10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONFERVAL»
Discover the use of
conferval in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
conferval and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement ...
... mashes or (tainted) meat, the vibrionic particles are “clear,” or colorless, and
hence not so easily descried as the colored ones, mentioned above, or the “black
nebulae,” found on slowly decaying conferval spawns, or on floating pine-pollen.
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1871
2
Summarized Proceedings ... and a Directory of Members
The latter kind of dots, considerably less than 5tjV?t °f ^ue m diameter,. are
observable as a dusky mass or haze, accumulated around the confines of such
pollen or conferval fibres, so as to present the appearance of a dark or black ...
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1871
3
Biological Reviews and Biological Proceedings of the ...
199) who established a group Confervales including unicellular, colonial, and
filamentous types (Ophioqytium, Illischococcus, Conferval, etc.) having these and
other characters in common; A. Braun (1855, p. 4.9) had long previously drawn ...
4
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
Mohl here refers to his observation on the separation of the conferval sacs, of
which we have already spoken. Mohl also confesses that after many years'
observation he still remains quite in doubt as to the place which the Bacillarz'w
should ...
David Brewster, Richard Phillips, Richard Taylor, 1837
5
The American Journal of Science
This animal opens like a book, undoubling its flaps; and it is thus that it devours
its prey (such as conferval spawns, etc), by bodily enveloping them like a ray-fish
(Raya) enfolding the nourishment as if fused around it, and the whole surface ...
6
Chambers's encyclopædia
C. rivularU, a species common in brooks, is sometimes 2 — 4 yards in length,
and was formerly used Oscillatoria Distorts ; a Conferval : a, natural size ; b,
magnified. as an application to wounds and slight burns. This and other species
are ...
Chambers W. and R., ltd, 1862
7
Contributions towards the materia medica & natural history ...
This "grcen-haired turtle," or tortoise, is a small fresh-water turtle, provided with a
growth of green conferval filaments of an inch and more in length, some of which
are said in the Pen Ts au to be golden. It lives in bowls on fish and shrimps, and ...
Frederick Porter Smith, 1871
8
On parthenogenesis, a discourse introductory to the ...
the divisions. The same phenomena occur in the development of the cells during
the growth of the conferval filament and of other cryptogamic plants. fertilizing
principle to the germ-cell, rather than to its essential operations when arrived
there.
Richard Owen (sir.), 1849
9
The American Journal of Science and Arts
This animal opens like a book, undoubling its flaps; and it is thus that it devours
its prey (such as conferval spawns, etc), by bodily enveloping them like a ray-fish
(Raya) enfolding the nourishment as if fused around it, and the whole surface ...
10
On parthenogenesis; or, The successive production of ...
... on one another ; excess of nutriment or other quality in one is balanced by the
endosmotic action of neighbouring cells, just as the nutriment is transmitted from
cell to cell to the last deve- loping-cell in the chain forming the conferval filament.
