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Title: The Bee-keepers' review

Identifier: beekeepersreview91896nati

Year: 1888 (1880s)

Authors: National Bee-keepers' Association

Subjects: Bee culture

Publisher: [Flint, Mich. : s. n.

Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries

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THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW. 169 The Indestructible "Maywood" The Most Modern, Most Reliable, Most Durable AND STRONGEST Wheel on Earth. BICYCLE. THIS $75.00 COM- PLETE BICYCLE

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PATENTS Feb. 34. 1891 >Iay 17. 1S9I Oct. 3, 1893 Jail 1. 189.5 Jan.31, 1896 Otiiers Peiuiin? The "Maywood" is the s<ron<7es^ an'/ sitnple.st bicycle ever made. Adapted for all kinds of roads and" riders. Made of material that is solUt, iO"ph <nid tviry; simple in construction, easily taken apart and i)Ut together; has few parts; is of such wiry construction that its parts will hold totrether even in an acci 'ent; no hollow tubiiie to crush in at every contact; a frame that cannot be broken; so simple that its adjusting p;irts serve as its connecting parts; a one- piece crank in place of a dozen parts; always ready to give reliable and rapid transportation. FRVM**;-Improved ââ 2s-inch: warranted wood rims, piano wire tangent spokes and brass nipples. Hl'llSâLarge barrel pattern. TIKKSâ"Arlington" Hosepipe or Mor- gan it Wright t^uiok Repair, or some ottier {irst-;;lass pneumatic tiie. liEAKlNOSâBall bearings to every part, including wheels, crank axle, steering head and pedals. CUP.S AND CONESâBest quality tool sr.ee', carefully tempered and hardened. l^HAINS âHigh grade hardened centers, rear adjustment. CRANKSâOur celebrated one-piece crank, fully pro- tected by patents; no cotter pins. RE VCHâShortest, is inches: longest. 37 inches. OEARâ (il or 72. FRONT Ki>RKâIndestructible; fork crown made from gun-barrel steel. HANDIjE BARâReversible and adjustable; easilv adjusted to any position desired; ram's horn fur- nished if ordered. S.-VODi-l':âP. it F.. Gilliam, or some other first-class make ."EI>AL,Sâ Rat-tiap or rubber; full hall bearing. FINISHâEnameled in black, with all bright parts nickel plated. I'lach Bicycle complete with tool b:ig. pump, wrench and oiler. Weight, ac- cord''.gto tires, pedals, saddles, etc., 27 to 3h pounds. $ K) is (»ur Sped il Wiiolesale Price. Never before sold for less. To quickly introduce the "IVIiywood" Bicycle, we have decided to make a special coujion offer, giving every reader of this pan 3r ". chance; to get a first-class wheel at the lowest price ever offered. On receipt of $3.5.00 .00 is sent with order as a guarantee of good faith. A written binding warranty with each Bicycle. This is a chance of a lifetime and you cannot afford to let the oppor- tunity pass. Address all orders to CASH BUYERS' UNION. â¢{⢠Coupon No. 1866 ^ X GOOD FOR 1 IF SENT WITH ORDER FOR No. 5 Maywood ...Bicycle... 163 West Van Burcn Street. Bx 18 66 CHICAGO, ILL. â¢!''i*'§'**f'f*'!«'!-**'!'++++ I know the above firm to be thoroughly reliable, so much so that those who pre- fer can send their orders to me and I will hold myself responsible for their proper tilling.âEditob Review.

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Identifier: LightingOfTheFoodIndustriesInformationCompiledByW.h.Rademacher

Title: Lighting of the food industries / Information compiled by W.H. Rademacher.

Year: 1922 (1920s)

Authors: General Electric Company. Edison Lamp Works

Subjects: electric lighting -- catalogs industrial lighting -- catalogs Division 26 interior lighting fixtures, lamps, and ballasts special purpose lighting

Publisher: General Electric Company: Edison Lamp Works

Contributing Library: Canadian Centre for Architecture

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ployed for this work. Thesevalues of illumination are undoubtedly low and a substantial in-crease to intensities in the order of from i to 3 foot-candles shouldbe adopted, for by so doing safety in working conditions would bematerially bettered, in fact to such an extent that the increasedwattage could be easily justified. Furthermore, the application ofMazda C lamp^; in suitable reflectors equipped with vapor-proof LIGHTING OF THE; FOOD INDUSTRIES 13 enclr ,,,_ ^Ioi_ .III niake possible the procurement of a more uni-form, efficient and comfortable distribution. There are some areas in and al ,Lit tl.. ..verage elevator whichrequire other than general lighting, these b-.: ig the ._:.., bins,fr ;^Iit car.-,, dock.^ and ship hold^. In front of c .jh hopper on the scale tluor (the point where theincoming and outgoin- -ram is v.Jghcd), is a beam scale calihra-Icd with figures varying in height from one-fourth to one half inchIt is c^.cntial that these scales be r - rl accur: ^ d r ^ idly.

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FK J-—r»i. v\r-w of ^c.ile floor in nrdirectly in line with sr>t bf.im on whuhAngle type or dome retlectora should bI 1*1 not in the eye. el 1 b T, un P d Ump* are almost must be read. ■ light th t Ihe proper kind of illumination u..JouL..dly is an importantadjunct to the attainment of tht U, The \.. .nt practice con- sists for the nio.^t part of using r-e or more low-I , ._ I,...-lamp directly in front of the scales and usually nn t*-^ normal lineof vision, Fig. 3. This [ cdurc is far frc.a being i:-^-4 and apracticable solution of the lighting f ..,m seems to L. ... mo^atone or pic.erably two dome shape reflect^ rrjing j^-w tt M..- !.i C lam[)s, ..Lout 3 feet above the level of the arm. 14 LIGHTING OF THE FOOD INDUSTRIES In the lighting of grain storage bins we have a rather interestingproblem, and one whose satisfactory solution Is an objective whichhas often been the hope of many operating men. Unfortunately,most operators have held ho, . Vat have taken no real steps towar

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Title: Das buch von der biene

Identifier: dasbuchvonderbie00witz

Year: 1898 (1890s)

Authors: Witzgall, Johann, 1848-

Subjects: Bees; Bee culture

Publisher: Stuttgart : Eugen Ulmer

Contributing Library: NCSU Libraries

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Sig. 254. b-ig. '^5o. 53(ed)büd()fen mit §ßerfcf)raubung, j£vid)teibec!cl unb (Sriff. g-ig. 2ö6. (5)üntt)er§ 33le(^bücf)fe jum Sßerjanb be§ 4">onig§. ^Ibbilbungen wirb beftättgen, juq? mx öon ber ?yirma 2l)ie §itbei-jid)tlid) gejagt t)aben. 3ur 5lufbeiüQ^ning be§ ^onig§, inie äum 33erjonb be§jetben mit ber

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257. :registered:Iaaglocfe. 2l(§ ^lufjii^e 3U gebraud[)en jur :copyright:eiuinnung toon :registered:(^eibent)onig für '•liu^iküün%^toidi ic. g-ig. 258. ^ontgtonne au§ .f)oli. :registered:ijenbat)n bebient man \\i) ber SIed)bücf)jen mit S5erjcf)raubung, 2:ri(i)ter» bedel unb @riff, wie jie nnjere 51bbilbungen (g-ig. 254—256) l)ier bar[tellen. 40. gna Jloti^bndj. 93eim betrieb mit lüenig :copyright:törfen ift bie§ !aum nötig, ba man ben Überblid htljäit; bei mittlerem unb größerem Setrieb aber ift e§ nirf)t gu

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Identifier: scopasetpraxit00colluoft

Title: Scopas et Praxitèle : la sculpture grecque au IVe siècle jusqu'au temps d'Alexandre

Year: 1907 (1900s)

Authors: Collignon, Maxime, 1849-1917

Subjects: Scopas, fl. 4th century B.C Praxiteles, 4th century B.C Sculpture, Greek

Publisher: Paris : Plon-Nourrit

Contributing Library: Scott - York University Libraries

Digitizing Sponsor: Ontario Council of University Libraries and Member Libraries

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b iG . 12, i 3 . — M i; s F. s. Bas-reliefs de la base de Mantinée Athènes, Musée national. PRAXITÈLE 73 œuvre décorative provenant également de son atelier.Daprès une inscription datant du 11:registered: siècle avantnotre ère, Praxitèle, deux fois vainqueur aux concoursdionysiaques, en qualité de chorège, avait, suivantlusage, consacré les deux trépieds qui étaient le prixde la victoire. Et linscription fait allusion aux sujetsqui décoraient les supports : « Niké, que Praxitèle aplacée sous les deux trépieds comme parèdre de Dio-nysos ». M. Benndorf a fort justement reconnuquune base triangulaire, découverte à Athènes dansle voisinage de la rue des Trépieds, nétait autrequun de ces supports. Sur chacune des faces est unefigure en relief : un Dionysos tenant un canthare,noblement drapé dans un large manteau ; une gra-cieuse Niké qui tient une œnochoé ; une autre quisavance, une phiale à la main, la tête inclinée, graveet solennelle sous le manteau qui lenve

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Title: An Apple orchard survey of Wayne County, New York

Identifier: appleorchardsurv00crai

Year: 1905 (1900s)

Authors: Craig, John, 1864-1912; Warren, George F. (George Frederick), 1874-1938; McCourt, Walter Edward, 1884-; New York State College of Agriculture

Subjects: Apples; Fruit-culture; Geology

Publisher: Ithaca, N. Y. : Cornell University

Contributing Library: The Library of Congress

Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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An Ai'i'i.i'; (Jrliiakd Si'k\i:v oI' \\'.\\M': C'ouxiv. Xi-:\v \'()kk. 337 and keeping" quality are not so seriously ati'eeted as when i)ieke(l in the stage shown in Fig'. y(), hut the fungus ma}- make some further growth around the edge of the sear if put in warm storage. l"lg. 8r shows a llaldwin apple so hadly attaeked that it has heeome distorted and eracked. Most cases of cracking of the ai)i)le are due to this fungus. Fig. 82 shows three sections of ai)])le-leaves. " In Fig. i the leaf is health}. ()hserve the regularit}' of the three uj^per la}'ers of cells. In Fig. 2. the hrown fungus may be seen growing on the upper surface, and at this stage it has (lestro}ed the ni)i)e'r or epidermal cells, althnugh it is ])rohal)le that the m}celium of the fungus first spreads just under the cuticle, ou top of the la}-er of e])idermal cells, h'ig. 3 shdws the fungus when it is better estab- lished, and it will lie S(.'en that all the cells of the leaf are disarranged, the chlorophyll or green grains being few in number, and the leaf has increased in thickness. This. big. 3. is a cross-scctii ni ihruugh one of the blislei'dike elex'ations which are shown on tlu' leaf in iMg. 8,^. It will be seen that the fungus does not enter the deeper tissues of the leaf, allliimgh it disorganizes them bv its parasitic effects. In big. 3. a s])()re can be seen at A, and two are shown broken oft' their stem or hxphae at l'>. In b'ig. _' the simres can be seen in ])rocess of formatit^n at the ends of the threads, and at C" one of tb.e threads is cut oft'."" Relation of flio â :ccaflier fo tlic scab fiiii^iis.âXearl}- all fungi are fav- ored bv wet weather; wheat rust, bean rust, potato blight, etc., are all worse in wet seasons. The wet weather docs not create anv fungus

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Fir,. 81.âBaUii^'iii a,t'fh' s!io:c!ni; cniclciiiff chw Ic I lit !iin;jiis. *L. H. Bailey in Cdrnell Bulletin S4. Jan.. 1805.

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Title: Cattle ticks (Ixodoidea) of the United States

Identifier: cattleticksixodo00salm

Year: 1902 (1900s)

Authors: Salmon, D. E; Stiles, Charles Wardell, 1867-1941

Subjects: Ixodidae; Ticks

Publisher: Washington : G. P. O.

Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries

Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT. 415 Subfamily Rhipicephalinae ^ Salmon & Stiles, 11K)1. Subfamily diagnosis.—Ixodidx: Palpi short, more or less conical, but usually longer than the hypostome. Type genus.—Ehipicephalus. This subfamily contains tiie genera lihipicejjhalus^ BoopMlu^^ Ilwma^physails^ and Derwacentor. (For analytical key, see p. 385.) Genus Rhipicephalus ^ Koch, 1844. Generic diagnosis.—RMpicephallnx: Eyes distinct; base of capitulum broader than long, hexagonal on dorsal surface, forming at each side a projecting angle. Palpi short, broad; third article prolonged on its dorsal surface by a short retrograde point; first article by an internal (median) lobe, occasionally not dis- tinct, and slightly retrograde. Coxa; I with two generally large teeth. Stigmata in form of a comma, with short tail in the female, long tail in the male. Male with two pairs of anal shields (clypei): (1) One pair of large adanal shields placed at each side of the anus, triangular or occasionally rectangular; (2) one pair of smaller shields lateral of these. Type species.—R. sanguineus (Latreille).

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B'iG. j09.—iJorsal view of an Italian male Rhipicephalus sanguineus. Greatly en- larged. Original. ^Synonymy and Bibliography. 1844: Fam. Rhipistomiden Koch, 1844, pp. 234-239.—Idem, 1847, p. 24-27. 1861: Fam. Rhipistomides Fttrstenberg, 1861, p. 208. 1890: Conipalpi Canestrini, 1890, p. 491. [See also Neumann, 1897, p. 325.] 1892: Fam. RUpistomidx Marx, 1892, pp. 235, 236. [See also Canestrini, 1890, p. 482.—Trouessart, 1891, p. 298.] 1897: Tribe RUpicephalx Neumann, 1897, pp. 325-420. 1901: Subfam. Rhipicephalinx Salmon & Stiles, 1901, pp. 415-458. Synonymy and Bibliography. 1844: Rhipicephalus Koch, 1844, pp. 238, 239.—Idem, 1847, pp. 26, 27.—FtiRSTENBERG, 1861, p. 208.—Murray, 1877, pp. 187, 200.—Canestrini & Fanzago, 1877, pp. 179, 186,190-192.—Canestrini, 1890, pp. 479, 483, 484, 487, 489, 490, 491, 492, 493, 513-519.—Idem, 189-2, p. 581.—Trouessart, 1892, p. 47.—Railliet, 1893, p. 712.—Marx, 1892, pp. 233, 235, 236.—Neumann, 1897, pp. 325, 326, 384- 418.—Morgan, 1899, pp. 138,139.—Ward, 1900a, p. 201.—Salmon & Stiles, 1901, pp. 415-419. 1889: Phauloixodes Berlese, 1889, fasc. lv, Nos. 7-8; type, rufus. [See also Neumann, 1897, pp. 384, 385, as syn. of Rhipicephalus.'] 1889: Phaidixodes Berlese, 1889, fasc. lv. No. 8, Taf. (misprint for Phauloixodes).— Canestrini, 1890, pp. 485, 487, 488, 490, 491, 492, 511.—Neumann, 1897, p. 420. 1892: ''Phauloixodes Berlese" of Marx, 1892, p. 236.—Morgan, 1899, p. 139. 1899: ''Rhicephalus" in Fuller, 1899, p. 392 (misprint for Rhipicephalus). 11359—01 27

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Title: Compendio della Fauna Italiana. Descrizione elementare Degli Animali pite originali

Identifier: compendiodellafa00came

Year: 1885 (1880s)

Authors: Camerano, Lorenzo, 1856-1917; Lessona, Mario

Subjects: Zoology

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b'ig. 301. Dolium galea. Fig. 305. Ovida spelta. F)g. 3uti. Pedicularia sicula. Famiglia IS'^ â Cipraidi. Piede grande; mantello espauso da ambo i lati in un largo lobo ri- svoltato sulla conchiglia; tentacoli cogli occhi sul lato esterno od alla base; sifone solitamente visibile; radula a 7 serie di denti muniti di parecchie cuspidi. Conchiglia involuta, smaltata, a spira nascosta o brevissima; apertura stretta; labbro quasi sempre risvoltato in dentro. Opercolo mancante. Gen. Orlila, Brugnicre. Conchiglia ovoide o fusiforme, per lo piìi bianca, liscia ; spesso gib- bosa e subcarenata trasversalmente; apertura stretta, cana- liculata a,lle due estremità ; labbro risvoltato in dentro, liscio o solcato trasversalmente ; columella liscia. Es. 0. spelta, Linneo (fig. 305). Gen. Pedicularia, Swainson. Conchiglia ovale-oblunga, irregolare, involuta, munita di strie trasversali divergenti ; spira nascosta ; apertura lar- ghissima , subconicolata all'innanzi; labbro sinuoso, sem- plice, margine columellare calloso. . Una sola specie, la P. sicula, Swainson (fig. 30G) che vive aderente ai polipai nei mari di Sicilia. Gen. Gypraea, Linneo. Conchiglia ovoide, ventricosa, involuta, smaltata; spira nascosta; apertura stretta, lunga, con un breve canale alle due estremità ; labbro risvoltato in dentro e creuulato ; margine columellare creuulato. Es. G. lurida, Linneo (fig. 307).

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Title: Caroli a Linné Species plantarum [microform] : exhibentes plantas rite cognitas ad genera relatas, cum differentiis specificis, nominibus trivialibus, synonymis selectis, locis natalibus, secundum systema sexuale digestas

Identifier: cihm_55335

Year: 1797 (1790s)

Authors: Linné, Carl von, 1707-1778; Willdenow, Karl Ludwig, 1765-1812

Subjects: Plants; Botanique

Publisher: Berolini [Berlin] : Impensis G. C. Nauk

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133« PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

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G. corolHs fnbqulnqiiefidi» canipanulatis verticlllatis, calycibu» fubfpathaceia. Sp. pL 329. Oed» dait. t, 50. G. fi»liis ovaiis, lanceolatis, ncrvofis, floribus campanU fjrniibus, fiifciculatis, rariler punctatis. Hall. helv. n. 639. Gentiana punctata. yUlars. dtlph, 2. ;;. 522, G. major purpurea. Bauh, pin. 187. Scheuchz. it. ^, /^. 334- G. iriajor alia. Camer,- epit. ^iG* Coelantba. ReneaLfpec. 65. G. iuacna flore purpuico et albo. Bauh. hijl.. 3, p, 521. /8» coroUis rnfcis. Froelich, L c. y, corollis fubimmaculatis. Froelich.Lc. JFfouttuyn Lin. PfLSyfl. 5. ^.849» Rother Entzian. W. Hahitab in cdpihus Helveticis, Sabaudis, Pyrenaels, Norvegicis. 1\. (v. f.) Petala pvnctis fecundumUnens y purpvrea. Planta, cujus fuh fiomine Gcntianac inajoris Infcae, flaribus punctis carentibus campanulae forma C. B. ig], Tneminii, hujus fpeciss erat, lecta a Burfero* *3. GENTIANA pannonica, G. corollis fubfexfidis campanulatis punctatlfilmis vetti- cillatis, calycibus coriaceis truricatis. Froelich. Gm, p. 21. n. 3. * G. {pannonica') corollis campannlatis G-^fiilis puncta- tis, calycibus fubfexfidis, foiiis caulinis lanceolatis acii- mimtis. Murr./yfc. 2Gj, lacij/.auJlr.Q, t.1^6. Scop. ' • licarn. n. 297. Gentiana purpurea. Schrank. hav. ,1. 4^4' Gentiana punctata. lacq. ohf.l. p, 17. 1;, 39. - G. niajor purpurea. Morif. Iiifl. 3. f. 12. t. 4.. /.3- G. inajor purpureo flore. Cluf. hift. :. p. 312. Barr. ic, 64' /3. veriicillo folitario paucifloro cau]e humili. Froelich, L c. 7. corollis albidis. Froelich. L c, l, caule alto, foliis praelongis acumlnatis» Froelich. L c. Houttuyn Lin. PfL Syfc, $. p, 850. t. 44. B Oeltreichfcher Entzian.' VV» I

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Title: North American geology and palaeontology for the use of amateurs, students, and scientists [microform]

Identifier: cihm_27385

Year: 1889 (1880s)

Authors: Miller, S. A. (Samuel Almond), 1836-1897

Subjects: Paleontology; Paleontology; Geology; Paléontologie; Paléontologie; Géologie

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b'ig. ]!»17.—BatoiTliius jtlleus, lali'ral view. Klj;. l!Ul).—Balocrlmis pt'ttlst-nsis. a/.yifous and opposite vlew.s. pettispusis, Miller and CJurley. 1896, Hull. No. 9,111. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., p. 19, Burlington (ir. pileus. Miller and ({urley, 1895, Hull. No 6, 111. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., p. 18, St. Louis Ctr. l)lanus. Miller and Gurley, 1895, Hull. No. 7, 111. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., J). 37, Hurlington (xr. j)olitus. Miller »•> ' irley, 1896, Bull. No. 10, 111. St. ...us. Nat. Hist , p. 31. Hurlington (Jr. polydactylus. Miller and (rurley, 1895, Hull. No. 7, 111. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., p. 5, Keokuk (rr. proboscidialis, Hall, instead of Actino- crinus proboscidialis. procerus. Miller and Cxurley, 1895, Hull. No. 7, 111. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., p. 33, Keokuk Gr. prodigialis, Millerand (Jurley, 1895,Bull. No. 7, III. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., p. 39, Keokuk (rr. proxinius. Miller and Gurley, 1896, Hull. No. 8, 111. Si. Mus. Nat. Hist., p. 7, Burlington (Ir. ranuilosus. Hall, 1858, (.Actinocrinus raniulosus.) (ieo. Sur. Iowa, p. 615, Keokuk (ir. regalis. Miller and (Jurley, 1896, V.\a\. No. 9. 111. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., p, 14, Burlington Gr.

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I'MK. liJlS.—Batoei-liuis |>ro(llt;tnlis, a/..v)r()iis skle, reli(|uus. Miller and (iurley. 1897. Hull. No. 12. III. St. Mus. Nat' Hisl., p. 22, Burlington (ir. ri'iiiihrtnifhiiiliis nir. ijikiiisiih, Waclis- niuth and Springer, Syii. for E. cas- sedayanus. reniotus. Miller and Gurley. 1896, Bull. No. 10, 111. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., ]). 43, Burlington (ir. vepertus. Miller and (iurley. 1896, Hull. No. 10, 111. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., |). 70, Burlington (ir. repositus. Miller and (iurley. 1896. Bull. No. 10, 111^ St. Mils. Nat! Hist., p. 45, Hurlington (ir. reservatus. Miller and (iurley. 1897, Hull. !•• No. 12, HI. St. Mus. Nat. Hist. Bui'lington (ir. robustus, Waehsinuthand Sjiringer. 1897, (Loboerinus robustus.) N. .Am. (.'rin. (lam., vol. 2. p. 436, Keokuk (ir. rotuliformis. Miller and Gurley, 1897, Bull. No. 12, 111. St. Mus. Nat". Hist.. p. 26, Burlington (ir. rudis. Miller and (iurley. 1896, Bull. No. 10, 111. St. Mus. Nat. ilist., p. 52, Keo- kuk Gr. rugosus, Waclismutli and Springer, 1897, (Eretmocrinus.) N. .Am. (!rin. Gam., vol. 2, p. 402, Hurlington Gr. rustieellus. Millerand (iurley, 1897, Hull. No. 12. III. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., p. 23, Hurlington (ir. rustieus. Miller and (iurley. 1897, Hull. No 12. 111. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., p. 28, Burlington (ir saecellus. Miller No. 10, 111. St Burlington (ir. saeculus. Miller and ( No. 5, 111. St. Mus. Warsaw (ir. sagetownensis, Miller and (iurley, 1896, Bull. No. 10, 111. St. Mus. Nat. Hist., |>. 54, Burlinglon Gr. saiemensis. Miller and (iurley, Bu". No. 9. Hi. St. Mus. Nat. j>. 8, Warsaw Gr. and (iurley. 1896, Bull. . Mus. Nat. Hist., p. 40. urley, 1894, Bull. Nat. Hist., p. 52 1896, Hist.,

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Title: Botany for high schools and colleges

Identifier: cu31924001794100

Year: 1888 (1880s)

Authors: Bessey, Charles E. (Charles Edwin), 1845-1915

Subjects: Botany

Publisher: New York : H. Holt

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generally loosely arranged, with large intercellular spaces be- tween them (Figs. 131 and 133), and these are in free com- munication with the external air by means of the stomata. It most frequently happens that this loose tissue is in the under part of the leaf, while the upper portion is composed of one or more layers of closely placed cells ; and this agrees with the general distribution of the stomata, there being usually many more on the under than the upjjer surface. 203.—The upper denser tissue, termed palisade tissue, is composed of elongated cells, which stand at right angles to the surface of the Pig. 13Q.—Section of the" pali- , » /t^- ioi\t x- j.i sade" tissue of the leaf of Xchi- leal (lig. 131). in cross-section the ?h7a's1Sie'"'^rfeC'oi''tJ? palisade-cells are cylindrical, with rhioropryiis.'amSe1:'^xm- Small intercellular spaces between Promadrawmgbyj.c.Artiiur. t^em (Fig. 132), or in some cases they are more or less compressed and angular. In general, palisade tissue is confined to the upper surface of the leaf, the lower being occu- pied by the loose tissue previously naentioned ; but there are some cu- rious exceptions to this rule. The most notable of these is found in the leaf of Silpliium laciniatum— the so-called Compass Plant*—of the Mississippi Valley; its chloro- phyll-bearing parenchyma is almost entirely arranged as palisade tissue, so that the upper and lower por- ^lllici^lT^^"^ ^^k/Zt tions are almost exactly identical f^^i" ^o*/'"- "^k^" parallel to tiie ,_,. ,„,.•' mi leaf Furface. Several of the cells m structure (b Ig. 134). The Ver- a:tm: drawn showing their chloro- tical leaves of the Manzanita of drawing by j. c. Arthur! the Pacific Coast {Ardostaphylos pungens, var. platyphylla) have a similar structure.

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* For descriptions of this curious plant, wliose leaves have a marked teudency to stand with one edge to the north and the other to the

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Identifier: annualreportofre1920roch

Title: Annual report of the receipts and expenditures of the Town of Rochester

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Title: Bulletin du Musum national d'histoire naturelle

Identifier: bulletindumusumn26musu

Year: [1895-1970] ([180s)

Authors: Musum national d'histoire naturelle (France)

Subjects: Natural history

Publisher: Paris : Imprimerie nationale

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^^^3:^^^^ Fjg. 1. Hijgronemobius lienoisU n. sp. Armure du tibia jjoslcricur, t'ucc interue, X 12; â b'ig. 2. Idem Oviscapte, X la ;â Fig. 3. Valvules apicales du même, X 25; â Fiy. A. Benoistia Guyanensis n. sp. Mal?, >; 3,5, â Fig. 5. Idem Armure du tiliia et larse postÃ:copyright:rieur, face externe, X 7- â Fig. 6. Ideïii Pièces gÃ:copyright:nitales du mâle, X 17; A, dessus; B, protil ; â Fig. 7. Idem Valvules apicales do i'oviscapte, X 17; â Fig. 8. Ligyptcrits J'uscus n. sp. Mâle, X 4; â Fig. 9. Idem Pièces gÃ:copyright:nitales du mâle, dessous, X 17. vure an miroir, 2" cuide très arquÃ:copyright:e; veine enveloppante cumplèle; aire apicale couite à 3 nervures ; veine mÃ:copyright:diastine à 12 rameaux. Ailes de'passant un peu les Ã:copyright:iytres. Plaque sous-gÃ:copyright:nitale un [)eu prolongÃ:copyright:e, Ã:copyright:troite et lÃ:copyright:gè- rement incisÃ:copyright:e à l'apex. PseudÃ:copyright:piplialle petit, fortement sclÃ:copyright:ritiÃ:copyright:, prÃ:copyright:sen- MusÃuM. â xxTi, 21

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Identifier: architectenginee5017sanf

Title: The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast

Year: 1905 (1900s)

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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building

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DINING ROOM. GLACIER IOINJ HOTELEdwin J. Syiiniu!. Anhileil THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER 43

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Title: Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution

Identifier: annualreportofbo1905smitfo

Year: 1846 (1840s)

Authors: Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents; United States National Museum. Report of the U. S. National Museum; Smithsonian Institution. Report of the Secretary

Subjects: Smithsonian Institution; Smithsonian Institution. Archives; Discoveries in science

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B'iGs. 52, 53.—An Asprcdinitl, Jluiwcrphalus bicolor. After Steindachnor. THE ASPREDINIDS. The Aspreclinirls are the most specialized of the Nematognaths. The body is more or less elongated, especially the tail, and the head and a Schomburgk. Richard: Reisen in British Guiana in den Jahren 1840-44. II, pp. 411, 412. The nest-buikling liahits are noticed under name C. coehitits. but C. pictits is said to have simihir habits. SM 1905 34

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Title: Acta Societatis Scientiarum Fennicae

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Year: 1914-1918 (1910s)

Authors: Suomen Tiedeseura

Subjects: Science

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G'„G'„ + i corresponde au point v = — i. Soient h„g'„ et h„ + ig'„ + i les lignes du cercle \v\^, on conclut aisément que la longueur de l'arc g'„g'„ + i, lequel admet comme milieu le point —i, est inférieure à est, où ft désigne un nombre positif plus petit que l'unité qui reste le même quelque grand que soit n,, {voir la seconde figure ci-dessus). Posons (p(^) — U'{u) = xiv) et considérons la fonction /(i))— Sq. Elle est régulière dans le cercle 11; ^ ^(1 — 0). En déterminant l'entier p par la condition on peut en conclure que l'inégalité ?^<|(i-e), x{v)-Zo\<K " t" a lieu pour tout point P de l'axe réel compris entre le dernier point, c„ + i, où l'on rencontre la ligne b„ + ig'„ + i et le premier point, c„, où l'on rencontre la ligne b„g'„ en suivant l'axe réel depuis v = — läv = l. En effet, en faisant la représentation conforme du cercle \v\<l sur lui-même de telle façon que les points — 1 et 1 restent invariants tandis que le point P soit transféré au centre du cercle, on constate aisément, à l'aide des propriétés bien con- Tom. XLVI.

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Title: Brehms Tierleben. Allgemeine kunde des Tierreichs

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Year: 1911-19- (1910s)

Authors: Brehm, Alfred Edmund, 1829-1884; Bibliographisches Institut Leipzig; Zur Strassen, Otto L. , 1869-; Heck, Ludwig, 1860-; Hempelmann, Friedrich, 1878-; Heymons, Richard, 1867-; Werner, Franz, b. 1867; Marshall, William, 1845-

Subjects: Zoology; Animal behavior

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Title: Blumen-Zeitung

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Year: 1838 (1830s)

Authors: Hässler, Friedrich

Subjects: Floriculture; Flower gardening

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Title: Die culturpflanzen Norwegens

Identifier: dieculturpflanze00sch

Year: 1862 (1860s)

Authors: Schübeler, F. C. (Frederik Christian), 1815-1892

Subjects: Plants, Cultivated; Botany; Agriculture

Publisher: Christiania : Gedruckt bei Brøgger & Christie

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144 Gallmücken beschädigt war. Fig. 19, nach einer Photographie aus- geführt, zeigt einen pyramidalen Wachholder von Langö bei Holme- Btrand im Christiania-Fjord(59°30'). Derselbe hat eine Höhe von 22' (6.9m), und die Krone, die wie man sieht bis zur Erde reicht, unten einen Diameter von 10'(3.1m). Auch auf diesem findet man die oft be- rührten Schuppen. In Bezug auf die Grösse, wel- che der Wachholder in Norwegen erreichen kann, dürfte es muh ihm Angeführten hinreichend sein Fol- gendes zu bemerken: Auf dem Hofe Hohl in Haaböl Kirchspiel (59° 36* N. B. 28° 35' Ã. L.) steht ein Wachholder, den ich zweimal mes- sen Hess. Der Baum hat eine Höhe von 25' (7.8m.) und der Stamm, bis zum ersten Zweige 6\2' (2m) hoch, hält zwei Fuss über der Erde 7' 1" (2.5m) im Umfang. Der Durch- messer der Krone ist respective 24'/2' und 26'/â' (7.6â8.3m.). Fig. 20 stellt diesen in seiner Art merk- würdigen Baum dar. Der höchste Wachholder in Norwegen war aber wahrscheinlich der, welcher 1872 bei dem Hofe Skjeldaas an der Ostseite des Sörfjord in Hardanger (60° 10' N. B. 24° 16' Ã. L.) gefällt wurde. Die Höhe desselben war etwas über 40' (12.5m), während hingegen der Umfang am Boden nur 50" (1.3m.) betrug. Schuppen nach der Gallmücke fanden sich ganz bis zum Gipfel. Die Vermessung geschah gleich; darauf wurde der Stamm zu Brettern zersägt, und aus diesen machte man Milchgefässe. Das Alter des Baumes kann ich nicht angeben. Fin ähnlicher Baum steht noch in der Nähe mit einer Höhe von 35â36' (ungefähr lim). Im Jahre 1872 zeigte derselbe einen Umfang von nur 27" (71cm.). Sechs Fuss (1.9m.) von der Erde ist der Umfang 22" (58cm.), 10' (3.1m.) von der Wurzel 19" (50cm.) und bei 20' (6.3m.) nur 12" (31cm.). Auch dieser ist ganz bis zur Spitze mit Schuppen besetzt. Leicht verständlich müssen, nach dem Angeführten, in unserem noch so unvollständig durchforschten Noryregen, viele ähnliche Wachholder vorkommen. Es sei mir erlaubt noch einen zu berühren, der auf dem Hofe Möen in Voss Kirchspiel (60° 38' N. B. 24° 12' ö. Li zu finden ist. Im Sommer 1871 zeigte derselbe eine Höhe (DâT) von 38' (11.9m.). Der Stamm, der bis zur Kr (B) IG' (3.1m) hoch ist, hält am Boden (D) 23" (60cm.) im Diameter, bei 5 Fuss 1 1 â¢' %" 13 â i. bei 10 Fuss (B) 11«/," (30cm.), bei 15 Fuss (A) 8'/«" (22cm.), und in einer Höhe v°n 20 ' i. Die Krone, deren grösster Durchmesser (E-F) 17'/«'(5.5m.) beträgt, ist sehr höckerig mit venigen aber stark entwickelten Aesten. Der Baum, von völlig frischem Aussehen, hatte in dem genannten Sommer 4â5" (10â13cm.) am Gipfel zugenommen. Der ganzen Krone entlang kom- men die oft genannten Schuppen vor. Die Zeichnung Fig. 21, von einem unserer ersten Künstler, Herrn Knut Bergslien, ausgeführt, stellt bis in die geringsten Detaills genau das Bild des Baumes

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Title: Biochemie der Pflanzen

Identifier: biochemiederpfla01czap

Year: 1922-25 (1920s)

Authors: Czapek, Friedrich, 1868-1921

Subjects: Plant physiology; Botanical chemistry

Publisher: Jena : G. Fischer

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82 Zweites Kapitel: Die chemischen Reaktionen im lebenden Pflanzenorganismus. VAN 't Hoff bemerkt selbst, daß in der großen Mehrheit der bisher beobachteten Fälle das Geschwindigkeitsverhältnis für 10 mit steigender Temperatur abnimmt. Ähnliches beobachtete man auch bei physiologischen Vorgängen bereits innerhalb der unschädlichen Tempe- raturen in der Regel sehr deutlich, was, wie Cohen-Stuart d) mit Recht hervorhebt, meist absichtlich oder unabsichtlich unbeachtet ge- lassen wird, und durchaus keine Abweichung von der RGT.-Regel dar- stellt. Nach Cohen-Stuart wäre es vorzuziehen nicht die Q^o-Werte direkt zu vergleichen, sondern die Kurven, die sich aus der Veränder- lichkeit derselben mit steigender Temperatur ergeben. Dabei zeigen die Lebensvorgänge sehr häufig ein Verhalten, welches an- scheinend der Temperatur-Proportionalitätsregel widerspricht. Es nimmt nämhch die Reaktionsgeschwindigkeit nur bis etwa 33—Sö^C mit der Temperatur zu, erreicht da ihr Maximum und sinkt sodann herab, um mit Eintritt des Hitzetodes bei 41—45«C den Nullpunkt zu erreichen. Dieses sogenannte „Temperaturoptimum ist zuerst durch Blackman(2) mit seinen Mitarbeitern Miss Matthaei und Smith in seinem Zustande- kommen aufgeklärt worden. Außerdem fördernden Einfluß auf die Geschwindig- keit der Reaktionen in der lebenden Zelle werden seitens der steigenden Temperatur immer auch Prozesse be- schleunigt, welche mit einer Herab- setzung der Funktionen verbunden sind, mit Stoff zerfall ohne ausreichenden Er- satz. Mit diesen Einflüssen muß sich die RGT.-Regel kreuzen. Je schneller z. B. der Vorrat an den zur Atmung nötigen Stoffen bei höherer Tempera- „. „ tur sich vermindert, desto weniger ^^' ' kann sich die Reaktionsbeschleuni- gung des Oxydationsprozesses selbst bemerklich machen. Drücken wir die Quantität der zur Atmung nötigen Stoffe in ihrer Abnahme mit steigender Temperatur durch die Kurve AB aus, die RGT.-Regel der Atmung durch die Kurve OP, so sehen wir ohne weiteres, wie durch Superposition beider Kurven in C ein Temperaturoptimum entstehen muß, obwohl die Atmung der RGT-Regel folgt. Ein wirkliches Optimum existiert somit nicht. Die von Amstel und Iterson(3) gegen Blackmans Auffassungen erhobenen Bedenken sind wohl grundlos und wurden hinreichend durch die Untersuchungen von Kuyper (4) entkräftet. Cohen-Stuart und Kanitz ist jedoch vollkommen zuzustimmen in der Meinung, daß eine exakte Prüfung der BLACKMANSchen Theorie derzeit unmöglich ist, weil die Abhängigkeit der Einzelprozesse von der Temperatur physiologisch unentwirrbare Komplexe darstellt. 1) C. P. Cohen-Stuart, Kgl. Akad. Amsterdam (1912), p. 1159 (26. April). — 2) F. F. Blackman, Ann. of Botan., ig, 281 (1905). Miss G. Matthaei, Phil. Trans. Lond., B, ig?, 47 (1904). A. M. Smith, Ann. Roy. Botan. Gardens Pera- deniya, 3, II, 305 (1906). — 3) J. van Amstel u. G. van Iterson jun., Akad. Amsterdam, ig, 106 (1910); Botan. Zentr., 116, 279 (1911). G. van Iterson, Act. 3. CoDgr. internat. Botan., //, 1 (1912). — 4) J. Kuyper, Rec. Trav. botan. N^erlaud, 7 (1910); Ann. Jard. Botan. Buitenzorg, (2) 9, 45 (1911). Über „Optimum" L. Errera, Recueil d'Oeuvres, 4, 338 (1910), eine bis zum Jahre 1896 reichende Literaturüber- eicht liefernd.

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Title: Beitrge zur Biologie der Pflanzen

Identifier: beitrgezurbiolog07berl

Year: 1870-2006 (1870s)

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Subjects: Plant physiology; Plants

Publisher: Berlin [etc. ] Duncker & Humblot [etc. ]

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33 der Hauptsache erklärt. Ich gebe diese Erklärung indess nur als eine nicht unwahrscheinliche Annahme. Eine erschöpfende Untersuchung der Oscillationen lag nicht in meiner Absicht; ich habe dieselben nur darum berücksichtigen müssen, weil sie bei meinen heliotropischen Versuchen eine Quelle von Täuschungen bilden konnten und mich anfänglich auch thatsächlich irre führten. Die Oscillationen bei der heliotropischen Krümmung sind nicht auf die Cotyledonen der hier betrachteten Oramineen-Specieä beschränkt; ich be- obachtete sie vielmehr, mehr oder weniger ausgesprochen, auch bei ver- schiedenen anderen Keimlingen, so bei denen der Paniceen und mancher Dicotylen; doch scheint meist die Periode einer Oscillation erheblich grösser zu sein als bei Avena. Ein Object, wo die besagten Oscillationen eine sehr bedeutende Amplitude erreichen und daher sehr auffallen, sind beispiels- weise junge Hypocotyle von Agrostemma Oithago (welche im Dunkeln ebenfalls stark circumnutiren). Um nicht nochmals auf diesen nicht zu meinem eigentlichen Thema gehörigen, aber jedenfalls beachtenswerthen Gegenstand zurückkommen zu müssen, will ich an dieser Stelle anch gleich über die an Agrostemma gemachten Beobachtungen berichten. Hier wird bei der heliotropischen Krümmung zunächst im Laufe weniger Stunden eine starke Neigung des Obertheils erreicht, welcher sich aber dabei nicht oder nur in geringer Ausdehnung geradestreckt (Fig. 9, a). Dann erfolgt eine

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Ob h c Fig. 9. Oscillationen bei der heliotropischen Krümmung zweier Hypocotyle von Agrostemma Oithago. a nach 3'/4, i nach 4'/i, c nach 58/4, d nach 7 Stunden. langsame bedeutende Hebung, welche zu einer vollkommenen Geradestreckung des Obertheils führt, während die Krümmung in die untere Hälfte des Hypocotyls rückt (B^ig. 9, h). Hierauf beginnt eine ebenfalls sehr bedeutende Senkung, welche mehrere Stunden andauert und mit erneuter Krümmung des Obertheils verbunden ist (Fig. 9, c, d); das Ende dieser zweiten Senkung und die dabei zu erwartende abermalige Geradestreckung des Obertheils wurde in meinen bis zu 9 Stunden dauernden Versuchen nie erreicht, wes- lialb ich auch nicht weiss, ob auf die erste grosse Oscillation noch weitere folgen. Eine nähere Vorstellung von dem Gang der Oscillation, deren Amplitude und den dabei vorkommenden individuellen Schwankungen giebt die folgende Beobachtungsreihe. Cohn, Beiträge zur Biologie der PQanzen. Bd. VII. Heft I. 3

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Title: Bollettino del Laboratorio di zoologia generale e agraria della R. Scuola superiore d'agricoltura in Portici

Identifier: bollettinodellab21908rscu

Year: 1907 (1900s)

Authors: R. Scuola superiore d'agricoltura in Portici. Labora torio di zoologia generale e agraria

Subjects: Zoology; Zoology, Economic; Entomology

Publisher: Portici : E. Della Torre

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B-ig. 20 Due bocci d'olivo circondati da fili di seta di larva di tignola B, che sta penetrando in uno di essi : A brattee, B larva, C cache- relli (ingrandito varie volte). a fiore va nutrendosi, sembra, esclusivamente di polline, di cui resta impolverata. Il suo colore è color nocciuola pallido uniforme. Con tale genere di vita le larve della 2' generazione compiono il loro sviluppo. Il Costa ritiene che una larva possa danneggiare una ventina di bocci fiorali però io credo che tale numero sia un po' esagerato. Le larve (Fig. 20-21) quando sono grandicelle di 4-5 mm. legano insieme con fili di seta anche varii bocci, tra i quali quelli consumati neir interno compaiono secchi, e in tale groviglio essa si trova riparata nel passare da un boccio ad un altro. Le larve di questa generazione cominciano a raggiungere il loro completo sviluppo verso la fine di Maggio e in gran parte nella prima quindicina di Giugno. Tessono il loro boz- zolo sugli stessi racemi fiorali e dopo 5-6 giorni si trasformano in adulti. Questi depositano le uova sul calice dei giovani frutti o su qualunque parte del frutto stesso. In serra su olivi non aventi racemi fruttiferi, li ho visti depositare sulle foglie. Le larve della se- conda generazione sono quelle , che si sviluppano in un periodo di tempo minore tanto di quello impiegato dalle larve della prima che di quello impiegato dalle larve della seconda. Questa diffe- renza si deve attribuire per le larve della prima generazione spe-

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Title: Boletín

Identifier: boletn25acaduoft

Year: 1874 (1870s)

Authors: Academia Nacional de Ciencias, Córdoba, Argentine Republic

Subjects: Science

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B'ig. 72. — Phacus hispidula l'.i'li" I Lciiiin.

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7 1. Trachélomonas volvocina Ehrbg. Células ene.-nadas en una envolí ura esférica, de membra- na lisa, generalmente de color un poco amarillento. Diáme- tro de la envoltura : 10-20 jjl. La célula no ocupa siempre del todo la envoltura. En la parte anterior de la envoltura una abertura circular, con borde reforzado, por la cual sale el tlagelo de la célula. Longitud del flagelo 2-3 veces mas lar ga que la de la célula. Estigma hay. Núcleo en la región posterior de la célula. Cromatóforos 2, disciformes, con pirenoide (fig. 7:; . — Tra ch< tomonas vol vocina Eln-lijj

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Title: Biologisches Zentralblatt

Identifier: biologischeszent37rose

Year: 1917 (1910s)

Authors: Rosenthal, I. (Isidor), 1836-1915

Subjects: Biology

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2i)6 A. V. Tßchermak, Über das versch. Ergebnis reziproker Kreuzung etc. formein (B'ig. 1 und 2 — nach der sehr zweckmäßigen Darstellung von E. V. Tschermak25)). Fig. 2. Abc Abc ABCABC ABC «BC

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flbctjbc aBCaBC ^ üBCaBc \ aBcaBc Schema der Vererbuagsweisc nach Zygotenfornielii bei trifaktorieller Verschiedenheit. Elternform A: Elternform B: ABCABC abcabc oder ABcABc oder abCabC oder AbCAbC oder aBcaBc oder AbcAbc oder aBCaBC Den Faktorenzeichen^^') (A, B, C Vorhandensein bedeutend; a, b, c Fehlen bezeichnend) kommt abwechselnd folgende Spezial- bedeutung zu. 1. Faktorenanalyse einfacher Kamm breiter Kamm betreffs Kamm bei Cochinchina bei Minorka abC ABC Faktor C bewirkt einfachen Kamm ; jeder einzelne der beiden gleichsinnig wirkenden oder kumulativen Faktoren A und B modifiziert 25) E. V. Tschermak, Bd. IV der Züchtung der landwirtschaftlichen Kultur- pflanzen von C. Fruwirth. 2. Aufl., S. 9G und lOü, Berlin 1910. Ferner: E. V. Tschermak, Über die Vererbungsweise der Blütezeit bei Erbsen, Bd. 49 (Mendel-Festschrift) der Verb, des Naturf.-Vereines in Brunn, 1911, S. 169—191: E. V. Tschermak, Bastardierungsversuche an Levkojen, Erbsen und Bohuen mit Rücksicht auf die Faktorenlehre. Zeitschr. f. indukt. Abstammungs- und Ver- erbungslehre, 7 (2. Heft), S. 81—234, 1912. 26) In den nachstehenden Abschnitten 1—5 bedeutet A. ebenso B oder C, selbstverständlich jedesmal einen anderen Faktor.

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Title: Bulletin biologique de la France et de la Belgique

Identifier: bulletinbiologiq03univ

Year: 1892 (1890s)

Authors: UniversitÃ:copyright: de Paris. Laboratoire d'evolution des êtres organisÃ:copyright:s

Subjects: Biology; Natural history

Publisher: Montreuil [etc. ] Gauther-Villars [etc. ]

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C.V. BOYS. LES PROJECTILES PRIS AU VOL 661

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B'ig. 14. âDÃ:copyright:charge d'un fusil de chasse à jcanon cylindrique. Chaque grain do grcnaillejproduit une onde. L'onde frontale, à gauche, est due au mÃ:copyright:lange de l'air et des gaz de la poudre , La bourre, situÃ:copyright:e à droite, suit la dÃ:copyright:charge.)

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Title: Der deutsche Landwirth; ein vollständiges Hand- und Lehrbuch der gesammten Landwirtschaft. Nach eigenen praktischen Erfahrungen bearb. und mit vielen Abbildungen erläutert

Identifier: derdeutschelandw00kircuoft

Year: 1847 (1840s)

Authors: Kirchhof, Friedrich

Subjects: Agricultural implements; Agriculture

Publisher: Leipzig G. Wigand

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•.•^' ^ 740 ^ou8h3irt:^fc^aft. ratzen. 2)a bie mogtic^ Iebf)Qftefte ^Berbrcnnung I)ier befonberö widjtig ift, fo mup man t)en Suft= jug mit 5^ufmerffamfeit reguliren. Übrigenö I)Qt

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ein gut gebauter ru[fi[d)er Dfen, befonbere ^Denu er mit einem ruffifc^en (engen) @d)i)rnftein in 33er^ binbung ftel)t, febr ftarfen 3ug; ba^er fein 3nne^ reo burd) 'tia^ lebf)afte geuer aujjerorbentlid) erl)i5t wirl>. (Sobiilt) baö geuei obviiebrannt ift, rennin= bert man ben Suft^ug t)aburci), 'üa'^ man baö an ber ^ei^tbüre angebrarf)te Diegiftcr fdjliept; finb aber bie Noblen f)in[dnglid) au^gevilübt, fo fcl)liet3t man t>en Dfen t)on bem (£d)ürnftein t>oUfommen burd) t)ie @ufd)e ab, UH'ld)e ju biefem 3^^*'«^ f^U genbe (Sinrid)tung erbält. (Sine t)iere(fige eiferne ^platte (5ig. 5) ift an bem oben angegebenen Drte im legten (Siieulirgange unmittelbar vor bem ^iUi6-- tritt beö 9iaud)ö in ben (Sd)onftein borijontal ein= gemauert, unb bat in ber 9)htte eine fürben -Duid)-" gang beö 9iaud)ö ()inreid)enbe runbe Cffnung, fo a>ie um biefe einen nad) oben etioa V2 ^oH l}cx- »orftebenben Oianb (Big. über ben enrdbnten 9{anb ftürst. SBeibeö gefd)iebt burd) eine ^u bie|tm3^verf an ber betreffen? t)en :copyright:teile beö (Eirculirgangeö angebrad)te Zl)üxi. S3ei bem in gig. 3 bargefteüten mup man unter bem ju biefem ^^e^uf burd) tik 6d)eiDewant) *• ab= gefd)loffenen3ug b (^ig.3) burcbgreifen; in?5ig-10 ift ber 3u9ang jur :registered:ufd)e unmittelbar gegeben, :copyright:otvobl bie 'i)erfel ber @ufd)e, fomie auc^ bie ^u ibr fübrenbe X{)iixc unb bie »g)eistbüre unb ibre 9iegifter muffen fo luftbic^t al3 möglid) fd)liefen; biefe 'Xtimen werben ^wecfmdpig boppelt gemadjt. SBenn ein $lfd)enfaU nötbig ift/ fo muf aud) bie= fer ganj luftl)id)t t)erfd)loffen werben fönnen. 53ei ;^ol5feuerung beDarf eö jebod) feineö jHofte^, mit= bin aud) feinet ^2lfd)enfallö. 3n bem ^wölfuigigen großen Öfen ^U]. 8 unb i) ift ber geuerberb für ein ftärfereö geuer auf geeignete SlBeife erweitert. 2)ie @ufd)e ift biti^ bd 0 (gig. 9; augebrad}t, unb ber 3ugang ju berfelben befinbet ficb in ber hinter-- wanb. 3)er vuffifd)eDfen wirb burd)ba6 \)erbrannte geuermaterial innerlid) febr ftarf erbiet, tbeilt je= bod) weo,cn ber Stävfc fetner 2Bänbe bie empfan= gene üH^dime feiner äußern £)berfläd)e nur langfam mit, unb nni0 baber *i, 3 unb mebr (gtunben jur öor gebeijt werben, bet>ür man bie (Srwdrmung beö 3immerö erlangt. !Dafür hält er aber aud) feine SBdrme au^erorbentlid) lange, unb bei einem etwa aus 3 30Ü ftarfen Sarffteinen gut gebauten unb in feiner :registered:rötje bem 3iotnier entfpred)enben Dfen reid)t in ber Siegel eine einmalige ^eijung täglid) bi"/ ^vo bann ein foldier Dfen für ein ei= gentlid)eö SBobnjimmer jebenfallö ber l)oljetfpa= renbfte ift. eben fo bauernb wie ber ruffifd)e Dfen b^ijt ber fd)n?ebifd)e. gig. 2 jeigt bei B bie geuer= ftätte, üon weld)er baö geuer in bem bal)inter lie^

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Title: Economic entomology for the farmer and fruit-grower

Identifier: economicentomolo01smit

Year: 1906 (1900s)

Authors: Smith, John Bernhard, 1858-1912

Subjects: Beneficial insects

Publisher: Philadelphia and London, J. B. Lippincott company

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Identifier: derdeutschelandw00kircuoft

Year: 1847 (1840s)

Authors: Kirchhof, Friedrich

Subjects: Agricultural implements; Agriculture

Publisher: Leipzig G. Wigand

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ein gut gebauter ru[fi[d)er Dfen, befonbere ^Denu er mit einem ruffifc^en (engen) @d)i)rnftein in 33er^ binbung ftel)t, febr ftarfen 3ug; ba^er fein 3nne^ reo burd) 'tia^ lebf)afte geuer aujjerorbentlid) erl)i5t wirl>. (Sobiilt) baö geuei obviiebrannt ift, rennin= bert man ben Suft^ug t)aburci), 'üa'^ man baö an ber ^ei^tbüre angebrarf)te Diegiftcr fdjliept; finb aber bie Noblen f)in[dnglid) au^gevilübt, fo fcl)liet3t man t>en Dfen t)on bem (£d)ürnftein t>oUfommen burd) t)ie @ufd)e ab, UH'ld)e ju biefem 3^^*'«^ f^U genbe (Sinrid)tung erbält. (Sine t)iere(fige eiferne ^platte (5ig. 5) ift an bem oben angegebenen Drte im legten (Siieulirgange unmittelbar vor bem ^iUi6-- tritt beö 9iaud)ö in ben (Sd)onftein borijontal ein= gemauert, unb bat in ber 9)htte eine fürben -Duid)-" gang beö 9iaud)ö ()inreid)enbe runbe Cffnung, fo a>ie um biefe einen nad) oben etioa V2 ^oH l}cx- »orftebenben Oianb (Big. über ben enrdbnten 9{anb ftürst. SBeibeö gefd)iebt burd) eine ^u bie|tm3^verf an ber betreffen? t)en :copyright:teile beö (Eirculirgangeö angebrad)te Zl)üxi. S3ei bem in gig. 3 bargefteüten mup man unter bem ju biefem ^^e^uf burd) tik 6d)eiDewant) *• ab= gefd)loffenen3ug b (^ig.3) burcbgreifen; in?5ig-10 ift ber 3u9ang jur :registered:ufd)e unmittelbar gegeben, :copyright:otvobl bie 'i)erfel ber @ufd)e, fomie auc^ bie ^u ibr fübrenbe X{)iixc unb bie »g)eistbüre unb ibre 9iegifter muffen fo luftbic^t al3 möglid) fd)liefen; biefe 'Xtimen werben ^wecfmdpig boppelt gemadjt. SBenn ein $lfd)enfaU nötbig ift/ fo muf aud) bie= fer ganj luftl)id)t t)erfd)loffen werben fönnen. 53ei ;^ol5feuerung beDarf eö jebod) feineö jHofte^, mit= bin aud) feinet ^2lfd)enfallö. 3n bem ^wölfuigigen großen Öfen ^U]. 8 unb i) ift ber geuerberb für ein ftärfereö geuer auf geeignete SlBeife erweitert. 2)ie @ufd)e ift biti^ bd 0 (gig. 9; augebrad}t, unb ber 3ugang ju berfelben befinbet ficb in ber hinter-- wanb. 3)er vuffifd)eDfen wirb burd)ba6 \)erbrannte geuermaterial innerlid) febr ftarf erbiet, tbeilt je= bod) weo,cn ber Stävfc fetner 2Bänbe bie empfan= gene üH^dime feiner äußern £)berfläd)e nur langfam mit, unb nni0 baber *i, 3 unb mebr (gtunben jur öor gebeijt werben, bet>ür man bie (Srwdrmung beö 3immerö erlangt. !Dafür hält er aber aud) feine SBdrme au^erorbentlid) lange, unb bei einem etwa aus 3 30Ü ftarfen Sarffteinen gut gebauten unb in feiner :registered:rötje bem 3iotnier entfpred)enben Dfen reid)t in ber Siegel eine einmalige ^eijung täglid) bi"/ ^vo bann ein foldier Dfen für ein ei= gentlid)eö SBobnjimmer jebenfallö ber l)oljetfpa= renbfte ift. eben fo bauernb wie ber ruffifd)e Dfen b^ijt ber fd)n?ebifd)e. gig. 2 jeigt bei B bie geuer= ftätte, üon weld)er baö geuer in bem bal)inter lie^

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