Elementary Biology, Animal And Human
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Cloud, Sept. 28, 1895.
6. Position as a scientist.
a. His life devoted to most important scientific investi- gations.
b. Highest honors bestowed upon him by men of science in all countries.
c. "The most perfect man in the realm of science. " II. Important Contributions to Biological Knowledge.
1. Investigations relative to fermentation and decay.
a. Fermentation formerly believed to be purely a chemical process, independent of the activity of living organ- isms.
6. Fermentation and putrefaction... proved by Pasteur to be always due to the action of living microorganisms (yeast and bacteria).
c. Each kind of fermentation or decay demonstrated to be due to the activity of different lands of germs.
2. Discoveries relative to silkworm disease.
a. Silk cultivation throughout France and Italy threatened by this disease.
b. Silkworm disease proved by long investigations of Pasteur to be due to minute germs infesting eggs, larvae, pupae, and moth of silkworm.
c. Disease eradicated by scientific treatment suggested by Pasteur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cloud, Sept. 28, 1895.
6. Position as a scientist.
a. His life devoted to most important scientific investi- gations.
b. Highest honors bestowed upon him by men of science in all countries.
c. "The most perfect man in the realm of science. " II. Important Contributions to Biological Knowledge.
1. Investigations relative to fermentation and decay.
a. Fermentation formerly believed to be purely a chemical process, independent of the activity of living organ- isms.
6. Fermentation and putrefaction... proved by Pasteur to be always due to the action of living microorganisms (yeast and bacteria).
c. Each kind of fermentation or decay demonstrated to be due to the activity of different lands of germs.
2. Discoveries relative to silkworm disease.
a. Silk cultivation throughout France and Italy threatened by this disease.
b. Silkworm disease proved by long investigations of Pasteur to be due to minute germs infesting eggs, larvae, pupae, and moth of silkworm.
c. Disease eradicated by scientific treatment suggested by Pasteur.
What to read after Elementary Biology, Animal And Human?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peabody, James Edward, B. 1869 to read onlineMoreLess
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