Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . GRAPHIC MICROSCOPY. By E. T. D. No. VII.—Cluster Cups : GEcidium HEN the micro-scope opens a newworld for investi-gation, an intelli-gent observersoon discoversthat his interestdoes not pause atmere admiration ;a curiosity isaroused, a wishcreated to enterdeeper into thephysiological won-ders involved. Itwould be difficultto touch any par-ticular branch ofmicroscopy wherethis desire is notexcited, but in thecontemplation of obscure and minute forms of vegeta-tion it ex
Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . GRAPHIC MICROSCOPY. By E. T. D. No. VII.—Cluster Cups : GEcidium HEN the micro-scope opens a newworld for investi-gation, an intelli-gent observersoon discoversthat his interestdoes not pause atmere admiration ;a curiosity isaroused, a wishcreated to enterdeeper into thephysiological won-ders involved. Itwould be difficultto touch any par-ticular branch ofmicroscopy wherethis desire is notexcited, but in thecontemplation of obscure and minute forms of vegeta-tion it exists in a high degree. Although the Fungi seem to show unusual simpli-city and homogeneity of structure, the great interestthey create depends on their most intricate com-plexity, in connection with their reproduction; andwhen touching upon the life history of such a subjectas the present, a short and popular descriptionbecomes insufficient; most interesting technicaldetails may however be found in many paperspublished in this journal during the last few years. Upon the leaves and stems of mint, gooseberry,buckthorn, nettle, common spurge, and of manyherbaceous plants may be seen minu
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