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A Gunner aboard the 'Yankee.' From the diary of Number Five of the After Port Gun. The yarn of the cruise and fights of the naval reserves in the Spanish-American war. Edited by H. H. Lewis, etc Image taken from page 229 of 'A Gunne Stock Photo
RMHK66WK–A Gunner aboard the 'Yankee.' From the diary of Number Five of the After Port Gun. The yarn of the cruise and fights of the naval reserves in the Spanish-American war. Edited by H. H. Lewis, etc Image taken from page 229 of 'A Gunne
An introduction to the study of the comparative anatomy of animals . dy of the cell. The protoplasmicinvestment is raised into a number of little prominences, andso looks jagged and indented on its lower surface. The bodyof the cell is composed of coarsely alveolar protoplasm, the ?^ Schneider recommends the following mixture: A 02 % solution ofosmic acid, i part. A 5 % solution of acetic acid, 4 parts. This mixturegives good results, but macerates rapidly. The tissues should not be leftin it longer than four minutes. Digitized by Microsoft® HISTOLOGY OF HYDRA 229 alveolar walls forming a reti Stock Photo
RM2AWEEG9–An introduction to the study of the comparative anatomy of animals . dy of the cell. The protoplasmicinvestment is raised into a number of little prominences, andso looks jagged and indented on its lower surface. The bodyof the cell is composed of coarsely alveolar protoplasm, the ?^ Schneider recommends the following mixture: A 02 % solution ofosmic acid, i part. A 5 % solution of acetic acid, 4 parts. This mixturegives good results, but macerates rapidly. The tissues should not be leftin it longer than four minutes. Digitized by Microsoft® HISTOLOGY OF HYDRA 229 alveolar walls forming a reti
LEARN WATCHMAKING AT REASONABLE RATES THE ELLSWORTH LABORATORIES Max D. Slimmer Ph.D. TRADE MARKS. PRINTS. SPECIAL MANUgACTOING.:' PATENT AND WORKING DRAWINGS. KINDS. RUBBER PARKER STEARNS & SUTTON 328.229 South St. New York Experimental &Model Work E.KONIESLOW STAMPING &TOOL WORKS 0:EWE LAND 0 The Strop and The Razor orrer tro s $39.50 BUYS THIS Every Gas Engine User 50 Years' ExperiencePATENTS Tra.de Marks Designs Copyrights Etc. Scientific American ADAMS TRANSMISSION GEAR PRIORS ORNAMENTS FOR ALL USES. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. HIGH GRADE MACHINERY Inventions Perfected AUTO 510RAGAELLBITr46g Stock Photo
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. Heredity and evolution in plants. Heredity; Plants. THE EVOLUTION OP PLANTS 229 habit. They are therefore in all probability adaptations to that habit. Two more—stem anatomy and the ap- parently terminal cotyledon in the embryo—may be considered as direct consequences of such adaptations; the stem anatomy acquiring its peculiar features from the insertions of numerous broad-based leaves on a squat subterranean axis, and the embryonic cotyledonary number arising from the congenital fusion of two ancestral cotyle- dons. The seventh character—trimerous floral symmetry—bears no obvious re- latio Stock Photo
RMPG2R82–. Heredity and evolution in plants. Heredity; Plants. THE EVOLUTION OP PLANTS 229 habit. They are therefore in all probability adaptations to that habit. Two more—stem anatomy and the ap- parently terminal cotyledon in the embryo—may be considered as direct consequences of such adaptations; the stem anatomy acquiring its peculiar features from the insertions of numerous broad-based leaves on a squat subterranean axis, and the embryonic cotyledonary number arising from the congenital fusion of two ancestral cotyle- dons. The seventh character—trimerous floral symmetry—bears no obvious re- latio
. History of the United Co-operative Baking Society Ltd., a fifty years' record, 1869-1919. ^J^- Loans 79,114 .580 ;^10,728 /U7,021 £3,480 ;fl0,728 Total ;£131,229. The article goes on to state that the total number ofemployees was 829, yy of these being employed in the buildingdepartment, while 275 were members of the Bonus InvestmentSociety. It concludes :— Some organisations are mere aggregations without either heartor mind. The parts mistakenly believe that they can evade asorganisations duties that belong to them as individuals. But theproblem before co-operators allows no such evasion. T Stock Photo
RM2AG3XCD–. History of the United Co-operative Baking Society Ltd., a fifty years' record, 1869-1919. ^J^- Loans 79,114 .580 ;^10,728 /U7,021 £3,480 ;fl0,728 Total ;£131,229. The article goes on to state that the total number ofemployees was 829, yy of these being employed in the buildingdepartment, while 275 were members of the Bonus InvestmentSociety. It concludes :— Some organisations are mere aggregations without either heartor mind. The parts mistakenly believe that they can evade asorganisations duties that belong to them as individuals. But theproblem before co-operators allows no such evasion. T
. The natural history of plants. Botany. E UPHORBIA GE^. 141 Stephampodivm Engleri. Bichapetalum hispidum. Close beside Bichapetalum are placed two genera very closely allied to it: Stephanopodium^ (fig. 226), distinguished principally by tbe petals being united, sometimes for a very great distance in a gamopetalous corolla bearing tbe sta- mens; and Tapura^ (fig. 227 -229), also having a gamo- petalous corolla, but irre- gular, imbricated and with fertile stamens, generally fewer, more rarely equal in number to the divisions of the corolla.^ The disk is unilateral. The two last genera have al Stock Photo
RMPG2WND–. The natural history of plants. Botany. E UPHORBIA GE^. 141 Stephampodivm Engleri. Bichapetalum hispidum. Close beside Bichapetalum are placed two genera very closely allied to it: Stephanopodium^ (fig. 226), distinguished principally by tbe petals being united, sometimes for a very great distance in a gamopetalous corolla bearing tbe sta- mens; and Tapura^ (fig. 227 -229), also having a gamo- petalous corolla, but irre- gular, imbricated and with fertile stamens, generally fewer, more rarely equal in number to the divisions of the corolla.^ The disk is unilateral. The two last genera have al
. Scientific American Volume 91 Number 16 (October 1904). earing suspension device, differential, A. E. Brlllle 771,456 Glnss articles, manufacturing hollow, P. T. Slevert T71.581 Class gathering machine, J. I. Martin .... 771,315Glass manufacturing machine, window, A. Bournlqne 771,763 Glass mold, M. Myers 771,483 Gold from auriferous sand, etc., apparatus for extracting, R. Blake 771,454 Governor, speed, L. F. Burger 771,459 Grain binder knotter mechanism, H. J. Case 771,532Grain binder tension device, F. P. Burkhardt 771,229 Grain drill, W. D. Myers : 771,485 Guiu elevator, J. I. Fulton 771 Stock Photo
RM2CEGB5H–. Scientific American Volume 91 Number 16 (October 1904). earing suspension device, differential, A. E. Brlllle 771,456 Glnss articles, manufacturing hollow, P. T. Slevert T71.581 Class gathering machine, J. I. Martin .... 771,315Glass manufacturing machine, window, A. Bournlqne 771,763 Glass mold, M. Myers 771,483 Gold from auriferous sand, etc., apparatus for extracting, R. Blake 771,454 Governor, speed, L. F. Burger 771,459 Grain binder knotter mechanism, H. J. Case 771,532Grain binder tension device, F. P. Burkhardt 771,229 Grain drill, W. D. Myers : 771,485 Guiu elevator, J. I. Fulton 771
. The natural history of plants. Botany. COMBRETACEM. 265 on one side, and the stamens are more decidedly incurved in the bud. The androecium is diplostemonous or sometimes formed of a number of stsmiens a little above ten; a fact occasionally observed in the Combreta proper. On the other hand there is impoverishment of Quisgualis indica.. Fig. 230. Flower (5). Fig. 229. Floriferoua branch. Fig. 231. Long. sect, of flower. the androecium in Thiloa,'^ the apetalous and tetramerous flower of which sometimes has eight stamens; four of them may be wanting or remain sterile. All these plants, howev Stock Photo
RMPG2WE7–. The natural history of plants. Botany. COMBRETACEM. 265 on one side, and the stamens are more decidedly incurved in the bud. The androecium is diplostemonous or sometimes formed of a number of stsmiens a little above ten; a fact occasionally observed in the Combreta proper. On the other hand there is impoverishment of Quisgualis indica.. Fig. 230. Flower (5). Fig. 229. Floriferoua branch. Fig. 231. Long. sect, of flower. the androecium in Thiloa,'^ the apetalous and tetramerous flower of which sometimes has eight stamens; four of them may be wanting or remain sterile. All these plants, howev
. Heredity and evolution in plants. Heredity; Plants. THE EVOLUTION OP PLANTS 229 habit. They are therefore in all probability adaptations to that habit. Two more—stem anatomy and the ap- parently terminal cotyledon in the embryo—may be considered as direct consequences of such adaptations; the stem anatomy acquiring its peculiar features from the insertions of numerous broad-based leaves on a squat subterranean axis, and the embryonic cotyledonary number arising from the congenital fusion of two ancestral cotyle- dons. The seventh character—trimerous floral symmetry—bears no obvious re- latio Stock Photo
RMRDG0X5–. Heredity and evolution in plants. Heredity; Plants. THE EVOLUTION OP PLANTS 229 habit. They are therefore in all probability adaptations to that habit. Two more—stem anatomy and the ap- parently terminal cotyledon in the embryo—may be considered as direct consequences of such adaptations; the stem anatomy acquiring its peculiar features from the insertions of numerous broad-based leaves on a squat subterranean axis, and the embryonic cotyledonary number arising from the congenital fusion of two ancestral cotyle- dons. The seventh character—trimerous floral symmetry—bears no obvious re- latio
. The natural history of plants. Botany. E UPHORBIA GE^. 141 Stephampodivm Engleri. Bichapetalum hispidum. Close beside Bichapetalum are placed two genera very closely allied to it: Stephanopodium^ (fig. 226), distinguished principally by tbe petals being united, sometimes for a very great distance in a gamopetalous corolla bearing tbe sta- mens; and Tapura^ (fig. 227 -229), also having a gamo- petalous corolla, but irre- gular, imbricated and with fertile stamens, generally fewer, more rarely equal in number to the divisions of the corolla.^ The disk is unilateral. The two last genera have al Stock Photo
RMRDGCG3–. The natural history of plants. Botany. E UPHORBIA GE^. 141 Stephampodivm Engleri. Bichapetalum hispidum. Close beside Bichapetalum are placed two genera very closely allied to it: Stephanopodium^ (fig. 226), distinguished principally by tbe petals being united, sometimes for a very great distance in a gamopetalous corolla bearing tbe sta- mens; and Tapura^ (fig. 227 -229), also having a gamo- petalous corolla, but irre- gular, imbricated and with fertile stamens, generally fewer, more rarely equal in number to the divisions of the corolla.^ The disk is unilateral. The two last genera have al
. The life of the plant. Plant physiology. THE FLOWER 229 ovules ; one, several, or even a great number as in the poppy. The elongated part, the style, is occasionally traversed by a canal; but in most cases the style is solid, though its tissue is porous and spongy, its cells not coming into close contact with each other but having spaces between them. This style ends at its apex in a broadened part called the stigma, which may be flat like a button, delicately branched like a feather, or in- deed of almost any shape. The surface of the stigma is generally covered with short hairs and secrete Stock Photo
RMRDW8PH–. The life of the plant. Plant physiology. THE FLOWER 229 ovules ; one, several, or even a great number as in the poppy. The elongated part, the style, is occasionally traversed by a canal; but in most cases the style is solid, though its tissue is porous and spongy, its cells not coming into close contact with each other but having spaces between them. This style ends at its apex in a broadened part called the stigma, which may be flat like a button, delicately branched like a feather, or in- deed of almost any shape. The surface of the stigma is generally covered with short hairs and secrete
. The natural history of plants. Botany. COMBRETACEM. 265 on one side, and the stamens are more decidedly incurved in the bud. The androecium is diplostemonous or sometimes formed of a number of stsmiens a little above ten; a fact occasionally observed in the Combreta proper. On the other hand there is impoverishment of Quisgualis indica.. Fig. 230. Flower (5). Fig. 229. Floriferoua branch. Fig. 231. Long. sect, of flower. the androecium in Thiloa,'^ the apetalous and tetramerous flower of which sometimes has eight stamens; four of them may be wanting or remain sterile. All these plants, howev Stock Photo
RMRDG3W5–. The natural history of plants. Botany. COMBRETACEM. 265 on one side, and the stamens are more decidedly incurved in the bud. The androecium is diplostemonous or sometimes formed of a number of stsmiens a little above ten; a fact occasionally observed in the Combreta proper. On the other hand there is impoverishment of Quisgualis indica.. Fig. 230. Flower (5). Fig. 229. Floriferoua branch. Fig. 231. Long. sect, of flower. the androecium in Thiloa,'^ the apetalous and tetramerous flower of which sometimes has eight stamens; four of them may be wanting or remain sterile. All these plants, howev

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