10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENTOPHYTOUS»
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1
The Gardener's Magazine, and Register of Rural and Domestic ...
As a general sketch the above is quite sufficient ; but after all, without calling in
question any part of the author's statements and reasonings, the facts and
arguments amount only to this, that entophytous fungi are produced generally
within the ...
2
THE GARDENER'S MAGAZINE
As a general sketch the above is quite sufficient ; but after all, without calling in
question any part of the author's statements and reasonings, the facts and
arguments amount only to this, that entophytous fungi are produced generally
within the ...
J.C. LOUDON, F.L.S. H.S. & C, 1843
3
The New Sydenham Society's Lexicon of Medicine and the ...
Entophytous. ('Euro's; tplrrov.) Of, or belonging to, an Entophyte. Entoplas tron. ('
Euro's ; plastron.) The median plate of the plastron of tortoises. Entoproc ta. (
Euros.) Same as En- doprocta. Entopter'yg-oid bone. ('Eirrds, within ; pterygoid
bone.) ...
New Sydenham Society, Henry Power, Leonard William Sedgwick, 1882
4
The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
Evergreens, which have thick coriaceous leaves and a horny cuticle, are well
known to be very scantily supplied with stomates, and yet such leaves are prolific
of entophytous Fungi, e. g. the leaves of Lauro-cerasus, holly and ivy ; this is a ...
5
Annals & Magazine of Natural History
Our especial object, however, in again adverting to it, is to direct attention to the
confirmation it affords of Léveillé's new views of the structure and nature of
Entophytous Fungi, of which an account is given in the 11th volume of the New
Series ...
6
Memoirs Read Before the Boston Society of Natural History
Entomogenous plants may in a general way be referred to five principal groups:
one including the bacterial forms which produce disease in insects ; a second
represented by certain entophytous algae; and three others all belonging to the ...
Many skin eruptions and excrescences are undoubtedly contagious, such as
impetigo, molluscum, and warts, and their contagion is due to bacteria and other
vegetable parasites. Entophytous organisms are found free in the stomach ; such
...
Frederick Joseph Sykes, 1892
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Annals and Magazine of Natural History
Evergreens, which have thick coriaceous leaves and a horny cuticle, are well
known to be very scantily supplied with stomates, and yet such leaves are prolific
of entophytous Fungi, e. g. the leaves of Lauro cerasus, holly and ivy; this is a ...
9
A Cyclopedia of Agriculture, Practical and Scientific: In ...
A group of epiphytous or entophytous parasites, comprehended formerly under
the large genus Uredo, to the exclusion of such as are more nearly allied to
Ecidium and Puccinia. In this restricted sense it comprises several distinct genera
, ...
John Chalmers Morton, 1875
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The # of the United States
Entomogenous plants may in a general way be referred to five principal groups :
one including the bacterial forms which produce disease in insects; a second
represented by certain entophytous algae ; and three others all belonging to the ...
