10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPORULE»
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sporule in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sporule and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Transactions of the Linnean Society. - London, Davis 1791-
... Laurent, and of Spongia as represented by Dr. Grant. The granular epispore to
which the cilia are attached, described and figured by M. Thuret as investing the
sporule of Ectosperma, is perceptible in M. Laurent's figure of that of Spongilla, ...
2
Transactions of the Linnean Society
Fig. 3. A fertile sporule, with its gelatinous covering : this and all the subsequent
figures are highly magnified. Fig. 4. Upper portion of a sporule, in which the outer
membrane is deficient on the conical projection, in consequence of which the ...
3
The transactions of the Linnean Society of London
A fertile sporule, with its gelatinous covering: this and all the subsequent figures
are highly magnified. Fig. 4. Upper portion of a sporule, in which the outer
membrane is deficient on the conical projection, in consequence of which the
more ...
Linnean Society (London),
1838
4
Annals of Natural History
place, for by a gradual arching or receding upwards of that part of the germ which
closes the cavity of the sporule the germ becomes hollow, the hollow
communicating with the cavity of the sporule, which is of course proportionably
enlarged.
5
Annals of Natural History, Or Magazine of Zoology, Botany, ...
place, for by a gradual arching or receding upwards of that part of the germ which
closes the cavity of the sporule the germ becomes hollow, the hollow
communicating with the cavity of the sporule, which is of course proportionably
enlarged.
Soon after the exposure of the entire germ, which is effected by the reflexion of
the valves and conical membrane over the side of the sporule, where they lie
quite concealed by the germ, little fibrillaeor rootlets begin to shoot from one side.
Linnean Society of London,
1849
7
Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London
Soon after the exposure of the entire germ, which is effected by the reflexion of
the valves and conical membrane over the side of the sporule, where they lie
quite concealed by the germ, little fibrillae or rootlets begin to shoot from one side
.
Linnean Society of London,
1849
8
The Phytologist: A Popular Botanical Miscellany
The sole remaining sporule now enlarges rapidly, assumes a pyriform shape,
and the mother-cell gradually recedes from it by a still more rapid enlargement,
except around the narrow extremity to which the three ruptured sporules which
form ...
George Luxford, Edward Newman,
1842
9
Lectures on Clinical Medicine
This eminent man of science has come to the conclusion, from experiments
performed with extreme care, that fermentation is dependent upon sporules
diffused in the air ; and that each kind of sporule, recognizable by certain
characters, ...
10
Hortus Britannicus. A Catalogue of All the Plants ...
-P 27829 cellàre Pers. wz'ne.cellar shaggy 3 year Sooty cellars Grev. cryp. 259
Fibrillària vìnìiria Sow. 3258. HELMISPO`RlUM Lk. Hanmsroaiun. (Helmins, a
worm, spara, sporule.) 2. -8. 278..'0 macrocárpon Grev. long-f'ruited broad О year
Bk ...
John Claudius Loudon,
1830
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPORULE»
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sporule is used in the context of the following news items.
" La filière apicole doit accepter de se remettre en cause "
Je vous rappelle que paenibacillus larvae est un germe qui sporule et que par conséquence, un traitement par antibiotiques est d'une totale inefficacité, si ce ... «la Nouvelle République, Apr 15»
Ivan Sproule signs for Linfield
Sporule is unable to play for the Blues until the January transfer window opens, and is also understood to have held talks with League of Ireland clubs Derry City ... «Scotsman, Dec 13»