10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HORNLET»
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1
The Transactions of the Microscopical Society of London
But the true process of impregnation in Vauckeria and the development of both
kinds of sexual organs — the " hornlet" and the contiguous stunted organ, which
is more correctly termed " spore-fruit," [sporangium] than " spore," takes place in ...
2
The Transactions of the Microscopical Society of London
But the true process of impregnation in Vauc/Leria and the development of both
kinds of sexual organs—the “ hornlet” and the contiguous stunted organ, which is
more correctly termed “ spore-fruit,” [sporangium] than “ spore,” takes place in ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), 1856
3
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
But the true process of impregnation in Vaucheria and the development of both
kinds of sexual organs — the " hornlet" and the contiguous stunted organ, which
is more correctly termed " spore- fruit," [sporangium] than " spore," takes place in
...
4
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
Even before the sporangium has become separated from the parent tube by the
septum, there may be noticed in the rostrate elongation directed towards the "
hornlet," the gradual accumulation of a colourless fine granular substance, of the
...
Daniel and Eleanor Albert Collection, 1856
5
The Phytologist: A Botanical Journal
protrudes — a rostrate elongation on the side next the hornlet, in which a
considerable accumulation of the cutaneous layer is gradually formed, until it
becomes perfectly stuffed. At the same time the apex of the hornlet becomes
colourless, ...
6
Bijdragen tot de dierkunde
It is possible that the rhinoceros that was in Lisbon in 1515 had in fact such a
hornlet, as it is not uncommon for rhinoceroses to have extra horns. I know of
three cases in which rhinoceroses had an extra horn in about the same position
as ...
It is usually the case that the papilla destined to become the hornlet is formed
sooner than that in which the sporangium originates. The two papillae, even from
the first, differ so widely in dimensions that they can scarcely be confounded.
Queensland. Dept. of Agriculture and Stock, 1893
It is usually the case that the papilla destined to become the hornlet is formed
sooner than that in which the sporangium originates. The two papilla), even from
the first, differ so widely in dimensions that they can scarcely be con- ' founded.
Queensland. Dept. of Agriculture and Stock, 1893
9
British Fresh-water Algae: Text
It is usually the case that the papilla destined to become the hornlet is formed
sooner than that in which the sporangium originates. The two papilla? even from
the first differ so widely in dimensions, that they can scarcely be confounded.
Mordecai Cubitt Cooke, 1882
10
British Fresh-water Algae: Exclusive Desmidieae and Diatomaceae
It isusually the case that the papilla destined to become the hornlet is formed
sooner than that in which the sporangium originates. The two papillae even from
the first differ so widely in dimensions, that they can scarcely be confounded.
Mordecai Cubitt Cooke, 1884
