... The illustration shows at A the fungus in its protoplasmic condition, and at B its ultimate sporiferous or ‘seed’-producing stage, after the protoplasm has changed to a mass of minute spores (enlarged five ...
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INFECTIOUS CATARRHAL CONJUNCTIVITIS (SPECIFIC · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... By common consent the term "infectious" is restricted to those diseases caused by the invasion and multiplication of certain very minute unicellular organisms included under the general classes of bacteria and protozoa. Nearly all ...
... A number of species of protozoa have been reported as parasites of the intestines of cattle. To one species has been attributed a serious disease of cattle in Switzerland known as red dysentery, but ...
... The _Phytophthora_ is sending mycelial threads (called hyphæ) in all directions through the substance of the leaf, feeding on the protoplasm of the cells and destroying the chlorophyll, or leaf-green, in those cells ...
From the secretion with which the leaves are moistened being alkaline, and from its acting both on the starch-granules and on the protoplasmic contents of the cells, we may infer that it resembles ...
TAPEWORM CYSTS IN THE MUSCLES, BEEF MEASLES.[19] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... Piroplasma bigeminum_, _protozoan_ causing Texas fever, 530 Pityriasis, causes, symptoms, and treatment, 329 Plants, poisonous, description of poisoning, 63-69 Pleurisy, description, symptoms, and treatment, 95 Pleurodynia, description and treatment, 100 Pleuropneumonia cause, incubation ...
... SUBLIMATE, CORROSIVE.--[_Protochloride of Mercury._] Seldom used internally; externally, caustic and stimulant. SULPHUR.--[_Brimstone._] Stimulant and laxative; three to four ounces. SULPHURIC ACID.--Irritant, caustic, and astringent; two to three drachms. TARTAR, CREAM OF ...
... The protoplasm of the fungus ramifies among and within the tissues of the roots of attacked plants, and eventually produces an amazing number of spores so small that more than thirty millions would be ...
... replaced by "the screwed form of the tool" considerably refined by comparison to L'Hommedieu's prototype, patented in 1809 (fig. 54). Russell Jennings' patented auger bits (figs. 55-56) were cited for their ...
TAPEWORM CYSTS IN THE MUSCLES, BEEF MEASLES.[19] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... The organism which causes Texas fever is a protozoan parasite (_Piroplasma bigeminum_) of microscopic size, which lives in the blood and attacks the red blood corpuscles. For a discussion of this parasite and the ...
... Like its more imposing prototype, the Roman Hyacinth may have its roots gently freed from soil for packing in bowls or vases filled with wet moss or sand; but they ought not to be ...
... Hazard Knowles of Colchester, Connecticut, in 1827, patented a plane stock of cast iron which in many respects was a prototype of later Centennial models (fig. 58).[17] It is evident, even in its ...
TAPEWORM CYSTS IN THE MUSCLES, BEEF MEASLES.[19] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... description and treatment, 162 Proliferation cysts, description and treatment, 319 Prostration, heat, symptoms and treatment, 108 Protozoa as intestinal parasites, note, 526 definition, 359 Protrusion, vagina, description and treatment, 162 Pruritis, causes and treatment ...
INFECTIOUS CATARRHAL CONJUNCTIVITIS (SPECIFIC · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
These words, however, are now wholly inadequate to express the complex processes of infection, and it may be said that each species of bacterium or protozoon has its own peculiar way of invading the ...
TAPEWORM CYSTS IN THE MUSCLES, BEEF MEASLES.[19] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... and influence of food on, 75 flukes (_Schistosoma bovis_), note, 526 parasites affecting, different kinds, 526 protozoa affecting, 510-536 vessels functions, 73 heart, lymphatics, diseases, chapter by W. H. Harbaugh, 73-86 Bloodsuckers ...
... of the _cruder Salleting_) of the _Oluscula_, and _ex foliis pubescentibus_, or (as _Martial_ calls them) _Prototomi rudes_, and very tenderest Parts _Gems_, young _Buds_, and even first Rudiments of their several Plants; such ...
... The filaments when seen under the microscope were swollen, had irregular outlines, and a comparatively smaller number of septa, and were filled with a coarsely granular protoplasm. The ends were blunt and misshapen and ...
... The first stomach, or paunch, contains large numbers of minute parasites known as protozoa, which are too small to be seen with the naked eye. These small organisms apparently are in no way injurious ...
... shown by the distortion and swelling of the filaments, which are filled with a coarse granular protoplasm containing much fat. 6. Artificially colored ketchup can be detected under the microscope by the fact that ...
... Rich earth abounds with single cell organisms like bacteria, actinomycetes, fungi, protozoa, and rotifers. Soil life forms increase in complexity to microscopic round worms called nematodes, various kinds of mollusks like snails and slugs ...
Nagana, also called tsetse-fly disease, is an infectious fever occurring chiefly in horses and cattle, characterized by alternating paroxysms and intermissions and produced by a specific flagellate protozoan (_Trypanosoma brucei_) in the blood ...
... Most seriously, cat manure can transmit the cysts of a protozoan disease organism called Toxoplasma gondii,_ although most cats do not carry the disease. These parasites may also be harbored in adult humans without ...
"WITH TIME AND CARE AUSTRALIA OUGHT TO BE THE VINEYARD OF THE WORLD." · Muskett, Philip E., -1909 · 2003
... First of all there is Riesling (pronounced Rees'-ling, but too often, as I have just mentioned, erroneously spelt Reisling), whose prototype is that delicate Riesling of the Rhine, from which those famous wines ...
... 108, 1907.] Water occurs in living wood in three conditions, namely: (1) in the cell walls, (2) in the protoplasmic contents of the cells, and (3) as free water in the cell cavities and ...
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