferous portion or branches, upon which the polypes
themselves ...
Jabez Hogg, Tuffen West, 1867
7
An Essay Towards a Natural History of the Corallines and ...
Of ' Celliferous Corallines. Y celliferous Corallines, I mean those small plant-like
marine Bodies, which adhere to Shells, Fucus's, &e. of a brittle, crustaceous, and
transparent Substance; and which appear, when magnified, to be fine thin'Cells,
...
The polypidom of this bryozoon, like those of most of its congeners, may be said
to consist of a radical portion, by which it is affixed to the objects upon which it
grows, and of a celliferous portion or branches, upon which the polypes
themselves ...
Jabez Hogg, Tuffen West, 1869
9
An Essay Towards a Natural History of the Corallines: And ...
Celliferous Co RAL L INES. placed alternately, and closely united at the lower
Part of the Sides: Their Entrances are very wide ; and the upper Part of them,
which projects, is sull of small Hairs like Eyelashes. Their Bases are narrow, and
seem ...
2. C. reptans, creeping, dichotomously branched ; cells biserial, looking one way,
semi- alternate, oval, the aperture oblique, armed with short obtuse spines at the
top. Creeping celliferous Coralline. C. reptans, Soland. Zooph. 23 ; Lam. Hist.
Natural History Society of Northumberland, Durham, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1838
