. Un texte-livre de physiologie comparée [microforme] : pour les étudiants et les praticiens de médecine vétérinaire (comparatif). La Physiologie, physiologie vétérinaire ; comparatifs ; physiologie comparée ; physiologie vétérinaire. Fia.aO. -Â"Â"' de la Fia. W. BIOLOGIE GÉNÉRALE. 17 FiOK. Il à JH.- Dans la suite, flguroi donotea hvpha ha, auriculaire ; j/j, Rporangltim ; -â orTum ; Ma, mycelium, mc, mucilage ; el, culuniollu ; Â"n, jy, itygOHpore etidogonidla ; Â"x. , ,.  ¢ Vui. 17. -8poro-t)carinK Mncor hj, d srowlng de Bella.-dung. La grippe. .1- âThe boiteux, toaned neediea avec (A, 4). Kio*. tU, TS 90, 81.âSuccvhhWv utaK

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. A text-book of comparative physiology [microform] : for students and practitioners of comparative (veterinary) medicine. Physiology, Comparative; Veterinary physiology; Physiologie comparée; Physiologie vétérinaire. Fia.aO. -«»' Fia. W. GENERAL BIOLOGY. 17 FiOK. IT to JH.- In the following flguroi, ha, donotea atrial hvpha; i/i, Rporangltim; -â orTum; my, mycelium; mc, mucilage; el, culuniollu; «n, jy, itygOHpore; «x etidogonidla. , , . ⢠Vui. 17. -8poro-t)carinK hj, of Mncor. srowlng from horae-dung. Flu. 1 .âThe lame, toaned out with neediea (A, 4). Kio*. tU, !90, 81.âSuccvhhWv utaKi'H in the development of the iporangiam. Kio, 8St.âIsolated iporon of Mncor. Kio. 83.âUomiinBtlnK Hporos of tliu aame mold. Kio. 84.âSnccc'Siilvo HtOKes In tlui germination of a ilnglo spore. Kioi. as, SB, 87. - HuccciiHlve phaiK-a In the conjuaatlve process of Mucor. Kio. 88.âSucceMlvo vtagea oWrved during ten houra In the growth of a conldiophorc of Penicllllam In an object^laM culture (U, 4). or tubules, filled with protoplasm and invested by cellulose walls, across which transverse partitions are found at regular intervals, and in which vacuoles are also visible. The spores, when growing thus in a liquid, gives rise to up- ward branches (aerial hyphoe), and downward branches or root- lets {submerged hyphce)^ These multitudinous branches inter- lace in every direction, forming an intricate felt-work, which supports the green powder (spores) which may be so easily shalcen off from a growing mold. In certain cases the aSrial hyphffi terminate in tufts of branches, which, by transverse division, become split up into spores (Conidia), each of which is similar in structure to a yeast-cell. The green coloring matter of the fungi is not chlorophyl. The Conidia germinate under the same conditions as Torula. Kvoor mvoeoo.âThe growth and development of this mold may be studied by simply inverting a glass tumbler over some horse-dung on a saucer, into which a v

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