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Acinetæ "An order of the class Infusoria, the adult members of which have no cilia and no proper mouth, and are non-locomotive." -Whitney, 1902... |
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Alga Magnified view of some of a simple fresh water Alga, the Tetraspora lubrica, each sphere of which may answer to an individual plant.... |
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Algae "A division of thallogenous chlorophyllous cryptograms found in the most part in the sea or in freshwater."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Amebas An animal that lives in stagnant water. It is so small that it can only be seen with a microscope.... |
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Brown Alga "Fucus platycarpus...Section of a conceptacle much magnified." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Brown Alga "Fucus platycarpus...3. jointed branching hairs detached from the sides of the conceptacle and bearing antherids; 4. an antherid full; 5. an antherid with only one antherozoid left in it; 6. Antherozo... |
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Brown Alga "Piece of the frond of Fucus platycarpus furnished with receptacles." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Bryopsis Plumosa Bryopsis plumosa; apex of a stem with its branchlets; all the extension of one cell.... |
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Chara Plant body made up of stems bearing whorled, brittle branches.... |
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Chara They grow in pools and slow streams rooting in the ground and growing erect. Some species when taken out of the water emit a very disagreeable odor, like that of a sulphuric hydrogen. They occur all o... |
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Chara Branch of a Chara... |
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Chara Outlines of a portion of the stem in section, showing the central cell and the outer or cortical cells.... |
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Chara fragilis "1. Antherid and spore-case of Chara fragilis not much magnified; 2. the same at a later period, after the dehiscence of the antherid; 3. three of the valves which cover the antherid represented at th... |
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Chara Vulgaris Chara vulgaris, a modern lime-secreting alga, growing in fresh water. An important marl and limestone former.... |
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Chara Vulgaris Chara vulgaris, a recent calcareous alga (fresh water); sport-vessel with corona. This is frequently found in great numbers in fresh-water limestones, showing their mode of origin.... |
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Chlamydomonas This illustration shows the features in the life history of Chlamydomonas: A, character of the motile plant. B, conjugation of isogamous gametes. C, a plant dividing to form numerous small male gamete... |
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Chloroplast, Oedogonium "D, cell of Oedogonium, with numerous chloroplasts." -Stevens, 1916... |
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Chloroplast, Pleurococcus "A, Pleurococcus, with chloroplast at c." -Stevens, 1916... |
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Chloroplast, Spirogyra "B, cell of Spirogyra, with spiral chloroplast at c, nucleus at n, and pyrenoid at e." -Stevens, 1916... |
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Chloroplast, Spirogyra "C, cross section of Spirogyra cell, with nucleus at n, and section of chloroplast and pyrenoid below." -Stevens, 1916... |
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Chondrus Crispus Small plant of Chondrus crispus, Carrageen Moss; the spots represent the fructification, consisting of numerous tetraspores in bunches in the substance of the plant.... |
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Chondrus Crispus Tetraspores Two of the tetraspores from the Chondrus crispus.... |
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Conferva The growing end of a branching Conferva (Cladophora glomerata), showing how, by a kind of budding growth, a new cell is formed by a cross partition separating the newer tip from the older part below; ... |
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Corallina Corallina, a modern lime-secreting alga (entire plant).... |
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Corallina Corallina, a modern lime-secreting alga (a small branch enlarged).... |
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