Essays And Addresses
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Jelly developing into Slime. Magnified 430 diameters.
there was no ferrous bicarbonate at all, in fact, no bicarbonate of any kind ; and in others there was hardly a trace of cadbonate or bicarbonate. The author had difficulty in getting these organisms to remain alive in very dilute ferrous bicarbonate without hay -infusion ; but he succeeded in cultivating them in water containing simply an infusion of hay, when they of course excreted no iron ; while on addition of ferric salts to the hay in...fusion they developed ferruginous tangle as they did in a stream (Figs. 15 and 16). Fig. 15 shows organisms from slime developed in the laboratory in an infusion of hay with 1 S. Winogradsky, " Ueber Eisenbacterien, " Botanische Zeitung, 1888, p. 261.
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a little ferric salt added. Fig. 16 shows the same organisms developed in a Welsh stream.
Molisch 1 of Graz, in 1892, arrived at the conclusion that the colour is not exclusively due to iron, and that Cohn's and Zopf's organisms developed well without the smallest quantity of iron being present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jelly developing into Slime. Magnified 430 diameters.
there was no ferrous bicarbonate at all, in fact, no bicarbonate of any kind ; and in others there was hardly a trace of cadbonate or bicarbonate. The author had difficulty in getting these organisms to remain alive in very dilute ferrous bicarbonate without hay -infusion ; but he succeeded in cultivating them in water containing simply an infusion of hay, when they of course excreted no iron ; while on addition of ferric salts to the hay in...fusion they developed ferruginous tangle as they did in a stream (Figs. 15 and 16). Fig. 15 shows organisms from slime developed in the laboratory in an infusion of hay with 1 S. Winogradsky, " Ueber Eisenbacterien, " Botanische Zeitung, 1888, p. 261.
150 ESSAYS AND ADDRESSES.
a little ferric salt added. Fig. 16 shows the same organisms developed in a Welsh stream.
Molisch 1 of Graz, in 1892, arrived at the conclusion that the colour is not exclusively due to iron, and that Cohn's and Zopf's organisms developed well without the smallest quantity of iron being present.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Campbell Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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