... of many highly organized tissues, manufactured mostly from organic foods which plants have furnished. The tissues of the ... on the inorganic world alone; they must have organic food, either from plants or from other animals, in ...

... the contrast be- tween proteins and non-protein organic foods is briefly- indicated. The former contain carbon, oxygen, ... lung; it is the seat of absorption of organic food and serves for the unloading of wastes. It ...

... the contrast be- tween proteins and non-protein organic foods is briefly indicated. The former contain carbon, oxygen, ... lung; it is the seat of absorption of organic food and serves for the unloading of wastes. It ...

... influence elasticity and irritability of nerves and muscles. Organic foods. Proteins.—These are substances which contain nitrogen, are ... Sphenoidal fissure of 49 Ordnance, Bureau of 587 Organic foods 223 Organization: Clerical duties and procedures 582 Medical ...

... from these is derived an abundant supply of organic food, to * Wiegmann, Entstehung des Torfs. Vol. I. 12* ... and so can be offered to plants as organic food, even with- out a supply of ammoniacal manure ...

... time without exhausting the partic- ular kind of organic food which a certain kind of bacteria may demand ... medium was regularly and frequently being supplied with organic food and unless the bacterial growth developed in proper ...

... Organic, inorganic; nitrogenous, non-nitrogenous. Which are the organic food-stuffs? The protein substances, fats, and carbohydrates. Which ... that, when absorbed, cause autointoxication. What class of organic foods are restricted in nephritis? Give two reasons. Proteins, ( ...

... in damp warm places where they can obtain organic food. A dim light favors their growth in many ... which lacks chlorophyll. Fungi are dependent on prepared (organic) food, dead or alive. G Gall : (Lat. galla, gallnut): ...

... found ||\ in ‘organically grown’ food WASHINGTON—So-called organic food sometimes contains |, : chemicals that do not occur in ... limits allowed by federal agencies. The USDA defines organic food as that free from synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, growth ...

... A. Organic and Inorganic. 160. Define them. A. Organic foods, those derived from living matter. Inorganic, mineral and ... OF PHYSIOLOGY. 27 161. How many kinds of organic foods and define them. A. 1. Nitrogenous, those containing ...