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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ARTHROSPOROUS»
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If we compare the structure and development of Bacteria with those of other
known creatures, as we must do to answer the above question, the arthrosporous
Bacteria are seen to agree entirely in all essential points with the members of the
...
2
Transactions and Proceedings of the Perthshire Society of ...
The Arthrosporous Bacteria, according to De Bary, are simply Nostocaceae
which possess no chlorophyll, and Cohn has pointed out that they correspond to
the Oscillariaceae in their normal form. With regard to the Endosporous Bacteria,
...
Perthshire Society of Natural Science,
1903
3
The Scientific roll and magazine of systematised notes. ...: ...
a physiological correspondence to be noted presently, the structure of the
gonidia-forming or arthrosporous bacteria shows a progressive differentiation or
evolution from the simplest bacterial forms and species to the Cyatwphyceœ, a
group of ...
which brings into the foreground De Bary's suggestion that the distinction
between endosporous and arthrosporous forms is a real one, and should be
insisted upon : Hueppe, however, does not make the distinction so fundamental
as De Bary ...
Harry Marshall Ward,
1902
which brings into the foreground De Bary's suggestion that the distinction
between endosporous and arthrosporous forms is a real one, and should be
insisted upon : Hueppe, however, does not make the distinction so fundamental
as De Bary ...
Sir Isaac Bayley Balfour, Roland Thaxter, Vernon Herbert Blackman,
1892
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Comparative Morphology and Biology of the Fungi, Mycetozoa ...
There are comparatively uniform species, though they may be capable of some
variation, such as Bacillus subtrlis, B. Anthracis and B. Megaterium ; on the other
hand there are plcomorphous species, especially among the arthrosporous ...
Anton Bary, Henry Edward Fowler Garnsey, Isaac Bayley Balfour,
1887
7
Transactions and Proceedings
The Arthrosporous Bacteria, according to De Bary, are simply Nostocaceae
which possess no chlorophyll, and Cohn has pointed out that they correspond to
the Oscillariaceae in their normal form. With regard to the Endosporous Bacteria,
...
Perthshire Society of Natural Science,
1903
8
Pictorial Atlas of Soil and Seed Fungi: Morphologies of ...
88-6 papulaspora sp. 2. Spores dimorphic, i.e., papulosporous, and
arthrosporous. Papulospores borne directly on ordinary hyphae or terminally on
short conidiophores undifferentiated from hyphae, embedded, yellowish brown or
brown, ...
9
Acta Microbiologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae
STUDIES ON ARTHROSPOROUS YEASTS By Gyorgyi Voros-Felkai State
Institute of Hygiene, Budapest (Received July 15, 1960) Summary. Twenty-six
arthrosporous strains of fungi have been identified after Lodder and Kreger —
van Rij's ...
had discovered a new arthrosporous type. He believed himself to have found
only a character for separating Hormodendrum from Cladosporium. Nannfeldt
includes Bonorden's (1851) Hormodendrum pyramidiale (= Penicillium
anomalum ...
Maurice Langeron, R. Vanbreuseghem,
1965