An Elementary Text-book of the Microscope: including a description of the methods of preparing and mounting objects, etc.Griffith, J. W. (John William)
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An Elementary Text-book of the Microscope: including a description of the methods of preparing and mounting objects, etc.
Griffith, J. W. (John William)
Microscopy
Directions are given for preparing and mounting objects, implying that
the reader will collect specimens for himself, which is to be strongly
recommended as the best method of acquiring a practical and useful
acquaintance with the objects. These will serve to furnish permanent
landmarks in the great ocean of structural forms, will probably recall
in after-years pleasant recollections of early excursions in search of
the beauties of nature, and, surely, deepen the conviction of the
existence of their All-wise Creator.
J. W. G.
CONTENTS.
CHAP. PAGE
I. THE MICROSCOPE 1
II. THE MOUNTING OF OBJECTS 10
III. VEGETABLE ELEMENTS AND TISSUES 19
IV. VEGETABLE ORGANS 31
V. FERNS 49
VI. MOSSES 54
VII. ALGÆ 64
VIII. LICHENS 91
IX. FUNGI 96
X. ANIMAL ELEMENTS AND TISSUES 113
XI. ARTICULATA 127
XII. RADIATA 153
XIII. PROTOZOA 155
XIV. OPTICAL PRINCIPLES 167
PLATE I. [FRONTISPIECE.]
VEGETABLE TISSUES, &c.
Fig.
1. Leaf of Geranium: cells, chlorophyll, and intercellular passages.
2. Cells of Apple.
3. Starch-granules: _a_, of Wheat; _b_, of Arrowroot; _c_, of Potato;
_d_, of Oat; _e_, of Lentil; _f_, of Rice.
4. Cells of Potato, containing Starch.
5. Garden Rhubarb-stalk: _a_, raphides; _b_, reticulated duct; _c_,
spiral vessel; _d_, woody fibre; _e_, annular vessel.
6. Wood-cells from stem of Chrysanthemum.
7. Deal, transverse section: _a_, glandular tissue; _b_, woody fibre.
8. Deal, longitudinal (radial) section of glandular tissue.
9. Deal, longitudinal section of woody fibre.
10. Deal, tangential section.
11. Holly, wood of: _a_, porous cells; _b_, _d_, _e_, wood-cells; _c_,
dotted ducts.
12. Hairs, vegetable: _a_, _b_, of Groundsel; _c_, of London Pride; _d_,
_e_, of Geranium; _f_, of Chrysanthemum.
13. Epidermis of Geranium-leaf.
14. Style of Crocus, with pollen-granule and-tube.
15. Pollen-grain of Crocus, with pollen-tube.
16. Pollen of Primrose.
17. Pollen of Sunflower.
18. Pollen of _Convolvulus major_.
19. Caraway-seed.
20. Needle-point.
21. Sting of Nettle.
22. Hair of Spiderwort.
23. Hair of Spiderwort, single cell.
24. Epidermis of Geranium-petal.
25. Petal of Chickweed.
26. Sepal of Chickweed.
27. Seed of Poppy.
28. Epidermis of _Deutzia_.
29. Seed of Mignonette.
30. Pollen of Chickweed, dry.
31. Pollen of Chickweed, in water.
32. Flower of Chickweed.
33. Epidermis of petal of Chickweed.
34. Hairs of calyx of Chickweed.
35. Hairs of seed of _Collomia_.
36. Stem of Dicotyledon, section of.
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