10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MICROSPORIC»
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microsporic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
microsporic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Seed Development and Germination
Somatic and microsporic embryos of rape, cotton, alfalfa, and cereals (i.e., those
induced to form from vegetative tissues or from microspores in anther culture)
contain the major storage proteins present in zygotic embryos. Hence the
capacity ...
2
Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics
Two groups of ringworm affecting the horse can be distinguished, viz., the
microsporic and the trichophytic. (1) Microsporic Ringworm. — The commonest
form of this disease is the condition known under the name of contagious herpes
in foals ...
The trichophytic form is usually more persistent than the microsporic, and
disseminated ringworm is usually extre-mely obstinate, mainly, perhaps, because
it is easily overlooked. The disease is greatly mitigated by age. Other things
being ...
Thomas Clifford Allbutt, Sir Humphry Davy Rolleston, 1911
4
Aquatic and Wetland Plants of Southwestern United States
a-e, A. mexicana: a, part of a fertile plant: (left) globose micro- sporocarp with
megasporocarp at its base, (right) pair of megasporocarps enclosed in one
indusium (uncommon), x 20; b, habit, top view, x 12; c, septate glochidia of
microsporic ...
Donovan Stewart Correll, Helen B. Correll, 1975
5
A Text-book of Dermatology
The microsporon Audouini—the first discovered, which infests especially
Northeastern Europe, is at the present time endemic in England, causes two-
thirds of the cases of microsporic tinea ton— surans in Paris and is responsible
for the ...
Jean Darier, Sigmund Pollitzer, 1920
6
A Flora of the Marshes of California
a-e, A. mexicana: a, part of a fertile plant: (left) globose microsporo- carp with
megasporocarp at its base, (right) pair of megasporocarps enclosed in one
indusium (uncommon), X 20; b, habit, top view, X 12; c, septate glochidia of
microsporic ...
7
Aquatic and Wetland Plants of Northeastern North America, ...
Azolla mexicana: a. habit; b. portion of fertile plant; left, microsporocarp with
megasporocarp at base, right, pair of megasporocarps enclosed in 1 indusium (
uncommon); c. septate glochidia of microsporic massulae; d. microsporic
massula; ...
Garrett E. Crow, Norman C. Fassett, C. Barre Hellquist, 2006
8
The Cincinnati Lancet and Clinic
When they have attained a certain degree of development, they fall to the bottom
of the receptacle and appear to form the poini de dipart for a fresh microsporic
growth. The cultivations are readily carried on in neutral or slightly alkaline beef-
...
The course of the micro spory is of long duration. Increasing along the
circumference and by confluence or merging with other patches the baldness
grows apace. Microsporic Trichophyty. A different picture is given by microsporic
trichophyty.
10
The Medical Times and Register
Duguet and Hericourt conceived the probability of a pseudo-tuberculosis,
microsporic in character and of pityriasic origin. Artificial cultivations were made,
and with them inoculations which reproduced in animals the same parasitic
affection, ...
James Howell Hutchinson, Frank Woodbury, William Francis Waugh, 1886
