Half Hours With the Microscope
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In order to observe this movement, a growing leaf of the valisneria should be taken, and a longitudinal slice should be removed from its surface, by means of a sharp penknife or razor. The slice, or the sliced part leffc on the leaf, should now be put on a slide, a drop or two of water added, and covered with a thin piece of glass, when, after a little time, espe- cially in a warm room, the movement will be ob- served. This movement takes place in the little particles around the sides of the ce...lls represented in figure 886, plate 3. It may also be seen in the leaves of the new water-weed (Anacha/ris alsinastrurri), the frogbit, the rootlets of wheat, in the family of charas, and in the cells of many other water plants. In examining some species of Chcvra, the external bark, or rind, should be removed frora MICROSCOPE IN THE GARDEN". 45 the cells, or the movements will not be seen. This movement seems dependent on the internal proto- plasmic matter, or " primordial utricle, " which is contained in many cells, and which, in these cases, is spread over the interior of the cell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In order to observe this movement, a growing leaf of the valisneria should be taken, and a longitudinal slice should be removed from its surface, by means of a sharp penknife or razor. The slice, or the sliced part leffc on the leaf, should now be put on a slide, a drop or two of water added, and covered with a thin piece of glass, when, after a little time, espe- cially in a warm room, the movement will be ob- served. This movement takes place in the little particles around the sides of the ce...lls represented in figure 886, plate 3. It may also be seen in the leaves of the new water-weed (Anacha/ris alsinastrurri), the frogbit, the rootlets of wheat, in the family of charas, and in the cells of many other water plants. In examining some species of Chcvra, the external bark, or rind, should be removed frora MICROSCOPE IN THE GARDEN". 45 the cells, or the movements will not be seen. This movement seems dependent on the internal proto- plasmic matter, or " primordial utricle, " which is contained in many cells, and which, in these cases, is spread over the interior of the cell.
What to read after Half Hours With the Microscope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lankester, Edwin, 1814-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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