10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MYCELIAN»
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mycelian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The London Medical Recorder
If the hair fall to the bottom, the nodules become the origin of mycelian tufts which
are fragmentary, adherent to the glass, and which on reaching the surface give
rise to a film similar to the preceding. When placed on veal or beef broth, this first
...
2
British Veterinary Journal
Often we meet with some of these mycelian branches isolated, in regions
relatively healthy, and far from their point of origin. Around these leucocytary
masses the nearest hepatic elements, in process of degeneration, are swollen
and turbid, ...
3
Encyclopedia of Traditional Chinese Medicines - Molecular ...
Antifungal, mycelian Colletotrichum orbiculare 9546. Antifungal, mycelian
Phytophthora capsici 9546. Antifungal, mycelian Pythium ultimum 9546.
Antifungal, mycelian Rhizoctonia solani 9546. Antifungal, Nematospora coryli
8579. Antifungal ...
Jiaju Zhou, Guirong Xie, Xinjian Yan,
2011
4
Veterinary Journal and Annals of Comparative Pathology
Often we meet with some of these mycelian branches isolated, in regions
relatively healthy, and far from their point of origin. Around these leucocytary
masses the nearest hepatic elements, in process of degeneration, are swollen
and turbid, ...
5
Immunity through leucomaines
in preference in a mycelian fragment. It is thus that a shoot of a tree or bush, if left
on the surface of the ground in contact with the air, mill loseits vitality in a short
time, mhile under these conditions the seed would be preserved with its faculty to
...
Eusebio Guëll Bacigalupi, R. F. Rafael,
1886
6
A Treatise on the Parasites and Parasitic Diseases of the ...
The free surface sends out aerial filaments, which terminate in aerospores, or
aerial spores, which are sometimes in such large numbers that they are clustered
on the filaments like grapes on their stalk ; while beneath, the mycelian filaments,
...
Louis Georges Neumann, George Fleming,
1892
7
Modern development of the chemical and biologcal sciences
If these views have any foundation, we are led to think that in order to prove the
action of the air upon the anthrax bacteria it will be indispensable to submit to this
action the mycelian development of the minute organism under conditions ...
Henry Smith Williams, Edward Huntington Williams,
1904
In neutral chicken bouillon, the bacteria can no longer be cultivated at 45° C. On
the contrary its culture Is facile and abundant at 42° and 43° C, but also without
formation of spores. Hence there can bo maintained a mycelian cultivation of ...
Michigan. Dept. of Health,
1882
9
Year Book of the American Pharmaceutical Association
It is a saprophyte, and it absorbs its nourishment through the mycelian tissue. The
relationship between Monotropa and the mycelian tissue is one of symbiosis, and
between that tissue and the roots of other trees one of parasitism. — Pharm.
A close network of mycelian filaments- spreads at the surface of the soil,
envelops the seeds and the young plants and nourishes itself on their substance.
The more the fir forest ages the more parasites of all kinds multiply not only in the
trees, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MYCELIAN»
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A new desert
Wherever you looked, cattle and camel tracks spread over the surface of the earth like mycelian webs. Ten species of marsupial have gone. Possums have gone ... «The Monthly, Jul 09»