The collector's handy-book of algae : desmids, fungi, lichens, mosses, &c / with instructions for their preparation and for the formation of an herbarium by Johann Nave ; translated and edited by W.W. Spicer.

  • Nave, Johann, 1831-1864.
Date:
1904
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: The collector's handy-book of algae : desmids, fungi, lichens, mosses, &c / with instructions for their preparation and for the formation of an herbarium by Johann Nave ; translated and edited by W.W. Spicer. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    20B PAP PAPEK, to prepare for Algse, 66 ; to dry, 161 Plants, to ticket for tlie Her- barium, 180 Pleurosigma, as a test object, . 45 Potato disease, 121 Press for drying plants, 68 Primordial utricle, 54 Protoplasm, 54; rotation of, 113 QUETSCHHAHN, or spring tap, 22 Re-agents, i3i Eeinicke’s method of clean- ing Diatoms, 25 SECTIONS, to make, of Algse, U 85, 102; of Fungi, 129; of Lichens, 138; of Mosses, 147 Shadbolt’s turn-table, 16 note Sihcate of potash, or waterglass, 153 ZYG Smith’s Ferns, British and For- eign, 154 Smut, 116, 121 Soft water, 52 Sommering's mirror, 42 Spermatozoids in Characese, 114 ; in Mosses, 149 Spores of Fungi, to collect, 129 Spring tap, or Quetschhahn, 22 Stearine paper, 68 Striation of Diatoms, 43 Sulphuring box, 197 Swarming spores, 74 rjlEST objects, 45 'y'OLVOCINIL®, 61 yYGNEMACK®;, spiral ar- /j rangement of chlorophyll in, 2 note, to preserve. 63, 12, Butler & Tanner, The Selwood Printing Works, Frome. and London.