. Bacteriology in medicine and surgery. A practical manual for physicians, health officers, and students. Bacteriology. 550 -B^ OTEBIOL OGY. Under favorable conditions in cultures spores are developed in the bacilli. These spores are elliptical in shape and about one and a half times longer than broad. They first appear as small, refractive gran- ules distributed at regular intervals, one in each rod. As the spore develops the mother-cell becomes less and less distinct, until it disappears altogether, the com- plete oval spore being set free by its dissolution. (Fig. 72, Fig. 13, p. 47, and Fi
. Bacteriology in medicine and surgery. A practical manual for physicians, health officers, and students. Bacteriology. 550 -B^ OTEBIOL OGY. Under favorable conditions in cultures spores are developed in the bacilli. These spores are elliptical in shape and about one and a half times longer than broad. They first appear as small, refractive gran- ules distributed at regular intervals, one in each rod. As the spore develops the mother-cell becomes less and less distinct, until it disappears altogether, the com- plete oval spore being set free by its dissolution. (Fig. 72, Fig. 13, p. 47, and Fig. 17, p. 207). Irregular sporulatiou sometimes takes place, and occasionally there is no spore-formation, as in varieties of non-spore bearing anthrax. Fig. Spores heavily stained (in specimen red). Bodies of disintegrating bacilli faintly stained (in specimen blue). X 1000 diameters. The anthrax bacillus stains readily with all the aniline colors, and also by Gram's method, when not left too long in the decolorizing iodine solution. In sections good results may be obtained by the employment of Gram's solution in combination with carmine, but when. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Park, William Hallock, 1863-1939; Guerard, Arthur Rose, 1851-. New York and Philadelphia, Lea Brothers & Co
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