The companion to the microscope ... with ... a description of C. Gould's improved pocket compound microscope / [Charles Gould].

  • Gould, Charles, 1909-1998
Date:
1829
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Credit: The companion to the microscope ... with ... a description of C. Gould's improved pocket compound microscope / [Charles Gould]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    III,-The Third Class of Microscopic Objects are of tho Vegetable Kind The Plantiile in the Fruit, or Kernel. The Corpuscules of the two Lobes macerated The Orifices of Air-vessels in the Roots and Branches. 1 he Orifices of the Sap-vessels in ditto. Ihe Cortex or Bark of Trees in general. The vesicular Substance of Cork in particular. The ligneous Fibres in the internal Bark. The spiral Fibres of the Vessels in a Vine-leaf. The web-like Warp and Woof in rotten Wood! The Pith of Elder, and other like Plants. The transverse Section of Kex, Bramble, &c. The transverse Section of the Root of Fern, &c. The Involucra, or covering of Gems or Buds ofTrees The aromatic Balls on Leaves of Sage, Thyme, Mint, &c Ihe catenary Pearls on Sowthistle Leaves, &c. The Pellicle, or thin Skin of macerated Leaves The Papillae and Pores in the Pellicle of Houseleek. The Particles of the Parenchyma of macerated Leaves. Ihe Ramification of Vessels in ditto. The Duplicature of Vessels in ditto. The transparent Blades of Grass. Corn &c The Stings of Nettles, and their Juice or Liquor The unguiculated Tenters, or Hooks of Clivers, &c. 1 he Stamina on the young Shoots of Filbert-trees. Ihe Lanugo, or Down, on the Leaves of Plants. 1 he small Flowers of Plants in o-eneral The Colours of the Petala or Leaves The Farina or Dust on the Stamina.’ The Style, Matrix &c. in the Attire of the Flowers Ihe succulent pulpy part of the Fruit. The small Seeds of Plants in general. ^ tongue, &c, in particular. Ihe Seeds on the Stems of Mushrooms. Ihe whole of Sea Plants of every kind. 1 he Variety in the Surface of Coralines. Ihe Particular Texture of SpoiK^e. The minutest Shells of every sor”