10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCHIZOMYCETOUS»
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HE SCHIZOMYCETOUS FUNGI. OR BACTERIA.— SchizomycetOUS fungi, or
bacteria, consist of simple cells without nuclei. They are either separate or joined
together in chains, bunches, colonies and sometimes solid, gelatinous masses.
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quarterly journal of microscopical science
The Causes of the Aggregation of Schizomycetous Plastids to form Compound
Structures of regular pattern. — I devote a separate paragraph to this subject, not
because I have much to say with regard to it, but in order to draw attention to the ...
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Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication
137* keep the name Bacterium for schizomycetous organisms of this type, and at
the same time we shall not be doing any violence to the older use of the word by
Ehrenberg, who figures and describes this kind of an organism. This the writer ...
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Bacteria in Relation to Plant Diseases: Methods of work and ...
His Bacterium termo was a small schizomycetous organism capable of growing
freely in Cohn's nutrient solution, containing acid potassium phosphate and
ammonium tartrate. It produced therein short rods (single, in pairs, or fours joined
end ...
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Bacteria in relation to plant diseases
Perhaps the rarity of schizomycetous diseases of plants lies in the generally acid
reaction of the juices of plants, perhaps also in their lower temperature as
compared with the animal body, and finally the formation of protective cork is
perhaps ...
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Bacteria in Relation to Plant Diseases: History, general ...
Perhaps the rarity of schizomycetous diseases of plants lies in the generally acid
reaction of the juices of plants, perhaps also in their lower temperature as
compared with the animal body, and finally the formation of protective cork is
perhaps ...
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The Microscopist: A Manual of Microscopy, and Compendium of ...
A genus of Schizomycetous Fungi. Bacterium, 135, 161, 315, 327 (Gr. bacterion,
a staff). — A genus of Schizomycetous Fungi. These rodlike, moving filaments
have been referred to the Algoe as well as to the animal kingdom. Their nature is
...
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The Medical Times and Gazette
... the different species of zymotic disease, — are capable of modification
according to the conditions they are surrounded by ; and nowhere is this more
evident than in the simplest fungi (moulds and blights), to which schizomycetous
disease- ...
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MEDICAL TIMES AND GAZETTE VOL 2 FOR 1876
It is possible that the schizomycetous organisms may be altered forms of some
particular mould or smut, altered in the character of their fructification, and altered
in their mode of growth by transplantation to a new home ; just as the ...
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
schizomycetic or schizomycetous adj. © 1870s. schizophrenia /skitso'fri:nia/ t>
noun any of various forms of a severe mental disorder characterized by loss of
contact with reality, impairment of thought processes, a marked personality
change, ...
