Atlas and Principles of Bacteriology, Volume 2W.B. Saunders, 1901 |
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Page 5
... present time , when , properly , photography is so much used for the objective representation of objects in the natural sciences , especially those of bacteriology , many will look with suspicion upon a painted bacteriologic atlas . We 5.
... present time , when , properly , photography is so much used for the objective representation of objects in the natural sciences , especially those of bacteriology , many will look with suspicion upon a painted bacteriologic atlas . We 5.
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... present , with the exception of about 4 per cent . , only originals in the atlas ; while , naturally , those required as supplements to the text are more often copies . In the latter case the original source is always given . Varieties ...
... present , with the exception of about 4 per cent . , only originals in the atlas ; while , naturally , those required as supplements to the text are more often copies . In the latter case the original source is always given . Varieties ...
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... present often unprecedentedly arbitrary and unscientific nomenclature of fission - fungi that it will not challenge the derision of every scientist . ( Compare Introduction to Special Part . ) Not infrequently our observations did not ...
... present often unprecedentedly arbitrary and unscientific nomenclature of fission - fungi that it will not challenge the derision of every scientist . ( Compare Introduction to Special Part . ) Not infrequently our observations did not ...
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... present , they must be stained according to Neisser or Hauser . ( Compare Tech- nical Appendix . ) For the more exact following of spore- formation it is best to place a few bacilli in a drop of gela- tin or agar , and , with the aid of ...
... present , they must be stained according to Neisser or Hauser . ( Compare Tech- nical Appendix . ) For the more exact following of spore- formation it is best to place a few bacilli in a drop of gela- tin or agar , and , with the aid of ...
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... , 813 , 853 ) , in both the polar and equatorially germinating varieties , single or many individuals always present an oblique outgrowth . This has been completely confirmed by myself and Dr. Hirai MATURE SPORES . 27.
... , 813 , 853 ) , in both the polar and equatorially germinating varieties , single or many individuals always present an oblique outgrowth . This has been completely confirmed by myself and Dr. Hirai MATURE SPORES . 27.
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