Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 22W. White, 1874 - Agriculture |
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... changes sugar into an acid , and these effects may be carried on after the secretions have been separated from the body of the animal , and can be con- tinued from parcel to parcel of matter , as in any other case of fermentation . In ...
... changes sugar into an acid , and these effects may be carried on after the secretions have been separated from the body of the animal , and can be con- tinued from parcel to parcel of matter , as in any other case of fermentation . In ...
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... changes which have been impressed on its constituent units or parts . Any change of its unities , at any one period of existence , produces a corresponding change in the nature of the concrete force , whose expression is the specific or ...
... changes which have been impressed on its constituent units or parts . Any change of its unities , at any one period of existence , produces a corresponding change in the nature of the concrete force , whose expression is the specific or ...
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... changes may occur in suc- cession preparatory to the final result . Hence , in embry- ology and immature growth , a guide for the study of the history of past changes or evolution . Correlated variations , as of homologous parts , and ...
... changes may occur in suc- cession preparatory to the final result . Hence , in embry- ology and immature growth , a guide for the study of the history of past changes or evolution . Correlated variations , as of homologous parts , and ...
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