... Eggs, magnified 5 times. Fig. 3. The young tick just hatched (magnified 40 times). Fig. 4. The male after the last molt (magnified 10 times). Fig. 5. The female after the last molt (magnified ...
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A useful magnifying glass with legs may be bought for a dollar or two. Or considerable money may be invested in a high-powered microscope.
... Employ a magnification of about 500, which may be obtained by the use of an 8 mm. Zeiss apochromatic objective with X18 Zeiss compensating ocular with draw-tube not extended, or an 8 mm ...
"WITH TIME AND CARE AUSTRALIA OUGHT TO BE THE VINEYARD OF THE WORLD." · Muskett, Philip E., -1909 · 2003
... And when it is remembered that there was nothing to prevent the wine trade from attaining a magnitude very like to that of wool, it will be seen what magnificent opportunities have thus far ...
THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF THE AUSTRALIAN WINE INDUSTRY--AND UPON WHAT IT · Muskett, Philip E., -1909 · 2003
... Figures help us considerably more than words in enforcing a proper idea of the magnitude to which the Australian wine industry should develop. It will be appropriate, therefore, to preface this portion by bringing ...
... Though I'd often been told that Washington was a spacious place, its visible magnitude quite took my breath away, and of course I quoted Randolph's expression, "a city of magnificent distances," as ...
... Calculus made up of oxalate of lime magnified 215 times. Fig. 3. Phosphatic calculus containing a nucleus of uric acid, sawed through to show concentric layers. Fig. 4. Straight forceps used in removing stones ...
... The result of their labours, extending over many years, may be seen in the magnificent Single, Double, and Star Primulas which now adorn conservatories, greenhouses, and homes. From so small a beginning the range ...
... Alexander was probably the greatest by reason of the magnitude of his transactions, but he was antedated by Jacob Strawn, who located in Morgan County in 1827. Alexander has been regarded as America's ...
... Apparatus (_a_) _Compound microscope_.—Equipped with apochromatic objectives and compensating oculars, giving magnifications of approximately 90, 180, and 500 diameters. These magnifications can be obtained by the use of 16 and 8 mm. Zeiss ...
... Our illustration shows a group of Mealy Bugs natural size, with one insect magnified. [Illustration: Red Spider] RED SPIDER Tetranychus telarius Red Spider is present in almost every vinery, however well managed. A moist ...
... Place the slide under the microscope and examine with a magnification of about 90 diameters and with such adjustment that each field of view covers 1.5 sq. mm. This area is of vital ...
... Having no check, as plants put out from pots must have, the growth will be regular and sturdy, and attain magnificent dimensions. Perhaps the most effective way of growing annuals is to arrange them ...
... Our illustration shows the natural size of the fly and maggot, with magnified representations of both. The fly lays six to eight eggs on an Onion plant, generally just above the ground. These eggs ...
... When greatly magnified, these layers appear in longitudinal sections as delicate threads without any definite arrangements, while on cross section they appear as numerous concentric strata. This may be explained on the ground that ...
... The growth should not be hurried at any stage, and if the foliage has a dark, healthy, green colour, free from blight, there will be magnificent flowers four or five inches across. The final ...
Scale.—A very common species, found on many kinds of stove and other plants, is the _Lecanium hibernaculorum_, here illustrated on a twig, natural size, and magnified. It is brown, tumid, and commonly somewhat ...
... They are likewise _Pickl'd_. 'Tis not very long since this noble _Thistle_ came first into _Italy_, Improv'd to this Magnitude by Culture; and so rare in _England_, that they were commonly sold ...
... succeeding years. As outdoor subjects some of them are not yet appreciated at their full value. Magnificent as _Lilium auratum_ and _L. lancifolium_ must ever be in conservatories, they exhibit their imposing proportions to ...
... Our illustration shows the wingless female and pupa natural size and magnified. The pupa is black with greyish white mottlings, while the female is deep greenish black in colour. This insect commonly attacks the ...
... While they are not conspicuous in the softwoods, they can be seen upon close scrutiny, and particularly so if a small hand magnifier is used. When wood has begun to dry and check it ...
... With these conditions insured, and roots which are sound and dense, it is easy to obtain a magnificent show of Tulips. Zephyranthes Candida can be grown in any soil, and if possible the bulbs ...
... vineries, and Peach-houses will bring the fruit to perfection, either in pots or planted out. Magnificent crops are also grown in the manner usual with Cucumbers, but in a lower temperature; and those ...
... mites may be seen as tiny white objects crawling over the paper, more distinctly if a magnifying glass is used. Mange may be confused with lousiness, ringworm, or with any condition in which there ...
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