. Exercises in bacteriology and diagnosis for veterinary students and practitioners. Bacteriology. THE EXAMINATION OF PLATE CULTURES 37 Edges of colonies. Entire: without toothing or division. Undulate : wavy. Repand: like the border of an open umbrella. Erase: as if gnawed, irregularly toothed. Lobate. Lobulate: minutely lobate. Auriculate: with earlike lobes. Lacerate : irregularly cleft,.as if torn. Fimbriate: fringed. Ciliate: hairlike extensions, radiately placed. Tufted. Filamentous : as already defined. Curled: as already defined.. 6 7 " 9 Fig. 5. Structure of colonies: i, conglome
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. Exercises in bacteriology and diagnosis for veterinary students and practitioners. Bacteriology. THE EXAMINATION OF PLATE CULTURES 37 Edges of colonies. Entire: without toothing or division. Undulate : wavy. Repand: like the border of an open umbrella. Erase: as if gnawed, irregularly toothed. Lobate. Lobulate: minutely lobate. Auriculate: with earlike lobes. Lacerate : irregularly cleft, .as if torn. Fimbriate: fringed. Ciliate: hairlike extensions, radiately placed. Tufted. Filamentous : as already defined. Curled: as already defined.. 6 7 " 9 Fig. 5. Structure of colonies: i, conglomerate colony; i, toruloid colony; 3, alveolate structure; 4, grumose in center; 5, moru- loid; 6, clouded; 7, reticulate; 8, marmorated; 9, gyrose. Optical characters (after Shuttleworth). Transparent: transmitting light. Vitreous : transparent and colorless. Oleaginous: transparent and yellow; olive to linseed oil colored. Resinaus: transparent and brown, varnish or resin colored. Translucent: faintly transparent. Porcelaneous: translucent and white. Opalescent: translucent, grayish white by reflected light, smoky brown by transmitted light.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Moore, Veranus A. (Veranus Alva), 1859-1931; Fitch, Clifford Penny, 1884-. Boston, New York [etc. ] Ginn and company
