On Molecular and Microscopic Science, Volume 2 (of 2)Somerville, Mary
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On Molecular and Microscopic Science, Volume 2 (of 2)
Somerville, Mary
Matter -- Constitution; Microscopy; Natural history
Medusæ, pulmograde, form and structure of, ii. 91, 92
naked-eyed medusæ, ii. 91-96
mode of reproduction of, ii. 94
armed or stinging medusæ, ii. 99
luminosity of, in warm seas, ii. 99
development of medusa-buds, ii. 96
alternation of generation of hydræ and medusæ, ii. 96
covered-eyed medusæ, ii. 97
parasites of, ii. 99
abundance of species of, ii. 100
food of medusæ, ii. 101
Medusa-buds, development of, ii. 95
Medusiform zooids of hydrozoa, ii. 88, 89
Melanconiei, characters of the group of, i. 281, 282
Melanogaster, the red truffle of Bath, i. 268
Melanospermeæ, characters of, i. 181
marine forests of, i. 244
structure of the, i. 244, _et seq._
Mercury, conditions under which he may be habitable, i. 55
Mercury, its feeble affinity for iron, i. 98
Meridion circulare, structure and development of, i. 200, 201
Merulius lacrymans, the cause of dry rot in wood, i. 266
Mesocarpus, reproduction of, i. 217
Mesogloias, structure of, i. 245
Metals and their properties, i. 3
alkaline metals, i. 3
of alkaline earths, i. 3
from non-alkaline earths, i. 4
avidity of some of them for oxygen, i. 4
metals whose oxides are not reducible by heat, i. 4
diatomic metals, i. 4
triatomic metals, i. 5
conduction of heat and radiation, i. 5
vaporization, i. 5
spectra of volatilized metals, i. 64
coloured light obtained from the combustion of the salts of different
metals, i. 132
spectrum of, not always the same, i. 145
number of the metals of which the spectra has been determined i. 147
metals shown to exist in the sun, i. 151-153
and not to exist in it, i. 154
metals contained in every plant, i. 414
Meteorites probably not of solar origin, i. 153
Mica, opacity of, to the invisible rays, i. 65
Mignonette, weight of the perfume of, i. 45
Mildew of the vine, hop, &c., i. 295
the black mildews of the Azores and Ceylon, i. 297
Miliola, structure and habitat of, ii. 30
abundance of, in the seas of the Eocene period, ii. 31
Miliolidæ, characters of the order, ii. 30
Milk sap of plants, i. 425
vessels of plants, i. 417
Milleporæ complanata or palmipora, structure of, ii. 141
Mimosa pudica, irritability of the tissues of, i. 432
Mind and matter connection between, ii. 5
Molecules of matter, i. 2
cohesion of, i. 25
unit of mechanical force, i. 26
causes of the ethereal undulating motions of, i. 34, 35
_See_ Atoms
Mollusca, structure, habitat, and mode of reproduction of, ii. 229, _et
seq._
shells of the, ii. 232
naked, ii. 240
winged, ii. 240
Monas corpusculus, extreme minuteness of, ii. 63, 67
and of its ova, ii. 67
Monocotyledonous, or endogenous plants, structure, growth, and
reproduction of, i. 383
seeds of this class, i. 383
stems, or axes, i. 384
remarkable plants belonging to the monocotyledons, i. 387
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