The Monthly Microscopical Journal: Transactions of the Royal Microscopical Society, and Record of Histological Research at Home and Abroad, Volumen6Robert Hardwicke, 1871 |
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... species , for the varieties are endless , and such a common facies is impressed on the whole group that Linnæus regarded them all as one species , which he named Sphagnum palustre . In our own time , however , the careful use of the ...
... species , for the varieties are endless , and such a common facies is impressed on the whole group that Linnæus regarded them all as one species , which he named Sphagnum palustre . In our own time , however , the careful use of the ...
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... species , with illustrative figures of their structure . Commencing with the spore , we find that on germination it does not produce the much - branched confervoid prothallium of mosses , but if growing on the wet peat , a lobed ...
... species , with illustrative figures of their structure . Commencing with the spore , we find that on germination it does not produce the much - branched confervoid prothallium of mosses , but if growing on the wet peat , a lobed ...
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... species two complete spirals contain five leaves ( phyllotaxy ) ; their form is ovate or tongue - shaped , with the ... species become more or less a dirty white . The spiral threads are nothing but thickenings on the inner wall of the ...
... species two complete spirals contain five leaves ( phyllotaxy ) ; their form is ovate or tongue - shaped , with the ... species become more or less a dirty white . The spiral threads are nothing but thickenings on the inner wall of the ...
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... species , being almost spherical , the lid only slightly convex , without any beak or point , and we never find any trace of a peristome . The sporangium , or spore sac , does not attain the development found in mosses , for it appears ...
... species , being almost spherical , the lid only slightly convex , without any beak or point , and we never find any trace of a peristome . The sporangium , or spore sac , does not attain the development found in mosses , for it appears ...
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... species are known , all of which I hope to illustrate ; and in carrying out this object , I shall feel thankful for good specimens of any of our species , but especially those occurring in the north of Scotland , for the wild moorlands ...
... species are known , all of which I hope to illustrate ; and in carrying out this object , I shall feel thankful for good specimens of any of our species , but especially those occurring in the north of Scotland , for the wild moorlands ...
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