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RM2A2M4YT–Callithrix torquata, Print, Callithrix is a genus of New World monkeys of the family Callitrichidae, the family containing marmosets and tamarins. The genus contains the Atlantic Forest marmosets. The name Callithrix is derived from the Greek words kallos, meaning beautiful, and thrix, meaning hair., 1700-1880
![Sithon aurea = Ritra aurea aurea (H.Druce, 1873), [Sithon] scopula = Thrix scopula scopula (H.Druce, 1873), [Sithon] pallida = Cheritra pallida (H.Druce, 1873), [Sithon] valida Sithon micea (Hewitson, 1869), Amblypodia olinda = Arhopala democritus olinda (H.Druce, 1873) Papilio lowii = Papilio memnon lowii (H.Druce, 1873), Astictopterus armatus = Ancistroides armatus armatus (H.Druce, 1873), Plesioneura signata = Celaenorrhinus ficulnea (Hewitson, 1868)) Satarupa affinis = Seseria affinis affinis (H.Druce, 1873) English: Butterflies from Borneo 6: Great Mormon, upperside of male 7: Red D Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/P7TNEG/sithon-aurea-=-ritra-aurea-aurea-hdruce-1873-sithon-scopula-=-thrix-scopula-scopula-hdruce-1873-sithon-pallida-=-cheritra-pallida-hdruce-1873-sithon-valida-sithon-micea-hewitson-1869-amblypodia-olinda-=-arhopala-democritus-olinda-hdruce-1873-papilio-lowii-=-papilio-memnon-lowii-hdruce-1873-astictopterus-armatus-=-ancistroides-armatus-armatus-hdruce-1873-plesioneura-signata-=-celaenorrhinus-ficulnea-hewitson-1868-satarupa-affinis-=-seseria-affinis-affinis-hdruce-1873-english-butterflies-from-borneo-6-great-mormon-upperside-of-male-7-red-d-P7TNEG.jpg "Sithon aurea = Ritra aurea aurea (H.Druce, 1873), [Sithon] scopula = Thrix scopula scopula (H.Druce, 1873), [Sithon] pallida = Cheritra pallida (H.Druce, 1873), [Sithon] valida Sithon micea (Hewitson, 1869), Amblypodia olinda = Arhopala democritus olinda (H.Druce, 1873) Papilio lowii = Papilio memnon lowii (H.Druce, 1873), Astictopterus armatus = Ancistroides armatus armatus (H.Druce, 1873), Plesioneura signata = Celaenorrhinus ficulnea (Hewitson, 1868)) Satarupa affinis = Seseria affinis affinis (H.Druce, 1873) English: Butterflies from Borneo 6: Great Mormon, upperside of male 7: Red D Stock Photo")
RMP7TNEG–Sithon aurea = Ritra aurea aurea (H.Druce, 1873), [Sithon] scopula = Thrix scopula scopula (H.Druce, 1873), [Sithon] pallida = Cheritra pallida (H.Druce, 1873), [Sithon] valida Sithon micea (Hewitson, 1869), Amblypodia olinda = Arhopala democritus olinda (H.Druce, 1873) Papilio lowii = Papilio memnon lowii (H.Druce, 1873), Astictopterus armatus = Ancistroides armatus armatus (H.Druce, 1873), Plesioneura signata = Celaenorrhinus ficulnea (Hewitson, 1868)) Satarupa affinis = Seseria affinis affinis (H.Druce, 1873) English: Butterflies from Borneo 6: Great Mormon, upperside of male 7: Red D
RM2AG2033–. The science and practice of dental surgery. phylococcusbrevis. A third class includes the chromo-genic bacteria mentioned on an earlier page.Of the above, the Bacillus liquejaciensfluorescens motilis, the Bacillus plexiformis, and the Proteus vulgaris are Gram-negative, all the others being Gram-positive. Round the edges of carious surfaces are found 302 many thread-like forms. These often includesuch organisms as tlie Leptothrix innominata andracemosa, Leptothrix buccalis maxima, the Strepto-thrix buccalis, and the vibrios described as theSpirillum sputugenum, and Spirochaete dentium,which
RMPG0A1Y–. The book of choice ferns : for the garden, conservatory, and stove : describing and giving explicit cultural directions for the best and most striking ferns and selaginellas in cultivation. Illustrated with coloured plates and numerous wood engravings, specially prepared for this work . Ferns; Ferns. CHAPTER XIX. TRICHOMANES, Smith. (Trich-om'-an-es.) Bristle Ferns.. HE name Trichomanes is the old Greek one used by Theophrastus, and derived from thrix, trichos, a hair, and manos, soft, in allusion either to the delicate nature of the fronds, or more probably to the peculiar soft, hairy natur
RMT03GJH–Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . drlrabenhorstskr0108rabe Year: 1907 214 versehen, an denen je eine Konidie ansitzt. Konidien eiförmig oder länglich, hyalin oder mehr weniger lebhaft gefärbt Der Hauptcharakter der Gattung liegt in dem Besitz von Konidienträgern, die nach der Spitze hin mit deutlichen Ansatzstellen für die Konidien versehen sind. Meistens sind sie als Zähnchen oder Höckerchen ausgebildet, im Gegensatz zu den Arten von Sporotrichum und Haplaria, die nur sitzende Konidien haben. Der Name kommt von Ehin (Nase) und Thrix (Haar).
RM2A2M4YK–Callithrix sciurea, Print, Callithrix is a genus of New World monkeys of the family Callitrichidae, the family containing marmosets and tamarins. The genus contains the Atlantic Forest marmosets. The name Callithrix is derived from the Greek words kallos, meaning beautiful, and thrix, meaning hair., 1700-1880
![. Fig. 29. The distribution of Rhizosolenia styliformis, South Georgia survey, November 1930. i = one hundred thousand. resources of this surface water. On this survey, it will be remembered, the western Weddell Sea current was apparently at a minimum, and was almost certainly dissi- pated before it reached South Georgia, and all the surface water round South Georgia at that time was comparatively " old " and mixed. More recently Mr John's preliminary investigations of samples collected during 1931-2 confirm the possibility of Thalassio- thrix being transported to the neighbourhood o Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MCTWCC/fig-29-the-distribution-of-rhizosolenia-styliformis-south-georgia-survey-november-1930-i-=-one-hundred-thousand-resources-of-this-surface-water-on-this-survey-it-will-be-remembered-the-western-weddell-sea-current-was-apparently-at-a-minimum-and-was-almost-certainly-dissi-pated-before-it-reached-south-georgia-and-all-the-surface-water-round-south-georgia-at-that-time-was-comparatively-quot-old-quot-and-mixed-more-recently-mr-johns-preliminary-investigations-of-samples-collected-during-1931-2-confirm-the-possibility-of-thalassio-thrix-being-transported-to-the-neighbourhood-o-MCTWCC.jpg ". Fig. 29. The distribution of Rhizosolenia styliformis, South Georgia survey, November 1930. i = one hundred thousand. resources of this surface water. On this survey, it will be remembered, the western Weddell Sea current was apparently at a minimum, and was almost certainly dissi- pated before it reached South Georgia, and all the surface water round South Georgia at that time was comparatively " old " and mixed. More recently Mr John's preliminary investigations of samples collected during 1931-2 confirm the possibility of Thalassio- thrix being transported to the neighbourhood o Stock Photo")
RMMCTWCC–. Fig. 29. The distribution of Rhizosolenia styliformis, South Georgia survey, November 1930. i = one hundred thousand. resources of this surface water. On this survey, it will be remembered, the western Weddell Sea current was apparently at a minimum, and was almost certainly dissi- pated before it reached South Georgia, and all the surface water round South Georgia at that time was comparatively " old " and mixed. More recently Mr John's preliminary investigations of samples collected during 1931-2 confirm the possibility of Thalassio- thrix being transported to the neighbourhood o
RM2AN3Y0M–The physiology and hygiene of the house in which we live . thrix, made up of bacteria clustered end to end. 3. Mycoderma, immobile, composed of bacteria in sheets. 4. Zoozoea, being masses of bacteria, immobile, inclosedin a sort of jelly which holds them together. For all these thesimpler names of necklace, chains, sheets, and jelly would haveanswered every purpose. Three ofthese names, however, have comeinto so general use that they re-quire definition here, which can begreatly assisted by comparing thesemicrobes to well-known objects.The first, except that it is infinitelysmaller, closely r
RM2A2M4YH–Callithrix hypokantha, Print, Callithrix is a genus of New World monkeys of the family Callitrichidae, the family containing marmosets and tamarins. The genus contains the Atlantic Forest marmosets. The name Callithrix is derived from the Greek words kallos, meaning beautiful, and thrix, meaning hair., 1700-1880
RM2AFT1C9–. Synopsis of the British Basidiomycetes ; a descriptive catalogue of the drawings and specimens in the Department of botany, British museum. o-wrinkled ; mid. sometimes faintly brownish. St. externally cartilaginous. G. broad, mucid.On beeches. Aug.-Nov. 3^ X 6 x in. VI. TRICHOLOMA Quel. (From the hairy, silky, or downy covering of the pileus, best seenin young examples; Gr. thrix, a hair, loma, a fringe.)Veil universal, imperfect, manifest in scales, flocci, fibrils ordown, which adhere to the margin of the pileus in infancy, sometimesobsolete or nearly so. Hymenophore confluent and homoge
RM2A2M4YJ–Callithrix personatus, Print, Callithrix is a genus of New World monkeys of the family Callitrichidae, the family containing marmosets and tamarins. The genus contains the Atlantic Forest marmosets. The name Callithrix is derived from the Greek words kallos, meaning beautiful, and thrix, meaning hair., 1809-1845
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
RM2A2M4YG–Callithrix cuprea, Print, Callithrix is a genus of New World monkeys of the family Callitrichidae, the family containing marmosets and tamarins. The genus contains the Atlantic Forest marmosets. The name Callithrix is derived from the Greek words kallos, meaning beautiful, and thrix, meaning hair., 1700-1880
RM2AFJWJJ–. Die Morphogenie der Primatenzähne : eine weitere Begründung und Ausarbeitung der Dimertheorie. öckerchen als Ausnahmezu betrachten ist, war es am bezüglichen Exemplar kräftig entwickelt,wie besonders die rechtsseitige Figur, welche die Kronenfläche vonoben gesehen darstellt, sehen läßt. Auch am dritten Milchmolarendieses Tieres war es kräftig entwickelt. Die größte Verbreitung des Höckerchens findet sich unter denwahren Affen am Gebiß von Chryso- Ji ™2 m3 ^i ^ thrix, wo es einkonstant vorkom-mendes Relief ander lingualen Flächemehrerer Zähne bil-det. Das ist ausFig. 30 zu ersehen,worin das g
RM2A2M4YM–Callithrix sciureus, Print, Callithrix is a genus of New World monkeys of the family Callitrichidae, the family containing marmosets and tamarins. The genus contains the Atlantic Forest marmosets. The name Callithrix is derived from the Greek words kallos, meaning beautiful, and thrix, meaning hair., 1700-1880
![Larousse universel en 2 volumes; nouveau dictionnaire encyclopédique publié sous la direction de Claude Augé . ikhos. cheveu, et rhéxis, rupture). Forme de tri-choptiiose. qui atteint la barbe et les moustaches. trichorrhize ko ri se] n. m. [du gr. thrix.trikhos, cheveu, et rhiza, racine Cil qui pousseanormalement et qui. par Lirritation qu il cause,provoque de la conjonctivite. trîChrsanthe [ko-zan-té n m. Genre de cucur-bitacéesde lAsie méridionale etde lAustralie, renfermant des plantes grimpantes, douées de propriétésvermifuges et purgatives et dont le fruit se mangea la façon du concombr Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AKJAXE/larousse-universel-en-2-volumes-nouveau-dictionnaire-encyclopdique-publi-sous-la-direction-de-claude-aug-ikhos-cheveu-et-rhxis-rupture-forme-de-tri-choptiiose-qui-atteint-la-barbe-et-les-moustaches-trichorrhize-ko-ri-se-n-m-du-gr-thrixtrikhos-cheveu-et-rhiza-racine-cil-qui-pousseanormalement-et-qui-par-lirritation-qu-il-causeprovoque-de-la-conjonctivite-trchrsanthe-ko-zan-t-n-m-genre-de-cucur-bitacesde-lasie-mridionale-etde-laustralie-renfermant-des-plantes-grimpantes-doues-de-propritsvermifuges-et-purgatives-et-dont-le-fruit-se-mangea-la-faon-du-concombr-2AKJAXE.jpg "Larousse universel en 2 volumes; nouveau dictionnaire encyclopédique publié sous la direction de Claude Augé . ikhos. cheveu, et rhéxis, rupture). Forme de tri-choptiiose. qui atteint la barbe et les moustaches. trichorrhize ko ri se] n. m. [du gr. thrix.trikhos, cheveu, et rhiza, racine Cil qui pousseanormalement et qui. par Lirritation qu il cause,provoque de la conjonctivite. trîChrsanthe [ko-zan-té n m. Genre de cucur-bitacéesde lAsie méridionale etde lAustralie, renfermant des plantes grimpantes, douées de propriétésvermifuges et purgatives et dont le fruit se mangea la façon du concombr Stock Photo")
RM2AKJAXE–Larousse universel en 2 volumes; nouveau dictionnaire encyclopédique publié sous la direction de Claude Augé . ikhos. cheveu, et rhéxis, rupture). Forme de tri-choptiiose. qui atteint la barbe et les moustaches. trichorrhize ko ri se] n. m. [du gr. thrix.trikhos, cheveu, et rhiza, racine Cil qui pousseanormalement et qui. par Lirritation qu il cause,provoque de la conjonctivite. trîChrsanthe [ko-zan-té n m. Genre de cucur-bitacéesde lAsie méridionale etde lAustralie, renfermant des plantes grimpantes, douées de propriétésvermifuges et purgatives et dont le fruit se mangea la façon du concombr
RM2A2M4YN–Callithrix sciureus, Print, Callithrix is a genus of New World monkeys of the family Callitrichidae, the family containing marmosets and tamarins. The genus contains the Atlantic Forest marmosets. The name Callithrix is derived from the Greek words kallos, meaning beautiful, and thrix, meaning hair., 1818-1842
![. A practical handbook of British birds . :. (ABOUT 2-5THS NATURAL SIZE.) Nestlings in Down of : 1, The Herring-Gull (Lams a. argentatus). 2, The Black-headedGull (L. r. ridibundus). 3, The Kittiwake (Rissa t. tridactyla). 4, The Arctic Skua (Stercor-arius parasiticus). 5, The Common Guillemot (Una t. troille). 6, The Black Guillemot(U. g. grylle). 7, The Razorbill (Alca torda). [Face p. 752.] THE YELLOW-LEGGED HERRING-GULL. 753 Purpura, Helix, Littorina, etc.), Crustacea (crabs, Portunus and otherspecies, Crangon, Balanus, etc.), echinodermata (Asterius, Ophio-thrix, and Echinus), annelida (e Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CP2H3P/a-practical-handbook-of-british-birds-about-2-5ths-natural-size-nestlings-in-down-of-1-the-herring-gull-lams-a-argentatus-2-the-black-headedgull-l-r-ridibundus-3-the-kittiwake-rissa-t-tridactyla-4-the-arctic-skua-stercor-arius-parasiticus-5-the-common-guillemot-una-t-troille-6-the-black-guillemotu-g-grylle-7-the-razorbill-alca-torda-face-p-752-the-yellow-legged-herring-gull-753-purpura-helix-littorina-etc-crustacea-crabs-portunus-and-otherspecies-crangon-balanus-etc-echinodermata-asterius-ophio-thrix-and-echinus-annelida-e-2CP2H3P.jpg ". A practical handbook of British birds . :. (ABOUT 2-5THS NATURAL SIZE.) Nestlings in Down of : 1, The Herring-Gull (Lams a. argentatus). 2, The Black-headedGull (L. r. ridibundus). 3, The Kittiwake (Rissa t. tridactyla). 4, The Arctic Skua (Stercor-arius parasiticus). 5, The Common Guillemot (Una t. troille). 6, The Black Guillemot(U. g. grylle). 7, The Razorbill (Alca torda). [Face p. 752.] THE YELLOW-LEGGED HERRING-GULL. 753 Purpura, Helix, Littorina, etc.), Crustacea (crabs, Portunus and otherspecies, Crangon, Balanus, etc.), echinodermata (Asterius, Ophio-thrix, and Echinus), annelida (e Stock Photo")
RM2CP2H3P–. A practical handbook of British birds . :. (ABOUT 2-5THS NATURAL SIZE.) Nestlings in Down of : 1, The Herring-Gull (Lams a. argentatus). 2, The Black-headedGull (L. r. ridibundus). 3, The Kittiwake (Rissa t. tridactyla). 4, The Arctic Skua (Stercor-arius parasiticus). 5, The Common Guillemot (Una t. troille). 6, The Black Guillemot(U. g. grylle). 7, The Razorbill (Alca torda). [Face p. 752.] THE YELLOW-LEGGED HERRING-GULL. 753 Purpura, Helix, Littorina, etc.), Crustacea (crabs, Portunus and otherspecies, Crangon, Balanus, etc.), echinodermata (Asterius, Ophio-thrix, and Echinus), annelida (e
RMRMXDM4–. Annales des sciences naturelles. Plants; Biology. Fi g. 12-13 Ulo- thrix subi ilis Kuetz., f. lu initia.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Paris : Fortin, Masson
RMRR30X8–. The actinomycetes: their nature, occurrence, activities, and importance. Actinomyces; Actinomycetales. Waksman Actinomycetes nate a certain group of actinomycetes, characterized by a special man- ner of sporulation, as will be described later. These forms are some- what related to the genera Corynehacterimn and Mycohacterhwi. The organisms belonging to the genus Proactinomyces were later included by Lehmann and Haag in a separate family Proactinomycetaceae. This group includes such important forms as A. hovjinis Wolf-Israel, Strepto- thrix Israeli Kruse, A. farcinicus, and A. asteroides. The
RMRPWMBT–. The algae. Algae. reproduction; evolution 295 (Fig. 174), which seems to have affinities with the modern Schtzo- thrix, is also best relegated to the Protophyceae. Marpolia was represented by branched filaments which were probably composed of a trichome enclosed within a gelatinous or cartilaginous sheath. Spongiostromata (Precambrian onwards) Much doubt has been thrown upon the authenticity of this group, some v^iters regarding them as structures which originated as diffusion rings ('liesegang' phenomena) in colloidal materials or perhaps in calcareous muds. In the original description Walc
RMRHDGW8–. The book of choice ferns for the garden, conservatory. and stove : describing and giving explicit cultural directions for the best and most striking ferns and selaginellas in cultivation. Illustrated with coloured plates amd numerous wood engravings. Identification; Ferns. CHAPTER XIX. TRICHO MANES, Smith. ( Trich-om'-an-es.) Bristle Ferns. HE name Trichomanes is the old Greek one used by Theophrastus, and derived from thrix, trichos, a hair, and memos, soft, in allusion either to the delicate nature of the fronds, or more probably to the peculiar soft, hairy nature of the rhizomes with whic
RMRDEX9B–. The book of choice ferns : for the garden, conservatory, and stove : describing and giving explicit cultural directions for the best and most striking ferns and selaginellas in cultivation. Illustrated with coloured plates and numerous wood engravings, specially prepared for this work . Ferns; Ferns. CHAPTER XIX. TRICHOMANES, Smith. (Trich-om'-an-es.) Bristle Ferns.. HE name Trichomanes is the old Greek one used by Theophrastus, and derived from thrix, trichos, a hair, and manos, soft, in allusion either to the delicate nature of the fronds, or more probably to the peculiar soft, hairy natur
RMRDTNR2–. Outlines of botany for the high school laboratory and classroom (based on Gray's Lessons in botany) Prepared at the request of the Botanical Dept. of Harvard University. Botany; Botany. 172 CBYPTOGAMS Sphere. Its only known mode of reproduction is by division. That is, eacli individual divides by a cross wall, and the two new individuals so produced increase in size. Before they separate they may each again divide ; and ill fact the plants are commonly found cohering in small colonies (Fig. 284, B). 416. Ulothrix. — The fine unbranched filaments of Ulo- thrix are abundant in fresh water, wdi
![. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. XVII OPHIO THRIX VERTEBRAE 481 (Fig. 209, w.'y.r),and below it perihaemal canals as in Asteroidea ; below this again the radial nerve-cord (Z), and beneath this again a canal called the " epineural canal" («p), which represents the missing ambulacral groove. This canal in the very young Brittle Star is an open groove, but becomes closed by the approximation of its edges. The vertebra, which has a double origin, represents a pair of fused ambulacral ossicles. In Ophiohelus these are only slightly adherent to one another (Fig. 216).. Please not Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDKFWH/the-cambridge-natural-history-zoology-xvii-ophio-thrix-vertebrae-481-fig-209-wyrand-below-it-perihaemal-canals-as-in-asteroidea-below-this-again-the-radial-nerve-cord-z-and-beneath-this-again-a-canal-called-the-quot-epineural-canalquot-p-which-represents-the-missing-ambulacral-groove-this-canal-in-the-very-young-brittle-star-is-an-open-groove-but-becomes-closed-by-the-approximation-of-its-edges-the-vertebra-which-has-a-double-origin-represents-a-pair-of-fused-ambulacral-ossicles-in-ophiohelus-these-are-only-slightly-adherent-to-one-another-fig-216-please-not-RDKFWH.jpg ". The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. XVII OPHIO THRIX VERTEBRAE 481 (Fig. 209, w.'y.r),and below it perihaemal canals as in Asteroidea ; below this again the radial nerve-cord (Z), and beneath this again a canal called the " epineural canal" («p), which represents the missing ambulacral groove. This canal in the very young Brittle Star is an open groove, but becomes closed by the approximation of its edges. The vertebra, which has a double origin, represents a pair of fused ambulacral ossicles. In Ophiohelus these are only slightly adherent to one another (Fig. 216).. Please not Stock Photo")
RMRDKFWH–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. XVII OPHIO THRIX VERTEBRAE 481 (Fig. 209, w.'y.r),and below it perihaemal canals as in Asteroidea ; below this again the radial nerve-cord (Z), and beneath this again a canal called the " epineural canal" («p), which represents the missing ambulacral groove. This canal in the very young Brittle Star is an open groove, but becomes closed by the approximation of its edges. The vertebra, which has a double origin, represents a pair of fused ambulacral ossicles. In Ophiohelus these are only slightly adherent to one another (Fig. 216).. Please not
RMRDTXT8–. Outlines of botany for the high school laboratory and classroom (based on Gray's Lessons in botany) Prepared at the request of the Botanical Dept. of Harvard University. Botany; Botany. group. Their his- tory is like that of the larger zoo- spores of Ulo- thrix ; that is, they germinate *'-* A, 70 )si niuiriiini, aiul B. gainciaiiLiiLiin, of ^-lUeCllV ailCl }<ln, up I i iv: (', sainetfs (r/) and tlieir con- gwarmiug, with- lugatiou (»•). — Pkixgsheim. out fusion. 431. Secondlij. We find processes of cell fusion, not unlike those already seen in the reproductive bodies of Grpfii Algte. We
![. Die Bakteriologie in der Augenheilkunde [electronic resource]. Ophthalmology; Eye; Bacteriology; Ophthalmology; Eye; Bacteriology. Streptothrix und Aktinomykose. 259 thrix aus den genannten Gründen; er bezeichnet sie als eine besondere Art mit dem Namen »Streptothrix Foersteri«J). Er betonte, daß die Fäden von gleicher, sozusagen haarfeiner Dicke seien, bei schwacher Vergrößerung homogen erscheinen, in unbestimmter Folge bald gerade, bald gewunden verlaufen, daß sie, wenn auch nur spärlich, echte Verzweigungen zeigen. Vom Leptothrix buccalis, der dicker, steif und gerade, deutlich gegliedert Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJNER1/die-bakteriologie-in-der-augenheilkunde-electronic-resource-ophthalmology-eye-bacteriology-ophthalmology-eye-bacteriology-streptothrix-und-aktinomykose-259-thrix-aus-den-genannten-grnden-er-bezeichnet-sie-als-eine-besondere-art-mit-dem-namen-streptothrix-foersterij-er-betonte-da-die-fden-von-gleicher-sozusagen-haarfeiner-dicke-seien-bei-schwacher-vergrerung-homogen-erscheinen-in-unbestimmter-folge-bald-gerade-bald-gewunden-verlaufen-da-sie-wenn-auch-nur-sprlich-echte-verzweigungen-zeigen-vom-leptothrix-buccalis-der-dicker-steif-und-gerade-deutlich-gegliedert-RJNER1.jpg ". Die Bakteriologie in der Augenheilkunde [electronic resource]. Ophthalmology; Eye; Bacteriology; Ophthalmology; Eye; Bacteriology. Streptothrix und Aktinomykose. 259 thrix aus den genannten Gründen; er bezeichnet sie als eine besondere Art mit dem Namen »Streptothrix Foersteri«J). Er betonte, daß die Fäden von gleicher, sozusagen haarfeiner Dicke seien, bei schwacher Vergrößerung homogen erscheinen, in unbestimmter Folge bald gerade, bald gewunden verlaufen, daß sie, wenn auch nur spärlich, echte Verzweigungen zeigen. Vom Leptothrix buccalis, der dicker, steif und gerade, deutlich gegliedert Stock Photo")
RMRJNER1–. Die Bakteriologie in der Augenheilkunde [electronic resource]. Ophthalmology; Eye; Bacteriology; Ophthalmology; Eye; Bacteriology. Streptothrix und Aktinomykose. 259 thrix aus den genannten Gründen; er bezeichnet sie als eine besondere Art mit dem Namen »Streptothrix Foersteri«J). Er betonte, daß die Fäden von gleicher, sozusagen haarfeiner Dicke seien, bei schwacher Vergrößerung homogen erscheinen, in unbestimmter Folge bald gerade, bald gewunden verlaufen, daß sie, wenn auch nur spärlich, echte Verzweigungen zeigen. Vom Leptothrix buccalis, der dicker, steif und gerade, deutlich gegliedert
![. The classification of lower organisms. Biology. 32] The Classification of Lower Organisms. Fig. 4.—Coccogonea: a, Chroococcus sp.; b, C, Achromatiuni oxalijerum. Gloio- phycea: d, Oscillatoria splendida; e, Phormidium sp.; f, Beggiatoa sp.; g, Chamae- siphon incrustans; h, Anabaena inacqualis; , Cylidrospcrmum majus; j, Chlarnydo- thrix ochracea; k, 1, m, Clonothrix fusca after Kolk (1938); n, Dermocarpa protea after Setchell and Gardner (1919); o, Crenothrix polyspora after Kolk (1938). All X 1,000.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been di Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REK9A9/the-classification-of-lower-organisms-biology-32-the-classification-of-lower-organisms-fig-4coccogonea-a-chroococcus-sp-b-c-achromatiuni-oxalijerum-gloio-phycea-d-oscillatoria-splendida-e-phormidium-sp-f-beggiatoa-sp-g-chamae-siphon-incrustans-h-anabaena-inacqualis-cylidrospcrmum-majus-j-chlarnydo-thrix-ochracea-k-1-m-clonothrix-fusca-after-kolk-1938-n-dermocarpa-protea-after-setchell-and-gardner-1919-o-crenothrix-polyspora-after-kolk-1938-all-x-1000-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-di-REK9A9.jpg ". The classification of lower organisms. Biology. 32] The Classification of Lower Organisms. Fig. 4.—Coccogonea: a, Chroococcus sp.; b, C, Achromatiuni oxalijerum. Gloio- phycea: d, Oscillatoria splendida; e, Phormidium sp.; f, Beggiatoa sp.; g, Chamae- siphon incrustans; h, Anabaena inacqualis; , Cylidrospcrmum majus; j, Chlarnydo- thrix ochracea; k, 1, m, Clonothrix fusca after Kolk (1938); n, Dermocarpa protea after Setchell and Gardner (1919); o, Crenothrix polyspora after Kolk (1938). All X 1,000.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been di Stock Photo")
RMREK9A9–. The classification of lower organisms. Biology. 32] The Classification of Lower Organisms. Fig. 4.—Coccogonea: a, Chroococcus sp.; b, C, Achromatiuni oxalijerum. Gloio- phycea: d, Oscillatoria splendida; e, Phormidium sp.; f, Beggiatoa sp.; g, Chamae- siphon incrustans; h, Anabaena inacqualis; , Cylidrospcrmum majus; j, Chlarnydo- thrix ochracea; k, 1, m, Clonothrix fusca after Kolk (1938); n, Dermocarpa protea after Setchell and Gardner (1919); o, Crenothrix polyspora after Kolk (1938). All X 1,000.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been di
RMRD94M5–. Einfhrung in die Agrikulturmykolgie. Soil microbiology; Soil fungi. Der Kreislauf des Schwefels. 57 bilis (Fig. 33). Dieser Forscher (2) hat erst kürzlich ausführliche Angaben über die Anatomie, Morphologie und Physiologie der Beg- giatoa gemacht. Arten der Gattung Thiothrix, zu deren Unter- scheidung gleichfalls die Fadendicke herangezogen wird, sind Thio- thrix nivea (Fig. 34), Thiothrix tenuis, Thiothrix tenuissima. Über die Zytologie von Thiothrix nivea und Thiothrix tenuis liegen Untersuchungen von Swellengrebel (1) vor. Zwei neue Thio- thrix-Arten, Thiothrix annulata mit sehr langen un
RMREEK7P–. Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz. Cryptogams -- Germany; Cryptogams -- Austria; Cryptogams -- Switzerland. 628 lasse die Gattung an ihrem konventiocelleu Platz, glaube aber kaum, daß sie hierher gehört. Der Name ist abgeleitet von Thrix (Haar) und Stroma (Lager). 2792. T. piirpurascens Cor da in Sturm Deutschi. Fl. Pilze II, 131 (1829) Tab. 62; Anleit. p. LXII Tab. B 13 Fig. 6. — Sacc. Syll. IV, 752. Fruchtlager einem jjurpurfarbenen Flecken aufsitzend, klein, halbkuglig, schwarz, mit schwarzen, unverzweigten oder gabel- teiligen, stumpfen, v
RMRMYA2F–. Annales des sciences naturelles. Zoology; Biology. ALPHEID^. 353 les affinités entre les divers genres qui précèdent est le suivant : Alplieus Racilius Synalpheus Betœus Parabetseus. Amphibetœus Jousseaumea Alpheopsis Athanas uitescens Automate Athanopsis Ath. dimorph. Cheiro- et Djiboutensis thrix Pterocariî Ogyris En ce qui concerne la place des Alphéidés sur l'arbre phylogénétique des Eucyphotes, Boas et Ortmann ont donné deux schémas un peu différents, que j'ai reproduits antérieurement l'un et l'autre (Cli. i, p. 33 et 45). Je me bornerai à faire remarquer que le nombre des formes exami
RMRH8EEM–. Botánica descriptiva. Compendio de la flora española. Estudio de las plantas que viven espontáneamente en España y de las más frecuentemente cultivadas que tienen aplicaciones en medicina, agricultura, industria y horticultura. Plants. Fig. 763.—Diagrama de Hippuris. g. 764.—Diagrama de ; OiUitriche. traquenio {Myriophyllum) o un solo aquenio [^Hippuris. Semillas con albu- men carnoso. GEN. CALLITRICHE L. (Del gr. callos, bello, y thrix^ pelo; bella cabe,- llera.) —Flores ^, unisexuales o po- lígamas; 2 sépalos falciformes, transparentes; pétalos nulos; 1-2 estambres y un ovario con 4 celda
RMRH8EFF–. Botánica descriptiva. Compendio de la flora española. Estudio de las plantas que viven espontáneamente en España y de las más frecuentemente cultivadas que tienen aplicaciones en medicina, agricultura, industria y horticultura. Plants. 184 HALORAGIDACEAS. Fig. 763.—Diagrama de Hippuris. g. 764.—Diagrama de ; OiUitriche. traquenio {Myriophyllum) o un solo aquenio [^Hippuris. Semillas con albu- men carnoso. GEN. CALLITRICHE L. (Del gr. callos, bello, y thrix^ pelo; bella cabe,- llera.) —Flores ^, unisexuales o po- lígamas; 2 sépalos falciformes, transparentes; pétalos nulos; 1-2 estambres y u
RMRHYA4T–. Beitrge zur Kryptogamenflora der Schweiz. 55 dans les Confervoides, les Protococacees et les Chaetophoracees. Chez ces dernieres il peut exister un thalle rampant rhizomateux et des rhi- zoides qui en augmentent la stabilite (ChaetopJwra et Stigeodonium sp.). Souvent ces moyens de fixation ne sont que passagers ; ainsi chez beaucoup d'Oedogo- nium, de Conferva, d' Vlo- thrix et de Conjuguees. Les algues des eaux agitees de 1 acs sublittoraux, comnie les Enteromorpha intestinalis du Watenever- storfer Binnensee (Hol- stein) developpent des crampons dans les endroits exposes aux vagues, tandis
RMRED4FE–. Comptes rendus des séances de la Société de biologie et de ses filiales. Biology. SÃANCE DU 11 MAI 475 cavité buccale, entre la gencive et la racine, a donné lieu à une suppu- ration locale limitée, guérie au bout de 8 jours. L'intérêt particulier de cet organisme, en dehors de son polimor- phisme et son action pathogène, réside dans son aptitude de produire des formations radiéeS; caractère qui le rapprocherait du genre strepto-. FiG. 4. â Frottis d'une culture e« bouillon glacosé. Grossissement : 1/1.000. thrix, dont l'éloigné, par contre, l'absence de ramifications vraies
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