. Bacteria and their products. Bacteriology. What are bacteria ? 29 in which inotion is very slight, if not entirely absent, the flagella serve to set up currents round the organism by which food is brought to, and excretions removed from, the bacillus. These flagella may be met with as a single pair, or we may have three or four pairs attached to the same organism. They stain like the membranes, and appear to develop only in those. Photo-micrograph of Spirillum Undala, with pair of well-marked flagella at each eDd. X 1000. organisms that have special affinity for oxygen, for as soon as the ci
. Bacteria and their products. Bacteriology. What are bacteria ? 29 in which inotion is very slight, if not entirely absent, the flagella serve to set up currents round the organism by which food is brought to, and excretions removed from, the bacillus. These flagella may be met with as a single pair, or we may have three or four pairs attached to the same organism. They stain like the membranes, and appear to develop only in those. Photo-micrograph of Spirillum Undala, with pair of well-marked flagella at each eDd. X 1000. organisms that have special affinity for oxygen, for as soon as the ciliated forms reach the surface of a fluid, they lose their cilia or they become much less active. This latter, however, seems to be the more probable explanation, for Lofiler has shown that many organisms are provided with cilia, which at one time were supposed to possess nothing of. 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 Woodhead, German Sims, Sir, 1855-1921. London [etc. ] The W. Scott Publishing Co. , Ltd
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