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Hardwicke Science Gossip

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1881

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v. 17 (1881)

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Page 9

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Coordinates: [376, 886, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "text"=>["5", "Fig. 10.-5, Cells containing sporules; 6, Spores; 7, Showing origin of capillitium, 8, Spumaria alba, natural size; all the other figures magnified 500 diameters.", "6"]

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    Cells. Sporules. Spores Capillitium Spumaria alba. magnified 500 diameters. natural size .cellsmagnifiedmicroscopesporulessporescapillitiumgrowthfungispumaria albamicroscopic viewanatomydevelopmentSpumaria alba

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