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Identifier: quarterlyjournal04comp (find matches)
Title: Quarterly journal of microscopical science
Year: 1853 (1850s)
Authors: Company of Biologists Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain) Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain). Transactions. New Ser., v. 1-16, 1853-68
Subjects: Microscope and microscopy
Publisher: Oxford : Clarendon Press
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
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th the gonidia dividing.11.—A more advanced frond.12.—A frond, with the young ones nearly perfect.13 and 14.—Young fronds free.15 to 20.—Side and end views of fronds, with the gonidia pushed close together. ^ 21.-Side of a frond, like fig. 15, with the gonicha encysted, their contentsoo turned red, and the gelatinous envelope nearly dissolved22.—End view of the same. 23.—Side view of one with 32 gonidia, more magnified.24.—Restmg-spores (encysted gonidia) free.25.—One more magnified, to show the membranous coat. Figs. 26 and 27, Apiocystis Brauniana, Nageli.26.—A half-grown frond.27.—Green gonidia from ihe interior, tlie lower ones dividing. Figs. 28—36, Clathrocystis ceniginosa, Henfrey. 28 to 31.—Successive stages of development of a frond.32 to 34.—Fragments of a broken-u)i frond, like fig. 31.35.—Green cells from the interior of the gelatinous fronds, some under-going division.36.—One more magnified, to show the membranous coat. ^^;iurujii^^^.%c.jv.m.
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I)>a«c£lo^ Tu&nVg^scu^. IferdjkYVsst Ib^ TRANSACTIONS OF MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY. DESCRIPTION OF PLATE V.,Illustrating Dr. Gregorys paper on the Glenshira Sand, Fig. 1.—Navicula rhombica, n. sp. A frequent variety ; S. V. 1*.— „ „ Front view, showing several grouped in a pack. 2.—N. maxima, n. sp. 2*.—Ditto, narrow variety. 2**.—Intermediateform of N. maxima. 3.—N. Hennedyi, Sni. (Not figured in Synopsis, vol. ii.) 4.—N, latissima, n. sp. 4*.—Ditto, longer variety. 5.—N. quadrata, n. sp. (= N, humerosa, Breb.) 6.—N.formosa, n. sp. 7.—N, pulchra, n. sp. 8.—N. angulosa, n. sj). 8*.- „ $. 9.—N. Macula, n, sp.10.—N. Solaris, n. sp. 2 figures.11.—.Y. f Pandura, Breb. (.?).12.—iV^.« nitida, Sm,12*.- „ ? 13.—N. incurvata, n. sp.14.—N. splendida, n. sp.15.—N. didyma, y. Costate striaj.10.— „ , S. A new variety,17.—N. clavata, n. sp.18.—Pinnularia longa, n, sp.19.—P.furtis, n. sp.20.—P. inflexa, n. sp.21.—P. acutitiscula, n. s

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