MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SCLEROID»
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SCLEROID»
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1
Living Sci. Bio. 8 (Col.Ed.)
Human eye consists of three layers — the outermost layer called scleroid, middle
layer called choroid and the innermost layer called retina (Fig. 37). Scleroid. It
gives shape and protects the inner delicate parts of the eye. It is white and thick ...
2
A General System of Botany Descriptive and Analytical: In ...
The tubercular or scleroid consists of globose or flattened regular or irregular
tubercles, of a firm texture, homogeneous structure, and composed of extremely
minute cells. This scleroid form, which plays a very important part in the
vegetation of ...
Emmanuel Le Maout, Joseph Decaisne, Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, 1876
3
Medical and Surgical Reporter
opticum sclerotica et choroidcae Amnion adduces : 1. An elongated, sometimes
gaping form of the foramen in consequence of insufficient closure of the foetal slit
of the scleroid,1 during the coalescing process with the fibrous neurolemma. 2.
4
Verbal Ability & Reading Compre Cat, 2E
This decline has been accompanied by an increased incidence of scleroid
malaria, a hitherto rare viral infection among children. Few adults, however, have
been affected by the disease. Which of the following, if true, would best help to ...
5
Verbl Ablty& Readg Comprhsn, 3E
This decline has been accompanied by an increased incidence of scleroid
malaria, a hitherto rare viral infection among children. Few adults, however, have
been affected by the disease. Which of the following, if true, would best help to ...
6
Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory of the ...
arated from one another, and increased in size, averaging 4 to 6 times the size of
the lower ones. Sections made in the region of the crowded small scales show
numerous patches of hard scleroid cells and the inner almost continuous ring of ...
7
Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory and the Morris ...
Sections made in the region of the crowded small scales show numerous
patches of hard scleroid cells and the inner almost continuous ring of bundles,
while in the position of the outer ring some fairly recognizable bundles are seen.
University of Pennsylvania. Botanical Laboratory, University of Pennsylvania, 1920
8
Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory and the Morris ...
Sections made in the region of the crowded small scales show numerous
patches of hard scleroid cells and the inner almost continuous ring of bundles,
while in the position of the outer ring some fairly recognizable bundles are seen.
University of Pennsylvania. Botanical Laboratory, 1919
9
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
My observation as to the presence of solid scleroid particles in the internal tissue
of the Sagartia has, in the first instance, been made in consequence of a simple
process of maceration in water, and weak acid. It became, however, important to
...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1869
The section was stained initially with iodine to show starch and then
counterstained with Fast Green Cortex The cortex usually has a prominent
endodermis known as the scleroid layer which separates the outer from the inner
cortical cells ...
Peter J. Lea, Jean-Francois Morot-Gaudry, 2001
