. The cytology and life-history of bacteria. Bacteria. JJ®®QJ^ 2N. ^«®®®\*" 17 16 15 {Reproduced from the Journal of Hygiene). Fig. 51 THE LIFE-CYCLE OF ACTINOMYCES BOVIS (I) Spore. (2-4) Germination. (5-8 and 33-36) Vegetative reproduction in the primary mycelium. (9-17) Formation of " initial cell " by fusion of units from primary mycelium. (18-21) Germination of " initial cell " to give coenocytic secondary mycelium. (22-24 and 37-41) Growth and branching. (25-31) Development and maturation of spore, nuclear reduction. (According to Morris).. Please note that th
. The cytology and life-history of bacteria. Bacteria. JJ®®QJ^ 2N. ^«®®®\*" 17 16 15 {Reproduced from the Journal of Hygiene). Fig. 51 THE LIFE-CYCLE OF ACTINOMYCES BOVIS (I) Spore. (2-4) Germination. (5-8 and 33-36) Vegetative reproduction in the primary mycelium. (9-17) Formation of " initial cell " by fusion of units from primary mycelium. (18-21) Germination of " initial cell " to give coenocytic secondary mycelium. (22-24 and 37-41) Growth and branching. (25-31) Development and maturation of spore, nuclear reduction. (According to Morris).. 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 Bisset, Kenneth Alexander. Baltimore : Williams and Wilkens
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