The Quarterly Journal, Volume 7John Murray, 1819 |
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Page 223
... uredo do , and in that state they can hardly be distinguished in shape or colour from the uredo fætida . Having dried a sufficient quantity of these globules , I put them upon some hot iron , and the smell of the fumes proved also that ...
... uredo do , and in that state they can hardly be distinguished in shape or colour from the uredo fætida . Having dried a sufficient quantity of these globules , I put them upon some hot iron , and the smell of the fumes proved also that ...
Page 224
... uredo . This was on the first of March last , several weeks previous to the publication of Captain Ross's narrative of the voyage , and before I knew that any one else had investigated the subject , which I only learned when I read the ...
... uredo . This was on the first of March last , several weeks previous to the publication of Captain Ross's narrative of the voyage , and before I knew that any one else had investigated the subject , which I only learned when I read the ...
Page 225
... uredo fætida , and uredo segetum . ( See Traité des Maladies des Grains . Par M. l'Abbé Tessier , p . 225-235 . ) Having diligently ascertained the above facts , I feel now not the slightest hesitation in saying , that the substance ...
... uredo fætida , and uredo segetum . ( See Traité des Maladies des Grains . Par M. l'Abbé Tessier , p . 225-235 . ) Having diligently ascertained the above facts , I feel now not the slightest hesitation in saying , that the substance ...
Page 226
... uredo . The authors of the English Botany , in their description of this plant , say , " When examined with a microscope , it proves to be a congeries of ex- tremely minute , pellucid , globular granulations , all equal in size . " They ...
... uredo . The authors of the English Botany , in their description of this plant , say , " When examined with a microscope , it proves to be a congeries of ex- tremely minute , pellucid , globular granulations , all equal in size . " They ...
Page 227
... uredo segetum , as well as the uredo fatida , vegetate and propagate in like manner on the soil , it being a known fact that the purest seed - corn , sown on land which , several years before , produced those diseases , will likewise be ...
... uredo segetum , as well as the uredo fatida , vegetate and propagate in like manner on the soil , it being a known fact that the purest seed - corn , sown on land which , several years before , produced those diseases , will likewise be ...
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