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RM2MA7MKH–walnut, lignified parenchyma from the fruit skin with branched pore channels, Juglans regia, anonym (botany book, 1875), Walnuss, verholztes Parenchym aus der Fruchtschale mit verzweigten Porenkanälen, noyer, Parenchyme lignifié de l'enveloppe du fruit avec des canaux de pores ramifiés.
RM2RRJ9H5–Mr. Charles T. Bright, Chief Engineer of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, 1858. 'This gentleman, the chief engineer of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and under whose superintendence the extraordinary feat of laying the Atlantic cable between Ireland and Newfoundland has just been accomplished, has long been one of the foremost of the small band of scientific men to whom we are indebted for the grand system of telegraphic communication which now ramifies throughout the civilised world. Mr. Bright has been connected with the telegraphs of this country for a long time, and, as engineer of the Mag
RM2RP9T18–(190416) -- SAN FRANCISCO, April 16, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on March 26, 2019 shows the Golden Gate Bridge and the city of San Francisco in the United States. (Xinhua/Wu Xiaoling) Xinhua Headlines: U.S. tech giants eastward expansion ramifies into social-economic structure, adding chances of cooperation with China PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RF2WK3KMG–The posterior segmental bronchus of the right superior lobe bronchus ramifies to form the bronchial tree 3d illustration
RM2AN7EBE–The hydropathic encyclopedia: a system of hydropathy and hygiene .. . vein. The Mterj SPLANCHNOLOGY. 221 ramifies abundantly in the coats of the hepatic ducts, supplying mate-rials for their mucous secretion, and for the nutrient vessels of theentire organ. The hepatk veins commence in the centre of each lobule by minuteradicles, which collect the impure blood from the lobular venousplexus, and convey it into the interlobular veins ; these open into veinscalled sublobular, and the sublobular unite to form the large hepatictrunks by which the blood is conveyed into the vena cava. An important p
RMA58JFH–Fishing boat homeward bound to Ullapool, Loch Broom via the Summer Isles. Wester Ross. Scotland. XPL 4801-450
RMPG4GXY–. Comparative morphology and biology of the fungi, mycetozoa and bacteria . Plant morphology; Fungi; Myxomycetes; Bacteriology. 3'54 DIVISION III.—MODE OF LIFE OF THE FDNGI. perforation of the-wall every trace of the proceeding has disappeared with the exception of a small projection which attaches the tube within the cell to the place of entrance. The tube now grows and ramifies inside the epidermal cell, and ultimately pierces through the inner wall of the cell and developes a mycelium in the tissue beneath it (Fig- 164). The majority of the intracellular Chytridieae, especially the Synchytr
RMMAAP42–. The earth and its inhabitants .. . more than 1,000 feet high. But towards the centre it increases in height and breadth, after which it ramifies into two branches, one of which runs north-west in the direction of its prolongation in the island of Cuba. This main axis of the Tlaiti orographic system has a mean altitude of over 6,600 feet, while some of its
RMT0DBPG–The earth and its inhabitants The earth and its inhabitants .. earthitsinhabita291recl Year: 1891 PHYSICAL FEATURES OF SAN DOMINGO. 399 coral reefs vliicli follow all the windings of the headlands and islets alono- the seaboard. The main range, running from Cape Engano for 340 miles across the island westwards to the St. Nicholas Mole, is at first merely a long ravined ridge, nowhere more than 1,000 feet high. But towards the centre it increases in height and breadth, after which it ramifies into two branches, one of which runs north-west in the direction of its prolongation in the island
RM2RP9T0R–(190416) -- SAN FRANCISCO, April 16, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on March 26, 2019 shows the Golden Gate Bridge and the city of San Francisco in the United States. (Xinhua/Wu Xiaoling) Xinhua Headlines: U.S. tech giants eastward expansion ramifies into social-economic structure, adding chances of cooperation with China PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RF2WK3NRA–The posterior segmental bronchus of the right superior lobe bronchus ramifies to form the bronchial tree 3d illustration
RM2RP9T11–(190416) -- SAN FRANCISCO, April 16, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Jim Wunderman, president and CEO of the Bay Area Council (BAC), receives an interview with Xinhua in San Francisco, the United States, on March 27, 2019. (Xinhua/Wu Xiaoling) Xinhua Headlines: U.S. tech giants eastward expansion ramifies into social-economic structure, adding chances of cooperation with China PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RM2AWGJAF–The hydropathic encyclopedia : a system of hydropathy and hygiene in eight parts ..designed as a guide to families and students, and a text-book for physicians . The artery SPLANCHNOLOGY. 221 ramifies abundantly in the coats of the hepatic ducts, supplying mate-rials for their mucous secretion, and for the nutrient vessels of theentire organ. The hepatic veins commence in the centre of each lobule by minuteradicles, which collect the impure blood from the lobular venousplexus, and convey it into the interlobular veins ; these open into veinscalled sublobular, and the sublobular unite to form t
RMPFN7XR–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. 338 AVES. one goes between the internal and middle toes, ramifies upon both their joints, and unites with the artery in the sole of the foot; the other is distributed between the internal toe, and the pollex or toe which occupies the place of the great toe; the main artery now passes to the sole of the foot through a hole in the meta- tarsal bone, left for the purpose, when the original parts of this bone were united by ossi- fication. In this situation the artery might receive the name of the plantar. It has scarcely pa
RMMAB56E–. The earth and its inhabitants .. . at least 18,000 cubic feet per second. But it soon ramifies into several shifting branches forming the delta of the Kurische HafF, with a single navigable canal to the port of Memel. In Lithuania lakes are very numerous, but mostly of small extent. East of Vilna the rocky plateaux are hollowed into a multitude of basins filled with rain- water, and here and there subdivided into smaller reservoirs by old moraines and
RF2WK3NB5–The anterior segmental bronchus of the right superior lobe bronchus ramifies to form the bronchial tree of the anterior bronchopulmonary segment of th
RM2RP9T28–(190416) -- SAN FRANCISCO, April 16, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Del Christensen, chief of global business development for the Bay Area Council (BAC), receives an interview with Xinhua in San Francisco, the United States, on March 27, 2019. (Xinhua/Wu Xiaoling) Xinhua Headlines: U.S. tech giants eastward expansion ramifies into social-economic structure, adding chances of cooperation with China PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RM2AJ9R08–Atlas and text-book of topographic and applied anatomy . andmiddle cerebral arteries. The chief branches of the vertebral and basilar arteries which supply the brain are: 1. The posterior inferior cerebellar artery, from the vertebral to the lower surface of thecerebellum. 2. The anterior inferior cerebellar artery, from the basilar to the lower surface of the cere-bellum. 3. The superior cerebellar, which arises from the basilar at the anterior margin of the ponsand ramifies upon the superior surface of the cerebellum. 4. The posterior cerebral arteries, the two terminal branches of the basil
RMPG43T6–. The diseases of crops and their remedies : a handbook of economic biology for farmers and students. Plant diseases. ROOT CROPS. 4B ramifies chiefly in the upper part of the bulb, causing decay. Among this mycelium are numbers of black grains —the sclerotia, or masses of mycelia in a resting state. Each sclerotium germinates by throwing out hyphse which ultimately give rise (at their ends) to sporangia containing oval sporidia (spores). The sporangia, when ripe, burst in the air, and the spores are wafted about by air currents, causing destruction to crops of onions. The spores ger-. Fig. 18.
![. The earth and its inhabitants .. . Eof C 25 Miles. the Chudes," galleries excavated in the live rock, where have been collected numerous copper, but no bronze instruments, the old race of miners having perished before reaching the bronze age properly so called. Some of the natives are traditionally said to be acquainted with other old and very valuable mines ; but they have always refused to reveal them» through fear of being condemned to the miner's hard fate. A little north of Zlatoust, in the great mining region, the main range ramifies into three branches, spreading southwards like Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MAB3F4/the-earth-and-its-inhabitants-eof-c-25-miles-the-chudesquot-galleries-excavated-in-the-live-rock-where-have-been-collected-numerous-copper-but-no-bronze-instruments-the-old-race-of-miners-having-perished-before-reaching-the-bronze-age-properly-so-called-some-of-the-natives-are-traditionally-said-to-be-acquainted-with-other-old-and-very-valuable-mines-but-they-have-always-refused-to-reveal-them-through-fear-of-being-condemned-to-the-miners-hard-fate-a-little-north-of-zlatoust-in-the-great-mining-region-the-main-range-ramifies-into-three-branches-spreading-southwards-like-MAB3F4.jpg ". The earth and its inhabitants .. . Eof C 25 Miles. the Chudes," galleries excavated in the live rock, where have been collected numerous copper, but no bronze instruments, the old race of miners having perished before reaching the bronze age properly so called. Some of the natives are traditionally said to be acquainted with other old and very valuable mines ; but they have always refused to reveal them» through fear of being condemned to the miner's hard fate. A little north of Zlatoust, in the great mining region, the main range ramifies into three branches, spreading southwards like Stock Photo")
RMMAB3F4–. The earth and its inhabitants .. . Eof C 25 Miles. the Chudes," galleries excavated in the live rock, where have been collected numerous copper, but no bronze instruments, the old race of miners having perished before reaching the bronze age properly so called. Some of the natives are traditionally said to be acquainted with other old and very valuable mines ; but they have always refused to reveal them» through fear of being condemned to the miner's hard fate. A little north of Zlatoust, in the great mining region, the main range ramifies into three branches, spreading southwards like
RF2WK3JRT–The anterior segmental bronchus of the right superior lobe bronchus ramifies to form the bronchial tree of the anterior bronchopulmonary segment of th
RM2RP9T24–(190416) -- SAN FRANCISCO, April 16, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on March 26, 2019 shows a street view outside the Bay Area Council (BAC) building in San Francisco, the United States. (Xinhua/Wu Xiaoling) Xinhua Headlines: U.S. tech giants eastward expansion ramifies into social-economic structure, adding chances of cooperation with China PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RM2AN40GE–Fungi, Ascomycetes, Ustilaginales, Uredinales . centre, infecting one plant after another and causing them to lose theirneedles and die. The mycelium ramifies in the intercellular spaces ofthe cortex, and within as well as between the cells of the bast, so that thesieve-tubes are completely filled. It forms also masses of pseudoparenchymabetween the dead and diseased tissues of the host. The development of the ascocarp has been studied in R. undnlata whereFitzpatrick found a long, multicellular archicarp recalling that of some ofthe Ascobolaceae. He regards the terminal cell or cells as a tric
RMPFHAE5–. Dansk botanisk arkiv. Plants; Plants -- Denmark. F. Børgesen: Rhodophyceæ of the Danish W. Indies. 51 The germinating spore grows downwards through the thick peripheral wall of the host plant until it arrives at the more compact innerwall of the cells. Here it ramifies sending out some few short horizontal branches (Fig. 50). These consist of thick-walled cells nearly as long as broad or a little longer and much swollen in their middle part, the endophytic filaments thus assuming a moniliform appearance (Fig. 51 c). The length of the cells is about 12—14 fj. and the breadth about 11 fjt. Fro
![. The earth and its inhabitants .. . 166° £5- Ease orureenwich 65°50' 0to5 Fathoms. Depths. 5 to 12 Fathoms. 12 Fathoms and upwards. 2 Miles. Beyond this peninsiila the main highway from Noumea ramifies in various direc- tions through the island. Noumea is surrounded by "penitentiaries," or convict stations, such as those of the island of Nou, with three thousand inmates, of the Duces peninsula, where eight hundred Communists were detained, and of Montravel, set apart for military criminals. Others are engaged on the public works in and about the capital, while the Marist missionarie Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MAAR1M/the-earth-and-its-inhabitants-166-5-ease-orureenwich-6550-0to5-fathoms-depths-5-to-12-fathoms-12-fathoms-and-upwards-2-miles-beyond-this-peninsiila-the-main-highway-from-noumea-ramifies-in-various-direc-tions-through-the-island-noumea-is-surrounded-by-quotpenitentiariesquot-or-convict-stations-such-as-those-of-the-island-of-nou-with-three-thousand-inmates-of-the-duces-peninsula-where-eight-hundred-communists-were-detained-and-of-montravel-set-apart-for-military-criminals-others-are-engaged-on-the-public-works-in-and-about-the-capital-while-the-marist-missionarie-MAAR1M.jpg ". The earth and its inhabitants .. . 166° £5- Ease orureenwich 65°50' 0to5 Fathoms. Depths. 5 to 12 Fathoms. 12 Fathoms and upwards. 2 Miles. Beyond this peninsiila the main highway from Noumea ramifies in various direc- tions through the island. Noumea is surrounded by "penitentiaries," or convict stations, such as those of the island of Nou, with three thousand inmates, of the Duces peninsula, where eight hundred Communists were detained, and of Montravel, set apart for military criminals. Others are engaged on the public works in and about the capital, while the Marist missionarie Stock Photo")
RMMAAR1M–. The earth and its inhabitants .. . 166° £5- Ease orureenwich 65°50' 0to5 Fathoms. Depths. 5 to 12 Fathoms. 12 Fathoms and upwards. 2 Miles. Beyond this peninsiila the main highway from Noumea ramifies in various direc- tions through the island. Noumea is surrounded by "penitentiaries," or convict stations, such as those of the island of Nou, with three thousand inmates, of the Duces peninsula, where eight hundred Communists were detained, and of Montravel, set apart for military criminals. Others are engaged on the public works in and about the capital, while the Marist missionarie
RM2AWKCBW–History of Cerro Gordo County, IowaFrom materials in the public archives, the Iowa Historical Society's collection, the newspapers and data of personal interviews; also containing sketches of representative citizens . enty-four by twenty-two feet in dimensions. The annualtransactions of the company have grown from two thousand dollarsto the noteworthy aggregate average of twenty thoiisand dollarsand the business is one of the important contributions to the com-mercial and industrial prestige of Mason City and Cerro Gordocounty. The trade of the concern ramifies throughout Iowa andalso extends
RMMAB4W1–. The earth and its inhabitants .. . ^ 5 Miles. the Yolhynian granite heights from flowing freely to the Dnieper, the waters have lodged in the low grounds, where they formerly expanded in one vast lake, now replaced by sluggish streams whose banks can scarcely be distinguished amidst the surrounding sedge and aquatic vegetation. Here the Pripet ramifies into a thousand channels, ultimately finding their way to the marshy Lake Lubaz, below which the main stream is again lost in innumerable drains, reuniting 60 miles farther down at the junction of the Yalsolda. During the rains nearly all thes
RM2AWFBCP–A system of human anatomy, general and special . metimestwo ureters to one kidney. The ureter, the pelvis, the infundibula,and the calices are composed of two coats, an external or fibrouscoat, the tunica propria; and an internal mucous coat, which is con-tinuous with the mucous membrane of the bladder inferiorly, andwith the tubuli uriniferi above. Vessels and Nerves.—The renal artery is derived from the aorta;it divides into several large branches before entering the hilus, andwithin the organ ramifies in an arborescent manner, terminating innutrient twigs, and in the small inferent vessels
RMMAAPG1–. The earth and its inhabitants .. . E .of Greenwich 38°i8' 52°30' Depths Lighthouse. 0 to 16 Feet. 16 Feet and upwards. Light-ship. .^^——-i.i^ ^ 2k Miles. long, and they jointly enclose a space of about one square mile in extent, which gives ample room for the largest vessels to ride at auchor, and which in front of the city ramifies into several basins, affording a further space of 175 acres for the shipping. Facing the city on the east or Asiatic side are vast depots of coal, of which over 540,000 tons were imported in the year 1883. On the southern or African side are the workshops and d
RM2AWWF5R–Manual of social science; being a condensation of the 'Principles of social science' of H.CCarey . the shoot. Vegetable Physiology; and second,into that of animal beings. Zoology, leading to Biology, orthe science of life. Following the stem in the natural order of rank and suc-cessive development it is seen next giving off Social Science,which divides itself into Jurisprudence and Political Econ-omy, while on the corresponding side the main branch, Psy-chology, ramifies itself into Ethics and Theology, the treefinally topping out with Intuition as the material branch andInspiration as the vit
![Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . artery, noting theiranastomoses. Find and trace the branch of the suprascapular nerve into theinfraspinous fossa. 294 UPPER EXTREMITY. 24. Dorsal Scapular Artery, Plates 161 and 162. — This artery (venae comites), branch of the subscapular artery (page201 ; Plates 116, 117, 119, and 120), presents, posteriorly, in theinterval between the long head of the triceps muscle, the teresmajor muscle, and the external border of the body of thescapula. It ramifies Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AX20B9/practical-human-anatomy-electronic-resource-a-working-guide-for-students-of-medicine-and-a-ready-reference-for-surgeons-and-physicians-artery-noting-theiranastomoses-find-and-trace-the-branch-of-the-suprascapular-nerve-into-theinfraspinous-fossa-294-upper-extremity-24-dorsal-scapular-artery-plates-161-and-162-this-artery-venae-comites-branch-of-the-subscapular-artery-page201-plates-116-117-119-and-120-presents-posteriorly-in-theinterval-between-the-long-head-of-the-triceps-muscle-the-teresmajor-muscle-and-the-external-border-of-the-body-of-thescapula-it-ramifies-2AX20B9.jpg "Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . artery, noting theiranastomoses. Find and trace the branch of the suprascapular nerve into theinfraspinous fossa. 294 UPPER EXTREMITY. 24. Dorsal Scapular Artery, Plates 161 and 162. — This artery (venae comites), branch of the subscapular artery (page201 ; Plates 116, 117, 119, and 120), presents, posteriorly, in theinterval between the long head of the triceps muscle, the teresmajor muscle, and the external border of the body of thescapula. It ramifies Stock Photo")
RM2AX20B9–Practical human anatomy [electronic resource] : a working-guide for students of medicine and a ready-reference for surgeons and physicians . artery, noting theiranastomoses. Find and trace the branch of the suprascapular nerve into theinfraspinous fossa. 294 UPPER EXTREMITY. 24. Dorsal Scapular Artery, Plates 161 and 162. — This artery (venae comites), branch of the subscapular artery (page201 ; Plates 116, 117, 119, and 120), presents, posteriorly, in theinterval between the long head of the triceps muscle, the teresmajor muscle, and the external border of the body of thescapula. It ramifies
RM2AG25P3–. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book.... he Great Slave Lake, in latitude62° N., it grows only to a height of about fivefeet. The general surface of the bark issmooth; but it is blackish and rough, detach-ing itself in narrow semi-circular, hard, thickplates, which adhere for a time to the tree,previous to dropping off. The trunk is usu-ally straight for about one fourth of its height, where it ramifies into a spreadingsummit of a handsome outline; but its foliage is too thin to display that massyrichness which gives so much beauty to the maples and many other trees. The
RM2AMXTH9–Anatomy and physiology : designed for academies and families . ; 6th, abducentes;9th, hypo-glossal. 3. Respiration. — 4th, Patheticus ; 7th, facial; 8th, glosso-pharyngeal, pneumogastric and spinal accessory. 4. Spinal. — 5th, Trifacial. NERVES OP SPECIAL SENSE. 1st pair, Olfactory. This nerve passes through the cribri-form plate of the ethmoid bones, and ramifies on the mem- What is said of learning a language or science ? How many pairs ofcranial nerves are there? Repeat their names. Into how many groups arethese nerves divided, functionally and physiologically? What are theycalled ? Give th
RM2AM7E4X–Diseases of the ovaries : their diagnosis and treatment . idual cellsdistinguish themselves by eccentric shapings ; they elongate,form a pedicle, and show their nuclei. After a time theythrow out a pouch-like projection, which lengthens, grows as itwere on a stem, and is nucleated too. Groups of cells some-times act together in the same way. Or it may be that acell becomes columnar, or ramifies, and assumes dendriticforms, budding after a like fashion. In the case of theirhaving plenty of space and abundant nutriment, they elaboratea fibrous coat, with capillary vessels, push on symmetrically,
RM2ANJ993–The Naturalist . rows to the height of fifty orsixty feet with a circumference of ten or twelve feet, five feet fromthe ground. Its roots extend even with the surface of the earth,in a serpentine direction, and with little variation in size, to thedistance of forty feet. The trunk ramifies at a small height, andthe branches, seeking a direction more horizontal than those ofother trees, and spreading widely, form a large and tufted head,which gives the tree a remarkable appearance. The bark of tl>esecondary branches is smooth and grayish. The buds, like thoseof the black Avalnut, are uncover
RM2AG2W0E–. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book.... k ramifies ata small distance above the ground, and forms aloose, and wide-spreading head. The leaves areopposite, and from six to fifteen inches long, accord-ing to the vigour of the tree, and the moisture ofthe soil in which it grows. Each leaf is composedof two pair of leaflets, with an odd one. The leaf-lets are petiolate, oval-acuminate, and sharplytoothed. Towards autumn, the common petiole becomes of a deep red. Theflowers are produced profusely, in April or May, and appear with the leaves.They occur in slender pendulous ra
RM2AG1DG3–. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book.... Description. or thirtyinches in ^^^gHE Broussonetia papyrifera I) LI (I - ^^Sli ing to a height of twentytrunk from ten to twelvein favourable feet, with adiameter: but i^s, IS a deciduous low tree, orlarge shrub, usually grow-. situations, itsometimes attains nearly double of these dimensions. .Its trunk ramifies at a small height above the ground, ^^into numerous branches, which form a wide, thoughregular summit. The bark of the trunk, when young,is rather smooth, and of a grayish colour. Its leavesare large, hairy, and canescen
RM2AX876Y–The earth and its inhabitants .. . y thebongos and c/iainpaiips (barges) often took two or three months to make the ascent.* Between tiie Magdalena delta and the Gulf of Uraba the Sinu is the onlyriver reaching the coast. It rises in the Paramillo uplands, and ramifies, like theMagdalena, into a labyrinth of shifting branches in an old lacu.strine district, nowhalf filled up by alluvial matter. Beyond this inland delta all the waters areagain collected in a single channel, which discharges about 11,500 cubic feetper second into the Morosquillo Gulf. Tlie Sinu is acces.^ible the greater part of
RM2AG1B2T–. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book.... Description. Ulmusamericana,when Stand-. E^^^^^m ing in theforest, is a lofty tree, witli a remarka-bly clean, straight, round trunk, witha small, much contorted head; but, ina clearing, where it grows in an insu-lated manner, receiving a full supply oflight and air, it appears in all its ma-jesty, towering to an elevation of eightyor one hundred feet, with a stem fromfour to six feet in diameter, which, atten or twenty feet above its base, usually ramifies into three or more primarylimbs, that continue gradually spreading outward
RM2AG25F4–. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book.... j)3 itat, usually at-tains a height of twenty to fifty feet,and ramifies at a short distance fromthe ground, forming a tufted head.The bark of the trunk is of a dun col-our, and is cormnonly without furrowsor cracks. The leaves are smoothand shiniug on their upper surfaces,and are about three inches long. Theflowers are white, and numerous, be-ing arranged in little bunches, fromone inch to an inch and a half long,which spring from the axils of theleaves, in the month of March or April.The fruit, which is oval, and nearly black, c
RM2AG9A3E–. A treatise on anatomy, physiology, and hygiene : designed for colleges, academies, and families. Fig. 56. A side view of the body and enamel of a front tooth. Fig. 57. A side view of a molar tooth. 1, The enamel. 2, The body of the tooth.3, The cavity in the crown of the tooth that contains tlie pulp. 4, A nerve thatspreads in the pulp of the tooth. 5, An artery that ramifies in the pulp of the tooth. 218. Each tooth is divided into two parts, namely, crownand root. The crown is that part which protrudes from thejaw-bone and gum, and is covered by the highly polishedenamel. The root, or fang
RM2AWTGEC–Magner's ABC guide to sensible horseshoeing : a simple and practical treatise on the art of shoeing horses . , Arterial Vessels. The figure shows the deep disposition of the digital ar-tery at the posterior face of the first two phalanges, and in theinterior of the third seen from its inferior face. A, A. Digital artery. C. Perpendicular artery at its point of origin. H. One of the branches running posteriorly, destined to the per- forans tendon, in which it ramifies itself.J. Deep-seated branch. K. Point of origin of the artery of the plantar pad.M. Deep transverse branch, completing behind t
RM2AFTJ5C–. A treatise on anatomy, physiology and hygiene : designed for colleges, academies and families. Fig. 56. A side view of llie body and enamel of a front tooth. Fig. 57. A side view of a molar tooth. 1, The enamel. 2, The body of tlie tooth3, The cavity in tlie crown of the tooth that contains the i>ul|). 4, A nerve tiiatspreads in the pulp of tiie tooth. 5, An artery that ramifies in the pulp wf the tooth. 218. Each tooth is divided into two parts, namely, croicnand root. The crown is that part which protrudes from thejaw-bone and gum, and is covered by the highly polishedenamel. The root,
RM2ANHJD3–Traité d'anatomie humaine . et leurs dimensions, les cellules nerveuses dela substance grise nous présentent toutes deux ordres de prolongements (voy. Ana-tomie générale) : des prolongements protoplasmiques ou dendritcs, plus ou moinsnonïbreux, plus ou moins longs, plus ou moins ramifiés, jouissant de la conductioncellulipète ; un prolongement cylindraxile, jouissant de la conduction cellulifuge.Ces cellules, suivant la destinée du cylindraxe qui en émane, se distinguent entrois groupes : i° cellules de racine ou radiculaires ; 2° cellules de cordons ou cor-donales ; 3 cellules ù cylindraxe co
RM2AMXRN6–Anatomy and physiology : designed for academies and families . rd. 5, The corpus callosum. 6, The first pair of nerves. 7, Ihosecond. 8, The eye. 9, The third pair of nerves. 10, The fourth pair. 11, The fifth second, o, ineeye. a, ±uk iuuu i1 «»«»-?• <=•=• *»isi!5S1r; .*r « inpair 12 The sixth pair. 13, 14, The seventh pair. 15, 16, 17, 1 he eighth pair. 18,The ninth pair. 19, The spinal accessory nerve. 20, Spinal nerves. 21, The mem-brane that separates the cerebrum from the cerebellum, NERVES OF MOTION. 3d pair, Motores oculorum.muscles of the eye. This nerve ramifies on the Describe
RM2AKYXT5–Traité de médecine et de thérapeutique . Fig. 27. — Épithélioma alvéolaire à cellules cylindriques modifiées. — Deux alvéolesde petites dimensions. — Portions de deux alvéoles plus volumineux. —En diffé-rents points, particulièrement dans un noyau en haut et à droite, on reconnaît lanature cylindrique de lépithélium. Les parties ombrées au centre des alvéolesreprésentent des produits de dégénérescence. — Grossissement : 114 diamètres. parties la disposition alvéolaire parfaite. Assez souvent les alvéoles quioccupent la muqueuse sont allongés en forme de boyaux plus ou moinslarges, ramifiés et
RM2ANGB3H–Traité de gynécologie clinique et opératoire . pithélial cylindrique de hauteur moyenne forme au-dessus delles une seule couche.(Dans dautres cavités kystiques les papilles nexistaient pas, la paroi était lisse ou présentait àpeine de petits bourgeons non ramifiés.) Liquide visqueux est lactescent dans les poches papil-laires, clair dans les autres. à cette position de croître avec plus de lenteur, et aussi de donnernaissance aux phénomènes de compression qui sont lapanage detoutes les tumeurs intraligamentaires, bridées contre le plancherpelvien. La perforation de la poche par les végétations
RM2AJE1XP–Introduction à l'étude des mollusques . -glions cérébral et pleural; XII, lobe du foie; XIII, cœur dans le péricarde; XIV, orificeréno-péricardique ; XV, orifice extérieur du rein ; XVI, anus ; XVII, foie. B. Doridiens Nudibranches à foie non ramifié dans lestéguments; anus médian, postérieur, leplus souvent dorsal et entouré dappen-dices palléaux ramifiés, « branchie »(fig. 78, IV); conduit génital triaule; desspicules dans le manteau. Famille Polycerid^. Un voile frontal plus ou moins saillant ;branchies non rétractiles. Euplocamus, Philippi. Des appendicesdorsaux ramifiés, sur le bord du ma
RM2AM0PFE–Human physiology (Volume 2) . ween B and C, the porta of the liver, the COeliaC, Which ramifies mitlUtelVD. Lipamentum rotundutn. E, F. Gallblad- , , .. , , , , J der. G. The pancreas. H. The spleen. I.thrOUgtl the SUDStance 01 the Organ.The ribs. K, K. The kidneys. L, L. Benal VUp rnirmtpr hrn nrriPQ of thic irtprrveins. M, M. Ireters. N. Aorta. O. Pper- A Iit; UUIHUt/I OrdllCIieS OI IIUS aiiery matic arteries, q a. common iliac arteries are arranged somewhat like the R. Vena cava. b. The spermatic veins. U., . ° . , . u. common iliac veins, v. End of coicn. hairs in a painter s brush, and h
RM2AM52DK–Traité pratique de bactériologie . laments ramifiés dont certains se terminenten massue ; linoculation intrapéritonéale cause la formation de tumeursoij se trouvent des granulations actinomycosiques typiques. Les formes décrites par Lignières et Spitz (1), dans une pseudo-acti-nomycose du bœuf, sous le nom de Streptothrix Spilzi, paraissentidentiques ou bien voisines. De même le microbe décrit par Nright (2)comme lagent de lactinomycose chez lhomme. Ces mycoses à Clado-thrix, pour employer un terme général, seront certainement plus fré-quemment constatées, parce que lattention est plus attiré
RM2AJE25B–Introduction à l'étude des mollusques . Fig. 76. — Tritonialineata, vu dor-salement, X 7 ;daprès Hancock .I, tentacule posté-rieur; II, appen-dice dorsal (bran-chie palléale); III,œil; IV, voile fron-tal; o, orifice gé-nital. Tête entourée dun voile en forme dentonnoir; pas de radule; piedtrès large, appendices dorsaux foliacés. Tethys, Linné : T. leporina, Linné; Méditerranée. —Melibe, Rang. Famille Dendronotid^. Tentacules antérieurs formant un voile frontal découpé; appen-dices dorsaux ramifiés ; foie divisé dans la masse viscérale et sélen-dant dans les appendices. 117 — Dendronotus, Aider
RM2AM6YJP–Archives des sciences physiques et naturelles . u former depetits groupes de 3 ou 4 partant dune base commune (fig. 52,55). Ces pseudopodes sont généralement droits et vont en samin-cissant progressivement, pourtant sur certains individus ils pré-sentent parfois des renflements sur leur parcours (fig. 57). Ilest rare de les voir bifurqués ou ramifiés. Leur longueur atteintcelle de la cellule. Parfois une cellule étalée se contracte subi-tement en sphère pour émettre à nouveau des pseudopodes,mais le plus souvent ces changements se font dune manièreinsensible, quelques pseudopodes disparaissent
RM2ANJ9DK–Traité d'anatomie humaine . à cet effet, Golgi a cru devoir admettre deux ordres de cellules,en se basant exclusivement, pour établir cette distinction, sur la disposition deleur prolongement cylindraxile. Nous désignerons ces deux espèces de cellulessous les noms de cellule de Golgi type 1 et cellule de Golgi type II. — La cellule deGolgi type I (fig. 266) est constituée comme suit : un corps cellulaire, de forme et ANAÏOMIE GÉNÉRALE 383 de dimensions variables; des prolongements protoplasmiques^plusou moins nom-breux et plus ou moins ramifiés ; un cylindraxe très long, naissant sur un pointq
RM2AG2PJA–. Revue de viticulture : organe de l'agriculture des régions viticoles. 148 L.GUIGNARD. INFLUENCE RÉCIPilOQUE DU SUJET ET DU GREFFON Les greffons de Haricot de Soissons sétaient ramifiés vers la base et portaientde nombreuses feuilles ; leur poids était de 62 grammes. On ne put y déceler laprésence du composé cyanique : par conséquent, bien que la branche latérale de. Fif^. 1. — Photographie dun pied de Phasculus lunalan grono avec Ilaiicot de Soissons. — Adroite, 6, bourrelet (paraissant assez gros a <-ause du mastic qui lentoure) ; au-dessus dubourrelet, greiïon constitué par le Harico
![Les zoocécidies des plantes d'Afrique, d'Asie et d'Océanie : description des galles, illustration, bibliographie détaillée, répartition géographique, index bibliographique . niyristica Kombo Insecte (n» 980) Fig. 617 (a). — Dap. nat. Fig. 5i8 (6). — Dap. nat. 928 ja. — Cécidie assez semblable à la précédente et comme ellehémisphérique àla face inférieure (dimensions : 3 mm. sur i,5).Elle en diffère par un bourrelet circulaire épiphylle et par RENONCULACEES 254 lépais revêtement de poils bruns ramifiés qui la recouvre sur ses deux faces (fig-.516). [Cécidomyide] 929 J. et W. Docters van Leeuvc Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2ANCX4T/les-zooccidies-des-plantes-dafrique-dasie-et-docanie-description-des-galles-illustration-bibliographie-dtaille-rpartition-gographique-index-bibliographique-niyristica-kombo-insecte-n-980-fig-617-a-dap-nat-fig-5i8-6-dap-nat-928-ja-ccidie-assez-semblable-la-prcdente-et-comme-ellehmisphrique-la-face-infrieure-dimensions-3-mm-sur-i5elle-en-diffre-par-un-bourrelet-circulaire-piphylle-et-par-renonculacees-254-lpais-revtement-de-poils-bruns-ramifis-qui-la-recouvre-sur-ses-deux-faces-fig-516-ccidomyide-929-j-et-w-docters-van-leeuvc-2ANCX4T.jpg "Les zoocécidies des plantes d'Afrique, d'Asie et d'Océanie : description des galles, illustration, bibliographie détaillée, répartition géographique, index bibliographique . niyristica Kombo Insecte (n» 980) Fig. 617 (a). — Dap. nat. Fig. 5i8 (6). — Dap. nat. 928 ja. — Cécidie assez semblable à la précédente et comme ellehémisphérique àla face inférieure (dimensions : 3 mm. sur i,5).Elle en diffère par un bourrelet circulaire épiphylle et par RENONCULACEES 254 lépais revêtement de poils bruns ramifiés qui la recouvre sur ses deux faces (fig-.516). [Cécidomyide] 929 J. et W. Docters van Leeuvc Stock Photo")
RM2ANCX4T–Les zoocécidies des plantes d'Afrique, d'Asie et d'Océanie : description des galles, illustration, bibliographie détaillée, répartition géographique, index bibliographique . niyristica Kombo Insecte (n» 980) Fig. 617 (a). — Dap. nat. Fig. 5i8 (6). — Dap. nat. 928 ja. — Cécidie assez semblable à la précédente et comme ellehémisphérique àla face inférieure (dimensions : 3 mm. sur i,5).Elle en diffère par un bourrelet circulaire épiphylle et par RENONCULACEES 254 lépais revêtement de poils bruns ramifiés qui la recouvre sur ses deux faces (fig-.516). [Cécidomyide] 929 J. et W. Docters van Leeuvc
RM2AG15PN–. L'arbre, la forêt et les pâturages de montagne; manuel de l'arbre pour l'enseignement sylvo-pastoral dans les écoles. esfûts très courtâ, ramifiés dèa la base et prennent cette forme monstrueuse qui les rend Impropres aux arts industriels. — Lesol se couvre dune épaisse végétation herbacé« et devient rebelle à lensemencement naturel. — Cest pour la forêt 1«commencement de la ruine 20 MANUEL DE LARBRE lélevage du troupeau ; — à la lutte pour laconquête du terrain de chasse, la lutte pour lapossession des pâturages, ou léchange pacifiquedes produits. Pour construire ses habitations, installer
RM2ANAC55–Traité d'anatomie humaine . —Les cellulesprésentent la plus grande analogie avec les cellules radiculaires des cornes anté-rieures de la moelle. Ce sont de grandes cellules multipolaires, munies de pro-longements protoplasmiques richement ramifiés et dirigés dans tous les sens :elles mesurent de 40 à 70 j. (Kôlliker). A ces cellules de grandes dimensionsse mêlent toujours, de préférence sur le côté dorsal du noyau, des cellules pluspetites, mesurant de 20 à 30 j. (Kôlliker). — Les fibres forment, tout autour dunoyau et dans son épaisseur, un réseau dune extrême richesse (fig. 731). Elles ser
RM2CED774–. Manuel d'histologie experimentale. 0 VI 4;^^^^^^^. Fie. ITô. — Coupe lie la paroi dun kyste prolifère delovaire. — a, bourgeons et papilles ramifiés limitant dosespace sinueux; h, surface papiliaire; v, vaisseaux coupésen travers. — Grossissement de 20 diamètres.
RM2CDEP56–. Arboretum et fruticetum Britannicum; or, The trees and shrubs of Britain, native and foreign, hardy and half-hardy, pictorially and botanically delineated, and scientifically and popularly described; with their propagation, culture, management, and uses in the arts, in useful and ornamental plantations, and in landscape-gardening; preceded by a historical and geographical outline of the trees and shrubs of temperate climates throughout the world . ten ramifies at half this height, and, at adistance, has the appearance of an old appleor pear tree, (^N. Amer. Syl., i. p. 58.) Thebark is blacki
RM2CEM11G–. The earth and its inhabitants ... 5 up stream. Formerly thehongos and chamjmneH (barges) often took two or three months to make the ascent.* Between the Magdalena delta and the Gulf of Uraba the Sinu is the onlyriver reaching the coast. It rises in the Paramillo uplands, and ramifies, like theMagdalena, into a labyrinth of shifting branches in an old lacustrine district, nowhalf filled up by alluvial matter. Beyond this inland delta all the waters areagain collected in a single channel, which discharges about 11,500 cubic feetper second into the Morosquillo Gulf. The Sinu is accessible the g
RM2CDK08T–. The ecological relations of roots . f shorter, minutely branched,often vertically descending rootlets. Thus the plant is provided with an 94 THE ECOLOGICAL RELATIONS OF ROOTS. effective absorbing system, which ramifies widely and fills the soil from adepth of from 4 to 36 inches. The whole root system is characteristic of thehalf-gravel-sHde root habit. Besseya plantaginea.âThis plant frequently grows in clusters of 3 or more,the individuals of which are connected by short rhizomes about 5 mm. or lessin diameter and 2 or 3 inches long. The base of the plant and these rhizomesare densely cove
RM2CNP0EG–. The sea-beach at ebb-tide : a guide to the study of the seaweeds and the lower animal life found between tidemarks . ts ofthe ventral surface of its host. The stalk divides and ramifies ina root-like manner within the body of the crab, from whose vitalelements it absorbs its nourishment. The roots spread like amycelium through the whole crab, even to the claws. Peltogaster lives on hermit-crabs. OPOSSUM-SHRIMPS 257 SUBCLASS MALACOSTRACA This subclass comprises highly organized Cnixfacea, usually ofconsiderable size, having the appendages much differentiated, thethorax with eight segments, an
RM2CEKNKM–. The earth and its inhabitants ... f over a mile at the town of Guayaquil,beyond which it ramifies through a small archipelago and round the large islandof Puna at the entrance of the gulf. The Guajas catchment basin has an areaestimated by Wolf at 14,000 square miles. On the Amazonian slope the copious rains, intercepted by the dense vege- HYDROGRAPHY OP ECUADOR. 237 tation even along tolerably steep inclines, transforms its surface to a veritablesponge, like the turf bogs of the Irish mountains. Here the matted arborescentgrowths are in some districts replaced by grasses or, rather, sharp-p
RM2CF469P–. Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Union of South Africa. is.Note the Black Spots. The disease shows itself as black, circular to irregular spots orflecks which, though more prevalent on the leaves, occur also onthe leaf stalks and stems (fig. 1). It is caused by a microscopicfungus, known scientifically as Septogloeum arachidis, which invadesIhe tissues of tho nionkey-iiut plant. The vegetative part or myrelium A Leaf Spot op the Pea-Nut or Monkey-Nut Plant. 529 of the fungus ramifies primarily in the air spaces between the celltissue, and gives out sucking organs into the cells thro
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RM2CDEFWW–. A study of the causes underlying the origin of human monsters : third contribution to the study of the pathology of human embryos . Fig. 292a a.—Photograph of ovum. Natural size.. Fig. 292a b.—Photograph of the embryo lying within the magma,times. X 7 No. i.] ORIGIN OF HUMAN MONSTERS. 285 most of the spinal cord have been destroyed; at one point thecord ramifies through the embryo. In the middle of the em-bryo the aortae and ccelom are sharply defined, but elsewherethe tissues are entirely obscured by numerous round cells. Theepidermis is intact. No. 293. Embryo, C. R., 19 mm. Dr. Lamb, Wash
RM2CGGR1T–. First book on anatomy, physiology, and hygiene : for grammar schools and families . 5 4 Fig. 30. A side view of the body and enamel of a front tooth. Fig. 31. A side view of a molar tooth. 1, The enamel. 2, The body of the tooth3, The cavity in the crown of the tooth. 4, A nerve that spreads in the pulp of thetooth. 5, An artery that ramifies in the pulp of the tooth. 123. The crowns of the teeth are covered with a very hardsubstance, called en-amel. The roots consist of bony matter. PHYSIOLOGY OF THE TEETH. 124. The use of the teeth is twofold. 1st. By a cuttingand grinding movement, they d
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RM2CDEFJN–. A study of the causes underlying the origin of human monsters : third contribution to the study of the pathology of human embryos . Fig. 292a b.—Photograph of the embryo lying within the magma,times. X 7 No. i.] ORIGIN OF HUMAN MONSTERS. 285 most of the spinal cord have been destroyed; at one point thecord ramifies through the embryo. In the middle of the em-bryo the aortae and ccelom are sharply defined, but elsewherethe tissues are entirely obscured by numerous round cells. Theepidermis is intact. No. 293. Embryo, C. R., 19 mm. Dr. Lamb, Washington. Dr. Lamb writes: Yesterday I sent you an
RM2CDBWT0–. Manuel d'histologie experimentale . espèces, des glandessudoripares, des glandes sébacées et de petites glandes mam-maires isolées dont le conduit vient souvrir au mamelon et dont lesacini siègent plus profondément (Sappey, de Briès). Très incomplètes pendant lenfance, car elles se réduisent à leursconduits ramifiés, les glandes mammaires ne se développent quependant la puberté, époque où bourgeonnent leurs culs-de-sac ter-minaux. Elles nacquièrent leur développement complet quà lapremière grossesse où leurs lobules sisolent et grossissent; leurscellules épithéliales présentent alors, dans l
RM2CEDKWC–. Manuel d'histologie experimentale. leur noyau,.se transforment en masses homogènes et donnent alors naissance àde nombreuses ramifications. Wagner admet une dégénérescencefibrineuse des cellules, bien que la présence de la fibrine ny soitipas établie dune manière positive. Ces cellules épithéliales altérées, transformées en des blocs homo-gènes à prolongements ramifiés, forment dans le pharynx des couchesblanchâtres, épaisses, opaques et dapparence fibrineuse, au-dessousdesquelles on trouve souvent des globules de pus et un exsudâthémorrhagique. Cest de là que viennent les îlots rougeâtres e
RM2CED75K–. Manuel d'histologie experimentale. Fie. ITô. — Coupe lie la paroi dun kyste prolifère delovaire. — a, bourgeons et papilles ramifiés limitant dosespace sinueux; h, surface papiliaire; v, vaisseaux coupésen travers. — Grossissement de 20 diamètres.. Fio. 176. — Bourgeon de la préparation précédente vu à un gros-sissement de 300 diamètres. —V, vais>c:ni du tissu conjonctif dela papille; m, épitliéiium cylin-drique. partie centrale est formée de tissu conjonctif embryonnaire. Leursvaisseaux sont nombreux et souvent dilatés en ampoule; quelque-fois ils sont rompus et donnent lieu à des points
RM2CET7NJ–. Anatomie des centres nerveux. rami-fient richemeut. — d. petite cellule de Golgi à prolongements ramifiés. — hf, fibre nerveuse avec sa termi-naison en forme de nid péri-cellulaire. — if, fibre grimpante de Cajal.— mf, fibres moussues de Cajal. —kf. fibres nerveuses à ramification spéciale (prolongement nerveux des cellules de Golgi). — e, cellulenévroglique donnant naissance aux fibres de Bergmann. sèderaient, daprès Tartuferi et Cajal, que des prolongements dendritiques.La nature de tous ces prolongements nest toutefois pas élucidée; un certainnombre dentre eux représentent peut-être des p
RM2CF002W–. Bulletin de la Société botanique de Genève. sontnon seulement appliquées lune contre lautre, mais aussi intime-ment unies au moyen dun extraordinaire enchevêtrement de poils ;la figure (1 a) qui représente, avant son épanouissement, un bourgeonterminal, nous le montre bien ; si, dautre part, nous examinons lafigure (2) qui représente une coupe passant au travers de lune deces deux feuilles, nous sommes trappes par labondance des poilsqui recouvrent ses faces tant interne quexterne, Ces poils sont, pour la plupart, pluriceliulaires ramifiés et plusou moins longuement pédoncules, dautres sont
RM2CJ3G66–. Dictionnaire géographique de la Suisse; publié sous les auspices de la Société neuchâteloise de géographie, et sous la direction de Charles Knapp, Maurice Borel, cartographe, et de V. Attinger, éditeur, avec des collaborateurs de tous les cantons . Le Rhin à Reichenau. certains traits de ressemblance. Ces deux rivières sontlune et lautre des torrents alpestres et ont toutes deux unbassin à structure asymétrique. Pour le Rhin postérieur HllI mu 91 comme pour le Rhin antérieur, lesaflluents de gauche sonttrès courts, ceux de droite sont longs et ramifiés. Lasy-. Le Rhin au pont de Ragaz-Maieni
RM2CE4E05–. Bulletin de la Société botanique de Genève . latant, de la fente qui sépare les deux thèquesaccolées vers les angles de ces thèques. La couche sous-épidermiqueesta cellules allongées perpendiculairement à la surface et souventelles sont plus hautes que les cellules épidermiques qui, parfois, sontdivisées tangentiellement (fig. 55,1 et 3). Au-dessous decet hypoderme il y a 3 couches de cellules allongéestangentiellement, et enfin des cellules transitoiresnourricières du pollen. Les faisceaux très ramifiés dela colonne androcéale ont un bois réduit, mais des cel-lules albumineuses à gros noyau
RM2CJ4Y3J–. Dictionnaire géographique de la Suisse; publié sous les auspices de la Société neuchâteloise de géographie, et sous la direction de Charles Knapp, Maurice Borel, cartographe, et de V. Attinger, éditeur, avec des collaborateurs de tous les cantons . -.-■«£■. Le Rhàtikon. Le Garïenthal, vu du Vogelschau. nant le triangle formé par les lignes Schanfigg-Strela.Landvvasser-Albula et Lenzerheide-Churwalden. Les deuxpremiers massifs sont, à lexception de la région Todtalp- 70 RH,E RH/E Casanna, peu ramifiés et de structure géologique simple; ilsprésentent les formes arrondies et à pentes douces du
RM2CEW39H–. Bulletin de la Société botanique de Genève. stylealors que les antéro-postérieurs, après sêtre ramifiés dans la paroi delovaire, disparaissent. Les huit faisceaux staminaux ne sont pasrépartis symétriquement, car dès quon aperçoit lindication de laglande, on remarque aussi que lespace entre les deux faisceaux desétamines placées du côté de cette glande est plus grand que celui quisépare les étamines situées du côté de la carène. Cette position desfaisceaux montre que la fleur des Polygala, dès le début, a une ten-dance à lasymétrie en ce sens que la multiplication des cellules du .13) B. JAU
RM2CE4HE5–. Bulletin de la Société botanique de Genève . e novembre derniei, jai trié, à partir dune terre prélevéeau Salève (sur terrain molassique au-dessus du Coin) un curieux champignon Phycoinycète. Il se développe sous for-me de filaments non cloi-sonnés, ramifiés, à plasmafortement granuleux, sou-vent en mouvement. Quel-quefois, on trouve des pro-longements senroulant au-tour de filaments voisins(fig. 1). Mais, ce qui estcurieux, cest labsence dor-ganes de reproduction, bienque ce inycète soit fort pro-bablement une Mucorinée. Dans le but de le fairefructifier, je lai cultivé surdifférents milieu
RM2CETATM–. Bulletin de la Société botanique de Genève. liums formés de cellules bour-geonnantes. Striée sur le Baulin neutre, sanssucre et amidonné à 10°/o, elle sedéveloppe bien, forme très rarementdes filaments, mais plutôt des mycé-liums souvent ramifiés et dont lescellulesbourgeonnent indifféremmentaux extrémités ou latéralement. Onrencontre également des cellules enT et des ovales. Ne sporule pas (fig. 3t). Décolore complètement lasolution diluée de bleu de méthylène, au bout de vingt-trois jours,mais garde, comme Bi, au contact du voile, une mince couche deliquide dont la teinte reste la même que
RM2CE442N–. Bulletin de la Société botanique de Genève . , dans cette espèce sontlogées, avant lanthèse, dans une cavité formée par la concrescence desbases des feuilles. Chaque fleur est cependant entourée par une spa-theJle. (23 f R. CnODAT. LA VÉGÉTATION DU PARAGUAY 185 Sur les feuilles naissent des touffes de lobes filiformes entiers (fig.18i, 176, 186) qui ont évidemment la fonction de branchies; ellesaugmentent la surface de respiration et dassimilation; parfois aussi,les feuilles se continuent en des lobes ramifiés qui rappellent, commedailleurs certains rameaux à ramification dorsiventrale scorp
RM2CDB9XA–. Histoire naturelle des drogues simples : ou Cours d'histoire naturelle professé a l'École supérieure de pharmacie de Paris . noire en dessus, blanche en dessous. Les mœurs du daimsont analogues à celles du cerf. On en connaît une variété dunbrun noirâtre presque uniforme. Le cerf commun [Cervus Elaphus, L.) habite les forêts de toutelEurope et de lAsie tempérée, jusquau Japon. Le mâle estpourvu de dents canines à la mâchoire supérieure, et de boisronds et ramifiés. Le mâle et la femelle adultes ont en été ledos, les flancs et le dehors des cuisses dun fauve brun, avec uneligne noirâtre régna
RMRE9H2Y–. Contributions to embryology. Embryology. LYMPHATICS IN THE STOMACH OF THE EMBRYO PIG. traverses the gastro-splenic ligament to the center of the greater curvature of the stomach where it ramifies to right and left (fig. 4). These lymphatics then anasto- mose, over both the anterior and the posterior walls, with those from the lesser curvature, where connections are formed with the lymphatics of the esophagus and duodenum (cf. figures 4 and 5, plate 1). After this brief description of the general pathways along which lymphatic invasion of the stomach takes place, the characteristics of each i
RMRN9CN2–. An analytical compendium of the various branches of medical science, for the use and examination of students. Anatomy; Physiology; Surgery; Obstetrics; Medicine; Materia Medica. 128 PHYSIOLOGY. Fig. 38.* ganization, and central connexions, that stimulation of any part of the mucous membrane in which it ramifies, excites instantly to contraction all the faucial muscles supplied by the vagus and the facial nerves, and the permanent irrita- tion of its peripheral ramifications, as in cases of sore throat, will affect other muscles supplied by the facial nerves also. It is, therefore, an excitor
RMRFRC9T–. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. LYMPHATICS IN THE STOMACH OF THE EMBRYO PIG. 7 traverses the gastro-splenic ligament to the center of the greater curvature of the stomach where it ramifies to right and left (fig. 4). These lymphatics then anasto- mose, over both the anterior and the posterior walls, with those from the lesser curvature, where connections are formed with the lymphatics of the esophagus and duodenum (cf. figures 4 and 5, plate 1). After this brief description of the general pathways along which lymphatic invasion of the stomach takes place, the characteristics
RMRN6WNG–. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. 746 CIRCULATORY SYSTEM OF THE DOG (4) The inferior cervical artery arises at the first rib, and gives off the ascending cervical and transverse scapular arteries. Tlie former runs on the deep face of the brachiocephalicus, in which it ramifies. The latter goes to the anterior border of the subscapularis, and its largest branch (equivalent to the prescapular of the horse) accompanies the suprascapular nerve. (5) The internal thoracic artery is large and sends perforating branches to the pectoral mammary glands. The axillary part of tlie
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