10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FECULAE»
Discover the use of
feculae in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
feculae and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Canadian naturalist and quarterly journal of science: ...
... of the prominences in the last eclipse—the corn-ear protuberance—that while»
its peculiar shape has all the appearance of having been impressed upon it by a
cyclone, it is in the neighbourhood of a larger sun-spot and a group of feculae.
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The Canadian Naturalist and Quarterly Journal of Science ...
Whether the prominences are connected with the feculae, he thinks, is a different
question, and more likely to receive an affirmative answer. Dr. Curtis remarks that
his photographs show abundance of feculae, and prove that there must have ...
3
The Repertory of Patent Inventions: And Other Discoveries ...
PaRMENTIER was the first I believe who doubted that the tincture of feculae in
alkohol was resinous, because it was not precipitated by water. Yet, if we
consider that water cannot separate it from gluten, that alkohol, oils, and greasy
matters ...
4
Travels in South America, during ... 1801, 1802, 1803, and ...
more important, as it is intended to separate the carbonic acid, and to facilitate
the re-union of the par- tides composing the blue feculae or sediment. This object
is obtained by violently agitating the fluid. — No less care, attention and ...
François Raymond J. de Pons, 1807
5
Colombia: Being a Geographical, Statistical, Agricultural, ...
Others think, that it is only necessary to obtain by simple evaporation and the
action of fire a diminution of the water, and a reunion of the particles of sugar,
thus facilitating the coagulation and separation of the feculae and the colouring
matter.
6
Elements of chemistry ...
There are likewise coloured feculae, such as indigo, which we shall treat of when
we come to the article Dying. - The uses of feculae are very numerous. 1. They
constitute a very nourishing food because the nutritive virtue of gramineous ...
Jean-Antoine-Claude Chaptal (comte de Chanteloup), William Nicholson, James Woodhouse, 1807
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American Journal of Pharmacy
Thelargestgrains of this fecula attain 51,, of a millimetre, but they are
distinguished from all other feculae, by their flatness and the prominence of their
margins, resembling disks, and for the most part marked on one of their faces by
a black ...
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The Philosophical Magazine: Comprehending the Various ...
We shall now proceed to green feculae, and shall observe that in laboratories, in
apothecaries' shops, and still less in the hands of a chemist so celebrated for
exactness as Rouelle, the chopped straw of green plants has never been eon- ...
9
Tiger Moths and Woolly Bears : Behavior, Ecology, and ...
Members of the Lithosiinae are able to launch their feculae well away from their
feeding perches. A late instar H. fuscosa placed on a flat surface fired its fecal
pellets an average distance of 14 cm and launched three pellets more than 20
cm ...
William E. Conner Professor of Biology Wake Forest University, 2008
10
Caterpillars of Eastern North America: A Guide to ...
Fresh feculae (droppings) provide another sign that can narrow the search. The
large feculae of hornworms and giant silkworms are especially obvious. If you are
feeling especially motivated, throw a drop sheet down below a foodplant of ...
