A Note book for Practical Biology
A Note book for Practical Biology
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; also the mushroom (fruit body of a fungus living in richly manured soil).
18 c [3] 70 ALOffl Pleurococcus.
A. Remove a small quantity of the green powder from the piece of bark provided, and mount in a drop of water. Examine under a high power and sketch a single Pleurococcus cell, shewing the cell-wall and the chloro- plast which occupies most of the cell cavity, often appearing completely to fill it. Look for cells in which colourless protoplasm can be seen at one side of the cell. The nucl...eus can rarely be distinguished.
B. Mount some of the Pleurococcus from the watch-glass of water and draw groups of cells illustrating different stages of division.
' K / ( [3] 71 ALG5J Spirogyra.
A . Make a diagrammatic sketch of part of a filament under a low power, shewing the single row of similar cells, containing the green spiral chloroplasts.
B. Treat a fresh specimen with 5 % salt solution (by drawing a drop under the coverslip with blotting- paper) and observe the shrinking of the protoplasmic lining.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; also the mushroom (fruit body of a fungus living in richly manured soil).
18 c [3] 70 ALOffl Pleurococcus.
A. Remove a small quantity of the green powder from the piece of bark provided, and mount in a drop of water. Examine under a high power and sketch a single Pleurococcus cell, shewing the cell-wall and the chloro- plast which occupies most of the cell cavity, often appearing completely to fill it. Look for cells in which colourless protoplasm can be seen at one side of the cell. The nucl...eus can rarely be distinguished.
B. Mount some of the Pleurococcus from the watch-glass of water and draw groups of cells illustrating different stages of division.
' K / ( [3] 71 ALG5J Spirogyra.
A . Make a diagrammatic sketch of part of a filament under a low power, shewing the single row of similar cells, containing the green spiral chloroplasts.
B. Treat a fresh specimen with 5 % salt solution (by drawing a drop under the coverslip with blotting- paper) and observe the shrinking of the protoplasmic lining.
What to read after A Note book for Practical Biology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Cambridge to read onlineMoreLess
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