On the action of ammonium carbonate on plant cells. "Aggregation" of protoplasm.
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On the action of ammonium carbonate on plant cells. "Aggregation" of protoplasm.
Will observe the granular cells in roots, to investigate CD’s observation that root-hairs spring from cells that are not granular. Hopes they may be soluble in [carbonate of ammonia] solution.
On aggregation of protoplasm in root cells.
Is preparing new edition of Sachs [Text-book of botany, morphological and physical, ed. S. H. Vines, 2d ed. (1882)].