Tem plant cell hi-res stock photography and images

RMHRF6F9–Plant Cell TEM

TEM of Begonia spp. leaf showing a chloroplast Stock Photo

RFDPF63X–TEM of Begonia spp. leaf showing a chloroplast

Ultrastructural details of the mumps virions grown in a Vero cell culture, revealed in the transmission electron microscopic (TEM) image, 1977. Image courtesy Centers for Disease Control (CDC) / A. Harrison and F. A. Murphy. () Stock Photo

RMPFH3DR–Ultrastructural details of the mumps virions grown in a Vero cell culture, revealed in the transmission electron microscopic (TEM) image, 1977. Image courtesy Centers for Disease Control (CDC) / A. Harrison and F. A. Murphy. ()

Transmission electron microscope image of a thin section cut from Begonia spp. leaf, showing a chloroplast Stock Photo

RMCTP8J5–Transmission electron microscope image of a thin section cut from Begonia spp. leaf, showing a chloroplast

Highly magnified, digitally colorized scanning electron microscopic (SEM) image, showing ultrastructural details at the site of interaction of numerous yellow colored, Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) viral particles, located on the surface of a Vero E6 cell, which had been colorized blue, 2014. MERs is in the same family as the novel coronavirus which began to infect patients in Wuhan, China in early 2020. Courtesy National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)/CDC. Image produced in 2014. () Stock Photo

RM2ATRF41–Highly magnified, digitally colorized scanning electron microscopic (SEM) image, showing ultrastructural details at the site of interaction of numerous yellow colored, Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) viral particles, located on the surface of a Vero E6 cell, which had been colorized blue, 2014. MERs is in the same family as the novel coronavirus which began to infect patients in Wuhan, China in early 2020. Courtesy National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)/CDC. Image produced in 2014. ()

Transmission electron micrograph of a chloroplast Stock Photo

RFCXWTYG–Transmission electron micrograph of a chloroplast

RFCXWTYD–Transmission electron micrograph of a chloroplast

Archive image from page 174 of The cytoplasm of the plant. The cytoplasm of the plant cell cytoplasmofplant00guil Year: 1941 Chapter XIV — 159 The Vacuolar System or alcohol, is stained deeply red by aniline blue or violet basic dyes, as well as by haematein. It consequently shows a whole series of histochemical reactions which are very well known and are very different from those of the chondriosomes. It is, therefore, well established that there does not exist the slightest relation between the chondriome and the vacuolar sys- tem; they are two independent systems which are coexistent in t Stock Photo

RMW23N0R–Archive image from page 174 of The cytoplasm of the plant. The cytoplasm of the plant cell cytoplasmofplant00guil Year: 1941 Chapter XIV — 159 The Vacuolar System or alcohol, is stained deeply red by aniline blue or violet basic dyes, as well as by haematein. It consequently shows a whole series of histochemical reactions which are very well known and are very different from those of the chondriosomes. It is, therefore, well established that there does not exist the slightest relation between the chondriome and the vacuolar sys- tem; they are two independent systems which are coexistent in t

Micrograph of onion cells, close-up Stock Photo

RMPFM0H7–Micrograph of onion cells, close-up

. Botany of the living plant. Botany; Plants. SYNTHESIS, STORAGE AND BREAKDOWN 135 By a suitable elaboration of this arrangement the amount of carbon dioxide evolved could be determined and an index of the rate of respiration so ob- tained. It could be shown that respiration quickens with increasing tem- perature until levels are reached at which the cell-structure is adversely affected ; also that actively-growing material such as germinating seeds respire more quickly than mature or dormant parts of plants. This observation is indicative of a close connection between respiration and growth. Stock Photo

RMRH841W–. Botany of the living plant. Botany; Plants. SYNTHESIS, STORAGE AND BREAKDOWN 135 By a suitable elaboration of this arrangement the amount of carbon dioxide evolved could be determined and an index of the rate of respiration so ob- tained. It could be shown that respiration quickens with increasing tem- perature until levels are reached at which the cell-structure is adversely affected ; also that actively-growing material such as germinating seeds respire more quickly than mature or dormant parts of plants. This observation is indicative of a close connection between respiration and growth.

Micrograph of cross-section through a monocotyledonous root (maize) Stock Photo

RMFDMBD7–Micrograph of cross-section through a monocotyledonous root (maize)

. The cytoplasm of the plant cell. Plant cells and tissues; Protoplasm. Chapter XIV — 159 The Vacuolar System or alcohol, is stained deeply red by aniline blue or violet basic dyes, as well as by haematein. It consequently shows a whole series of histochemical reactions which are very well known and are very different from those of the chondriosomes. It is, therefore, well established that there does not exist the slightest relation between the chondriome and the vacuolar sys- tem; they are two independent systems which are coexistent in the cell. There is between the young stages of the vacuo Stock Photo

RMPFK7FX–. The cytoplasm of the plant cell. Plant cells and tissues; Protoplasm. Chapter XIV — 159 The Vacuolar System or alcohol, is stained deeply red by aniline blue or violet basic dyes, as well as by haematein. It consequently shows a whole series of histochemical reactions which are very well known and are very different from those of the chondriosomes. It is, therefore, well established that there does not exist the slightest relation between the chondriome and the vacuolar sys- tem; they are two independent systems which are coexistent in the cell. There is between the young stages of the vacuo

Heavy High Voltage Electric Power Transmission Cell Tower radio Antenna. Broadcast Steel beam tower cellular antenna. Industrial energy power design. Stock Photo

RF2A0JGBG–Heavy High Voltage Electric Power Transmission Cell Tower radio Antenna. Broadcast Steel beam tower cellular antenna. Industrial energy power design.

RF2A5HE39–Heavy High Voltage Electric Power Transmission Cell Tower radio Antenna. Broadcast Steel beam tower cellular antenna. Industrial energy power design.

Chloroplasts in Tomato Leaf Cell, TEM Stock Photo

RMHRF8E4–Chloroplasts in Tomato Leaf Cell, TEM

RFCXWTYX–Transmission electron micrograph of a chloroplast

High magnification micrograph of a chloroplast Stock Photo

RFCXWTYJ–High magnification micrograph of a chloroplast

Scanning electron micrograph of algae Stock Photo

RFCXWTY8–Scanning electron micrograph of algae

Archive image from page 161 of The cytoplasm of the plant. The cytoplasm of the plant cell cytoplasmofplant00guil Year: 1941 Chapter XIV DEVELOPMENT OF THE VACUOLAR SYSTEM First stages in development:- The starting point of the recent discoveries on the question of the development of the vacuolar sys- tem was an observation made by us on the mode of formation of anthocyanin pigment in teeth of leaflets from the rose bud. We noticed that the pigment begins to form at the extremity of the tooth. In examining a tooth from tip to base, all the phases in A â â¢MsV 4f' 3 ii >i Mi# Stock Photo

RMW23FMR–Archive image from page 161 of The cytoplasm of the plant. The cytoplasm of the plant cell cytoplasmofplant00guil Year: 1941 Chapter XIV DEVELOPMENT OF THE VACUOLAR SYSTEM First stages in development:- The starting point of the recent discoveries on the question of the development of the vacuolar sys- tem was an observation made by us on the mode of formation of anthocyanin pigment in teeth of leaflets from the rose bud. We noticed that the pigment begins to form at the extremity of the tooth. In examining a tooth from tip to base, all the phases in A â â¢MsV 4f' 3 ii >i Mi#

Electron micrograph of HIV virus Stock Photo

RFD18F72–Electron micrograph of HIV virus

RMRD3FRM–. The cytoplasm of the plant cell. Plant cells and tissues; Protoplasm. Chapter XIV — 159 The Vacuolar System or alcohol, is stained deeply red by aniline blue or violet basic dyes, as well as by haematein. It consequently shows a whole series of histochemical reactions which are very well known and are very different from those of the chondriosomes. It is, therefore, well established that there does not exist the slightest relation between the chondriome and the vacuolar sys- tem; they are two independent systems which are coexistent in the cell. There is between the young stages of the vacuo

. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 34 NATURAL HISTORY OF THE FARM. THE PLANT LIFE OF THE STREAM The rapids axe by no means destitute of life. Given natural waters, a tem- perature above freezing, light and air, plants will grow any- where: here, they must be such plants as can withstand the shower of stones that every flood brings down upon them. They must be simply organized plants, that are not killed when their cell masses are broken asunder. Such plants are the algae; and these abound in the swifte Stock Photo

RMPG1BYD–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 34 NATURAL HISTORY OF THE FARM. THE PLANT LIFE OF THE STREAM The rapids axe by no means destitute of life. Given natural waters, a tem- perature above freezing, light and air, plants will grow any- where: here, they must be such plants as can withstand the shower of stones that every flood brings down upon them. They must be simply organized plants, that are not killed when their cell masses are broken asunder. Such plants are the algae; and these abound in the swifte

RF2A5HE8M–Heavy High Voltage Electric Power Transmission Cell Tower radio Antenna. Broadcast Steel beam tower cellular antenna. Industrial energy power design.

RF2A0JG7P–Heavy High Voltage Electric Power Transmission Cell Tower radio Antenna. Broadcast Steel beam tower cellular antenna. Industrial energy power design.

RMHRF6F5–Plant Mitochondrion TEM

RFCXWTYH–Scanning electron micrograph of algae

RFD18F84–Electron micrograph of HIV virus

RMRDGXRM–. The natural history of the farm : a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature . Natural history. 34 NATURAL HISTORY OF THE FARM. THE PLANT LIFE OF THE STREAM The rapids are by no means destitute of life. Given natural waters, a tem- perature above freezing, light and air, plants will grow any- where: here, they must be such plants as can withstand the shower of stones that every flood brings down upon them. They must be simply organized plants, that are not killed when their cell masses are broken asunder. Such plants are the algae; and these abound in the swif

Transmission electron micrograph of soy bean root Stock Photo

RFCXWW1K–Transmission electron micrograph of soy bean root

. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 34 HISTORY OF FARM. THE PLANT LIFE OF THE STREAM The rapids are by no means destitute of life. Given natural waters, a tem- perature above freezing, light and air, plants will grow any- where: here, they must be such plants as can withstand the shower o f stones that every flood brings down upon them. They must be simply organized plants, that are not killed when their cell masses are broken asimder. Such plants are the algae: and these abound in the swiftest waters. Stock Photo

RMPG451P–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 34 HISTORY OF FARM. THE PLANT LIFE OF THE STREAM The rapids are by no means destitute of life. Given natural waters, a tem- perature above freezing, light and air, plants will grow any- where: here, they must be such plants as can withstand the shower o f stones that every flood brings down upon them. They must be simply organized plants, that are not killed when their cell masses are broken asimder. Such plants are the algae: and these abound in the swiftest waters.

RMHRF6F8–Plant Mitochondrion TEM

RMRDCNK3–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 34 NATURAL HISTORY OF THE FARM. THE PLANT LIFE OF THE STREAM The rapids axe by no means destitute of life. Given natural waters, a tem- perature above freezing, light and air, plants will grow any- where: here, they must be such plants as can withstand the shower of stones that every flood brings down upon them. They must be simply organized plants, that are not killed when their cell masses are broken asunder. Such plants are the algae; and these abound in the swifte

RFCXWW15–Transmission electron micrograph of soy bean root

. The cytoplasm of the plant cell. Plant cells and tissues; Protoplasm. Chapter XIV DEVELOPMENT OF THE VACUOLAR SYSTEM First stages in development:- The starting point of the recent discoveries on the question of the development of the vacuolar sys- tem was an observation made by us on the mode of formation of anthocyanin pigment in teeth of leaflets from the rose bud. We noticed that the pigment begins to form at the extremity of the tooth. In examining a tooth from tip to base, all the phases in A â ^â¢M^sV 4f'^ 3 ii^ ^>i ^Mi!^#. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned pa Stock Photo

RMPFK7GY–. The cytoplasm of the plant cell. Plant cells and tissues; Protoplasm. Chapter XIV DEVELOPMENT OF THE VACUOLAR SYSTEM First stages in development:- The starting point of the recent discoveries on the question of the development of the vacuolar sys- tem was an observation made by us on the mode of formation of anthocyanin pigment in teeth of leaflets from the rose bud. We noticed that the pigment begins to form at the extremity of the tooth. In examining a tooth from tip to base, all the phases in A â ^â¢M^sV 4f'^ 3 ii^ ^>i ^Mi!^#. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned pa

RMHRF8EC–Corn Root Tip Cell, TEM

RMRDE2E7–. The natural history of the farm; a guide to the practical study of the sources of our living in wild nature. Natural history. 34 HISTORY OF FARM. THE PLANT LIFE OF THE STREAM The rapids are by no means destitute of life. Given natural waters, a tem- perature above freezing, light and air, plants will grow any- where: here, they must be such plants as can withstand the shower o f stones that every flood brings down upon them. They must be simply organized plants, that are not killed when their cell masses are broken asimder. Such plants are the algae: and these abound in the swiftest waters.

RFCXWW23–Transmission electron micrograph of soy bean root

RMHRF887–Corn Root Tip Cell, TEM

. Elementary biology; an introduction to the science of life. Biology. NEW ORGANISMS 293 340. Spores. The cells of yeast change their behavior when the yeast is growing in a solution that is gradually evaporat- ing, or when the food in the solution is gradualh' being used up, or when it is exposed to an ex- treme change in tem- perature. It is often found under such un- favorable conditions that the yeast plant will produce peculiar kinds of cells (see Fig. 124). A special cell like those described in the yeast (that is, a cell capable of continu- ing the growth of the plant from which it is d Stock Photo

RMRD28HR–. Elementary biology; an introduction to the science of life. Biology. NEW ORGANISMS 293 340. Spores. The cells of yeast change their behavior when the yeast is growing in a solution that is gradually evaporat- ing, or when the food in the solution is gradualh' being used up, or when it is exposed to an ex- treme change in tem- perature. It is often found under such un- favorable conditions that the yeast plant will produce peculiar kinds of cells (see Fig. 124). A special cell like those described in the yeast (that is, a cell capable of continu- ing the growth of the plant from which it is d

RFCXWW1H–Transmission electron micrograph of soy bean root

RMHRJJ1N–Corn Root Tip Cell, TEM

. Plant anatomy from the standpoint of the development and functions of the tissues, and handbook of micro-technic. Plant anatomy. 15° CONSTRUCTION OF PLANT'S FOOD the temperature must fall almost or quite to o° C; and cool- temperate, arctic and alpine plants continue photosynthesizing until they become frozen. In regard to the maximum tem- perature, plants in general cease photosynthesizing after long exposure to approximately 38° C. Photosynthesis in the Lower Plants.—In the simpler Algae where each individual consists of a single cell, a chain of cells forming a filament, or a thin lamina Stock Photo

RMRE36ND–. Plant anatomy from the standpoint of the development and functions of the tissues, and handbook of micro-technic. Plant anatomy. 15° CONSTRUCTION OF PLANT'S FOOD the temperature must fall almost or quite to o° C; and cool- temperate, arctic and alpine plants continue photosynthesizing until they become frozen. In regard to the maximum tem- perature, plants in general cease photosynthesizing after long exposure to approximately 38° C. Photosynthesis in the Lower Plants.—In the simpler Algae where each individual consists of a single cell, a chain of cells forming a filament, or a thin lamina

Chloroplast in Corn Leaf Cell, TEM Stock Photo

RMHRF89B–Chloroplast in Corn Leaf Cell, TEM

RMRD3FTX–. The cytoplasm of the plant cell. Plant cells and tissues; Protoplasm. Chapter XIV DEVELOPMENT OF THE VACUOLAR SYSTEM First stages in development:- The starting point of the recent discoveries on the question of the development of the vacuolar sys- tem was an observation made by us on the mode of formation of anthocyanin pigment in teeth of leaflets from the rose bud. We noticed that the pigment begins to form at the extremity of the tooth. In examining a tooth from tip to base, all the phases in A â ^â¢M^sV 4f'^ 3 ii^ ^>i ^Mi!^#. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned pa