Bacteria / Especially as they are related to the economy of nature, to industrial processes, and to the public health

by Sir George Newman

ILLUSTRATIONS

[Illustrations starred (*) are reproduced by permission of the Scientific Press from Drs. Spitta and Slater's Atlas of Bacteriology.]

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Various Forms of Bacteria	[9]
Sarcina	[10]
Normal and Pleomorphic Forms of Tubercle	[13]
Bacilli, Showing Flagella	[15]
Various Forms of Spore Formation and Flagella	[18]
Potato in a Roux Tube Prepared for Cultivation	[22]
Staphylococcus Pyogenes Aureus Incubator	to face [22]
Culture Media Ready for Inoculation	[23]
Inoculating Needles	[24]
Pasteur's Large Incubator for Cultivation at Room Temperature	to face [24]
Method of Producing Hydrogen by Kipp's Apparatus for Cultivationof Anaërobes	[27]
Anaërobic Culture	[28]
Koch's Steam Steriliser	[31]
Levelling Apparatus for Koch's Plate	[40]
Moist Chamber in which Koch's Plates are Incubated	[41]
Hot-Air Steriliser	[42]
The Hanging Drop	[44]
Drying Stage for Fixing Films	[45]
Types of Liquefaction of Gelatine	[47]
Wolfhügel's Counter	[49]
Petri's Dish	[50]
Berkefeld Filter	[52]
Apparatus for Filtering Water to Facilitate its BacteriologicalExamination	to face [52]
Bacteria of Typhoid Fever	[56]
Bacillus Coli Communis	[60]
The Comma-Shaped Bacillus of Cholera	[66]
*Bacillus Typhosus	to face [66]
*Bacillus Typhosus	to"fac[66]
v*Bacillus Coli Communis	[66]
*Bacillus Mycoides	[66]
Pasteur-Chamberland Filter	[80]
Proteus Vulgaris	[86]
Bacillus Enteriditis Sporogenes	[86]
A Plan of Septic Tank and Filter-Beds	[91]
Filter-Beds	[94]
Miquel's Flask	[97]
Sedgwick's Sugar-Tube	[99]
Sedgwick's Tube	[100]
Saccharomyces Cerevisiæ	[117]
Ascospore Formation	[120]
Gypsum Block	[121]
Yeast	to face [122]
Ascospore Formation in Yeast	to"fac[122]
Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria from Rootlet Nodules	to"fac[122]
*Bacillus of Tetanus	to"fac[122]
Saccharomyces Ellipsoideus	[126]
Saccharomyces Pastorianus	[126]
Bacillus Acidi Lactici	[131]
Bacillus Butyricus	[133]
Kipp's Apparatus	[140]
Fränkel's Tube	[141]
Buchner's Tube	[141]
A Method of Growing Cultivations in a Vacuum over PyrogallicSolution	[143]
Micrococcus from Soil	[151]
Nitrous Organism	to face [158]
Nitric Organism	to"face[158]
Nitrogen-Fixing Organism from Secretion of Root-Nodules	to"face[158]
Rootlet of Pea with Nodules	[163]
Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria in Situ in Nodule on Rootlet ofa Pea	to face [164]
Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria in Situ in Rootlet-Nodule of aPea	to"fac[164]
Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria in Situ in Root-Nodule of a Pea	to"fac[164]
Bacillus of Tetanus	[170]
Bacillus of Symptomatic Anthrax	[172]
Bacillus of Malignant Œdema	[172]
A Centrifuge	[228]
Suspended Spinal Cord	[255]
Flask Used in the Preparation of the Toxin of Diphtheria	[262]
vi*Bacillus Tuberculosis	to face [280]
*Bacillus Tuberculosis	[280]
*Streptococcus Pyogenes	[280]
*Bacillus Anthracis	[280]
Flask Used in the Preparation of Tuberculin	[282]
Bacillus of Diphtheria	[289]
Types of Streptococcus	[298]
Micrococcus Tetragonus	[299]
Diplococcus of Neisser	[300]
Bacillus of Anthrax and Blood Corpuscles	[302]
Threads of Bacillus Anthracis, Showing Spores	[302]
Bacillus of Plague	[306]
*Bacillus of Plague	to face [310]
*Bacillus of Leprosy	to"fac[310]
Streptothrix Actinomyces	to"fac[310]
Bacillus Mallei	to"fac[310]
Diplococcus of Pneumonia	[312]
Bacillus of Influenza	[315]

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