Malaria According to the New Researches

æstivo-autumnal fevers æstivo-autumnal tertian agrarian Agro Romano amoeboid ancient Anopheles asexual Bignami bite body canals centre chromatin coccidia consequently Crown 8vo Culex culicidal cycle dell'Agro romano demonstrated development of malaria disease drainage endoglobular epidemy especially example favourable fecundation flagella forms frequently gametes genus Grassi hæmosporidia healthy Hospital houses hydraulic sanitation immunity inasmuch inhabitants inoculated Italy kill the larvæ lakes Lancisi land large number larvæ larvæ and nymphæ larvicidal live Maccarese maceration malaria malarial blood malarial fevers malarial germs malarial infection malarial mosquitoes malarious places methylene blue microgametocytes mild tertian months mosquitoes necessary parasite peasants pernicious fever pigment plants Pontine Marshes Professor prophylaxis protoplasm quartan quinine quitoes railway recurrences red corpuscle regulations rice-fields rivers Roma Roman Campagna Rome seen serum severe malaria soil spermoids spores sporozoites spring tertian stagnant staining substances summer surface TABLE temperature tertian tion to-day Tommasi-Crudeli valleys woods