...transparent, and gummy, and which, when wet, is swollen and slippery. Placed under the microscope these cells (if their transformation has not advanced too far) exhibit the angular form and the close approximation of parenchyme-cells, but their walls are very thick, and evidently composed...

...transparent, and gummy, and which, when wet, is swollen and slippery. Placed under a microscope, these cells (if their transformation has not advanced too far) exhibit the angular form and the close approximation of parenchyme-cells, but their walls are very thick, and evidently composed...

...but of the very cells of the pith and medullary rays, in process of transformation into tragacanth. The transformed cells, if their transformation has...branches which present no such unusual structure. Mohl was able to trace this change from the period in which the original cell-membrane could be still...

...mucilage, but of the cells of the pith and medullary rays in process of transformation into Tragacanth. The transformed cells, if their transformation has...packing of parenchyme-cells, but their walls are much thickened, and evidently consist of numerous very thin strata. A similar mode of gam formation from...

...mucilage, but of the cells of the pith and medullary rays in process of transformation into Tragacanth. The transformed cells, if their transformation has...form and close packing of parenchyme-cells, but their walla are much thickened, and evidently consist of numerous very thin strata. A similar mode of gum...

...transparent, and gummy, and which, when wet, is swollen and slippery. Placed under a misroscope, these cells (if their transformation has not advanced too far) exhibit the angular form and the close approximation of parenchyme-cells, but their walls are very thick, and evidently composed...