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  1. Inoculating the human system with straw fungi, to protect it against the contagion of measles : with some additional observations relating to the influence of fungoid growth in producing disease ...
  2. On certain human parasitic fungi, and their relation to disease ... On certain human parasitic fungi, and their relation to disease Richardson, Joseph Gibbons, 1836-1886, author. Mycoses -- etiology Microbiological Phenomena Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott & Co., ...
  3. NLM Digital Collections - Biological studies of the fungi of the human mouth 
    Publication: Buffalo : New York Dental Journal Association, [1885?]
    Biological studies of the fungi of the human mouth ... Biological studies of the fungi of the human mouth Miller, W. D. (Willoughby Dayton), 1853-1907. Mouth -- microbiology Buffalo : New York Dental Journal Association, [1885?] ...
  4. The classification and nomenclature of the ray fungi ... The classification and nomenclature of the ray fungi Hektoen, Ludvig, 1863-1951. Actinomycetaceae -- classification [Philadelphia? : s.n., 1899?] Text 17 p. nlm:nlmuid-101492455-bk 101492455 http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/101492455 ...
  5. NLM Digital Collections - Fungi, edible and poisonous 
    Publication: [New York? : s.n., 1886?]
    Fungi, edible and poisonous ... Fungi, edible and poisonous Porcher, Francis Peyre, 1825-1895. Agaricales [New York? : s.n., 1886?] Text Illustrations Plates ... publicdomain/mark/1.0/ 1886 PORCHER r. PEYREJ FUNGI-EDIBLEV POISONOUS. Fruitport Well. Fungi* REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF ...
  6. NLM Digital Collections - Original articles 
    Publication: [Washington D.C.] : [Army Institute of Pathology], [1946?]
    ... its relation to other pathogenic and non-pathogenic fungi by Castellani.28 5. In association with Benson ... of C occidioidomy costs 663 a variety of fungi including C. immitis, with special reference to the ...
  7. ... remove from fire and add flavoring; pour in mold; set in cold place. Serve with whipped cream ... and flavoring; stir until dis- solved; pour in mold; set in cold place until firm; serve cold ...
  8. ... 0 (/1 1 1.... 1 58 8 1 Fungi .......... 23 1 Rhizopoda. .... "3 3 13 .8 5 ...... ... 26 11 5 6 1 57 6 Tabellaria ............. Fungi ...................... Glenodinium................ 6 14 5 3 3 5 5 ... ll«» pi dinium Monas, I'eridinium; I'ungi Molds. ' yv 'uuu«,s c-ugiena, ijieno- MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF ...
  9. ... 1910. Silage. Lckles (C. H.) & Seal (J. L.). Molds in silage and their significance in the production ... Oidiomy- cosis (blastomycosis) of the skin and its fungi. In Ricketts (H. T.) Contrib. to Med. Sc, ...
  10. ... history of the development of microscopic alge and fungi,] there arose certain very important questions upon the ... Pasteur, who at one time talks of animalcules, fungi, infusoria, torulce, bacteria, vibriones and monads without giving ...
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