. The cell; outlines of general anatomy and physiology. Fig. 166. Fig. 167. Fig. 166.—Egg-follicle of Dytiscus marginalis with neighbouring yolk compartment, inwhich a large number of granules are being separated off. The germinal vesicle of theovum is extending processes towards the accumulations of granules. (After Korschelt,PI. I., Fig. 20.) Fig. 167.—A Transverse section of a secreting double cell from the egg-follicle of NepacinereaL. The formation of the radiation figure is s-till taking place (x 27; after Kors-chelt, PI. V., Fie. 120). B Longitudinal section of a double cell from the eg
. The cell; outlines of general anatomy and physiology. Fig. 166. Fig. 167. Fig. 166.—Egg-follicle of Dytiscus marginalis with neighbouring yolk compartment, inwhich a large number of granules are being separated off. The germinal vesicle of theovum is extending processes towards the accumulations of granules. (After Korschelt,PI. I., Fig. 20.) Fig. 167.—A Transverse section of a secreting double cell from the egg-follicle of NepacinereaL. The formation of the radiation figure is s-till taking place (x 27; after Kors-chelt, PI. V., Fie. 120). B Longitudinal section of a double cell from the egg-follicle of of the development of the radiation figure ( x 195 : after Korschelt, PI. V\,Fig. 121). From these and similar observations, Haberlandt and Korscheltdraw the following conclusions, respecting the function of thecell-nucleus :—- 1. The fact that the nucleus is grenerallv found in a definiteposition in the immature and developing cells, indicates that itsfunction is connected chiefly with the developmental p
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