Preservatives in Food And Food Examination
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They are the Tsenia mediocanellata, Taenia solium, Taenia echinococcus, and Bothriocephalus latus.
Taenia mediocanellata (Plate III.).— This is one of the commonest and largest tapeworms infesting man, and is very widely distributed. In countries where cattle are badly tended, and where the inhabitants consume imperfectly cooked beef, infection is very common. It is alleged that practically every native in Abyssinia is infected, and that in North-west India a large proportion of the natives suf...fer from the presence of this tapeworm. In more civilized communities it is far less common, and in this country it is but rarely seen, though when a tapeworm is met with in England, it is usually of this variety. The worm, when fully developed, is from 4 to 8 metres (13 to 26 feet) in length, and possesses over 1,200 proglottides. The head is pear-shaped, and about 1'5 to 2 mm. broad at the widest part. It has neither rostellum nor booklets, but it possesses four suckers. The eggs are very minute (0'03 mm.), and each contains an embryo armed with six booklets ; the shells are thick and striated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are the Tsenia mediocanellata, Taenia solium, Taenia echinococcus, and Bothriocephalus latus.
Taenia mediocanellata (Plate III.).— This is one of the commonest and largest tapeworms infesting man, and is very widely distributed. In countries where cattle are badly tended, and where the inhabitants consume imperfectly cooked beef, infection is very common. It is alleged that practically every native in Abyssinia is infected, and that in North-west India a large proportion of the natives suf...fer from the presence of this tapeworm. In more civilized communities it is far less common, and in this country it is but rarely seen, though when a tapeworm is met with in England, it is usually of this variety. The worm, when fully developed, is from 4 to 8 metres (13 to 26 feet) in length, and possesses over 1,200 proglottides. The head is pear-shaped, and about 1'5 to 2 mm. broad at the widest part. It has neither rostellum nor booklets, but it possesses four suckers. The eggs are very minute (0'03 mm.), and each contains an embryo armed with six booklets ; the shells are thick and striated.
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