RMP23FYX–. Criseis acicula 70 Criseis acicula - - Print - Iconographia Zoologica - Special Collections University of Amsterdam - UBAINV0274 080 07 0017
RM2KE6G0B–An Orange Bonnet mushroom, Mycena acicula, growing on the forest floor, under mixed conifers, anlong Brush Creek, northwest of Troy, Montana. Common
RFRAF9N5–Mycena acicula on a dead trunk
RM2KE6G04–An Orange Bonnet mushroom, Mycena acicula, growing on the forest floor, under mixed conifers, anlong Brush Creek, northwest of Troy, Montana. Common
RFT60461–Nansenia Pelagica where the acicula or supporting bristles of notopodium and neuropodium, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.
RMF005G9–blind awlsnail, blind snail, agate snail (Cecilioides acicula), blind snail on the ground, Germany
RM2ED1KW3–Orange bonnet (Mycena acicula), North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
RM2A2M1TX–Ascaris acicula, Print, Image showing life cycle inside and outside of the human body of one fairly well described helminth: Ascaris lumbricoides. Ascaris is a genus of parasitic nematode worms known as the 'small intestinal roundworms
RFTW1NM0–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena
RF2BCEKEC–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet mushroom
RF2PC8DE1–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena, wild mushroom from Finland
RF2T59Y2P–Macro of a small mycena acicula or orange bonnet mushroom in the forest.
RMKHGCKW–Acicula-fusca 05
RM2KMN7G2–Fried chicken mushrooms, Lyophyllum decastes, growing alongside small orange bonnet mushrooms, Mycena acicula, on the forest floor under mixed conifer
RMKHHRF4–Acicula-parcelineata 04
RF2BER0A0–Mycena acicula on a dead trunk
RMKHHNCK–Acicula-lineata 01
RMPBRT95–Acicula fusca.
RF2EBCG3E–The Orange Bonnet (Mycena acicula) is an inedible mushroom , an intresting photo
RMRBY3NF–Acicula-miaphene-map-eur-nm-moll.
RF2D75T2Y–The Orange Bonnet (Mycena acicula) is an inedible mushroom , stacked macro photo
RF2PYPY7W–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena, is a species of fungus in the family Mycenaceae
RF2D75T32–The Orange Bonnet (Mycena acicula) is an inedible mushroom , stacked macro photo
RMF005GB–blind awlsnail, blind snail, agate snail (Cecilioides acicula), blind snail on the ground, Germany
RM2ED1KX2–Orange bonnet (Mycena acicula), North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
RM2AM71B2–Journal of conchology . A.arbustorum H.pomatia Helix aspersa Hel,nemoralis Hel.hortensis TOURNAI. OK COiNCIIOI.O^;V, oi,. l6. Il.ATK V Eap.pisana -^-^ •^-.:..r^4 ^^ ^^ Ena montana Ena obscurA Coch.lubnca Az.tndens Caec.acicula.
RMACPBT2–Orange Bonnet
RF2BCEP89–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet mushroom
RF2P4GA8G–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena, wild mushroom from Finland
RFT98MHH–X-mas fir tree branch isolated on white background. Pine branch. Christmas background
RF2PCYGHR–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena, wild mushroom from Finland
RF2T59Y4G–Macro of a small mycena acicula or orange bonnet mushroom in the forest.
RFE0R3R7–Needles pine leaves background
RFF95K2A–Twig of evergreen
RFKDCM57–Three small green spruce sprigs (macro)
RMKHHCFC–Acicula-lineolata 03
RFPK38E7–green new pine needle
RF2X21N6P–Flat-fruited trailer, field grass. The photo shows the leaves of the flat-fruited trailer plant, the stem and its root system.
RMRBY3NJ–Acicula-szigethyannae-map-eur-nm-moll.
RF2HCW13R–spruce fir tree branch on white background
RF2PYPY83–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena, is a species of fungus in the family Mycenaceae
RF2D75T31–The Orange Bonnet (Mycena acicula) is an inedible mushroom , stacked macro photo
RFJBEFC6–Scandix pecten-veneris close up
RMPFDJYX–. The depths of the ocean; a general account of the modern science of oceanography based largely on the scientific researches of the Norwegian steamer Michael Sars in the North Atlantic. Oceanography. Fig. 429. Limacina retroversa, Fleming. (From Sars.) Fig. 430. Clio pyramidata, L. (From Boas.) acicula (Fig. 431) and Cavolinia gibbosa (Fig. 432) are characteristic forms. The " whale's food," Clione limacina (Fig. 433), is specially abundant in north- ern waters, and is better known than most of the Gymnosomata. It is 3 or 4 cm. long, perfectly transparent, with red shad- ings and bl
RM2AM71NR–Journal of conchology . V.pulcholla agg.v.pulchella seg.Vall.excentrica Vall.costata H.lapicida. A.arbustorum H.pomatia Helix aspersa Hel,nemoralis Hel.hortensis TOURNAI. OK COiNCIIOI.O^;V, oi,. l6. Il.ATK V Eap.pisana -^-^ •^-.:..r^4 ^^ ^^ Ena montana Ena obscurA Coch.lubnca Az.tndens Caec.acicula
RFJBEFB0–Scandix pecten-veneris close up
RF2BCEM2T–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet mushroom
RMDFWHKT–miniature orange bonnet fruit body fungus the coral spring Mycena contrasts with the field of moss
RFT98MHA–X-mas fir tree branch isolated on white wooden background. Pine branch. Christmas background
RF2PCYGEP–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena, wild mushroom from Finland
RF2T59Y3K–Macro of a small mycena acicula or orange bonnet mushroom in the forest.
RF2A6BB00–Horsehair of a brown mongolian horse, ( Equus ferus caballus), the native horse breed of Mongolia. The breed is purported to be largely unchanged sin
RF2HCW13G–spruce fir tree branch isolated on white background
RF2R00AN8–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena, is a species of fungus in the family Mycenaceae
RMPFDJYW–. The depths of the ocean; a general account of the modern science of oceanography based largely on the scientific researches of the Norwegian steamer Michael Sars in the North Atlantic. Oceanography. PELAGIC ANIMAL LIFE 589 w Fig. 432. Cavolinia gibbosa, Ran| (From Meisenheimer/ of these warm-water species of pteropoda are also known from the Indian and Pacific Oceans, where their geographical distribution is similar to that in the Atlantic. North of lat. 450 or 460 N. we meet with only a few of the warm- water forms, Creseis acicula and Clio cuspidata having been taken in isolated specimen
RM2AXG7RT–A manual of the Mollusca, or, A rudimentary treatise of recent and fossil shells . ^cliiuin minimimi, Drap. sp. y. Britain. Cyclostomidce. 40. Cyclostoma elegans, ]IiiU. sp. Britain. 41. Cyclopborus involvulus, INIiill. sp. f. India. 42. Pupina bi-caualiculata, Sby. N. Australia. 43. Hclicma Bro^Miii, Sby. Philippines. 44. Acicula fusca. Walker, sp. . Britain, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION LIBRARIES 3 9088 00562 2659. ymanualofmollusca00wood
RFJBEFA5–Scandix pecten-veneris close up
RF2BCEPMG–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet mushroom
RMDFWHJ4–miniature orange bonnet fruit body fungus the coral spring Mycena contrasts with the field of moss
RFT98MHJ–X-mas fir tree branch isolated on white background. Pine branch. Christmas background
RF2P4FCGJ–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena, wild mushroom from Finland
RF2T59Y6X–Macro of a small mycena acicula or orange bonnet mushroom in the forest.
RF2HCW13C–Green lush spruce branch. Fir branches on white background
RF2R0A1TC–Closeup Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena, is a species of fungus in the family Mycenaceae
RMPG08YJ–. Natural history of animals. Containing brief descriptions of the animals figured on Tenney's Natural history tablets, but complete without the tablets. Zoology. SEA-SLUGS, HETBROPODS AND PTEEOPODS. 209 Fig. 418. —Heli- cina. U. States. Kg. 420.— W^l Fig. 422.—Bnl- Acicula. ^Ey la. U. States. Fig. 419.— Britain. Fig. 421.— Clyclostoma. Tornatella. United States. Britain. SEA-SLUGS. These have no shells, and many of them only slightly resemble the Gasteropods before described. See Fig- ures 423-426.. Fig. 425. — Elysia. Britaii. Fig. 427. — At- lanta. South Atlantic.. Please note that these im
RM2AG67DC–. A Reference handbook of the medical sciences : embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science. he constituents of urinary depositsmay be either organized forms, such aspus-cells, epithelium casts, etc., or unor-ganized. The latter may be again sub-divided into organic and inorganic, or,according to their appearance, into crys-talline and amorphous. We may ac-cordingly classify all urinary sedimentsas follows : A. Organized. Blood-corpuscles.Mucus and pus-corpus-cles.Epithelium cells.Casts. Spermatozoa.Entozoa.Fungi. Tubercular andtissue. Fig. 4276.—Acicula
RFJBEFBM–Scandix pecten-veneris close up
RF2BCEPR3–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet mushroom
RFJBEFCC–Scandix pecten-veneris close up
RF2P4FMYG–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet, or the coral spring Mycena, wild mushroom from Finland
RMME81XX–. Die Land-und Süsswasser-Conchylien der Vorwelt . Gbz. u liäi "?F Sduotterbeck. I Plarwrlis Ungeri Riass. X Ancylus decassatas id Oleacina/ Sandbergeri Thomas SfU . jirodaeta. Riu-ss sju. 30 AcicuLa.' Umbatd Reuss. 31. Romanos Rubeschu id 32/. Craspedo/ioma-Iefl67fiomoides Beass.sp.
RMRBY3N5–Acicula-benoiti-map-eur-nm-moll.
RF2HCW140–spruce fir branch isolated on white background
RMPFAGWR–. Deutsche excursions-mollusken-fauna. Mollusks. 182 lieber sieht der Arten: 1. Gehäuse länglich - eiförmig, von horngelber Farbe. a. mit ungezähnter Mündung. a. Gewinde mehr kegelförmig. C. lubrica, Müller. ß. Gewinde mehr säulenartig. C. columna, Clessin. b. Gehäuse mit gezähnter Mün- dung. C. Menkeana, Pfeiff. 2. Gehäuse glashell, spindelförmig. C. acicula, Müller. « 1. Gruppe: Zua, Leach. Gehäuse: verlängert - eiförmig, glatt und glänzend, durchscheinend, von hellbrauner Hornfarbe; etwas gewölbt; Mündung eiförmig, nicht die Hälfte der Gehäuselänge er- reichend; Spindel mehr oder weniger ab
RM2AWMD1D–Papers . lewider than the prostomium, but about two-thirds as long. Its anterior margin is notice-ably recurved. The parapodia are well developed from thebeginning. They have the form usual in thisgenus, with a rounded setal lobe and a finger-shaped posterior one. There is a single, ratherprominent, yellow-colored acicula, roundedat the apex. The setse (text-fig. 52) arebroadened and bent toward the apex, thisbent region striated. Along the convexmargin is a narrow wing. A denticulationalong the margin of the wing is very markedin some and barely discernible in others,very small. There are two
RF2BCEP90–Mycena acicula, commonly known as the orange bonnet mushroom
RMMA9XYY–. Ecological animal geography; an authorized, rewritten edition based on Tiergeographie auf ockologischer grundlage . pIG. 8.—Various species of Lartetia, from left to right: L. pellucida, photophila, putei, and acicula. After Brauer. Widespread species form local races and subspecies without special isolation. Thus the lions, zebras, antelopes, and giraffes are split into a number of geographic races, which are in part sharply defined and in part connected by transitional forms. The butterflies of Celebes are spread throughout the island, but each of the four peninsulas has its own local form
RMRBY3NC–Acicula-hausdorfi-map-eur-nm-moll.
RF2HCW13Y–spruce tree branch isolated on white background
RMPFAXHD–. Deutsche excursions-mollusken-fauna. Mollusks. 493 und deren viel gleichmässigeres Zunehmen, sowie durch ihren viel geringeren Durchmesser. Der Behauptung Wieders- heim's, dass sie sich von der Isarschnecke V. acicula Held nur durch Grössendifferenz unterscheide, kann ich nicht bei- stimmen. Die letztere Art ist schlanker und spindel- förmiger und hat gegenüber der vorliegenden eine verhält- nissmässig noch kleinere Mündung. X 4. Vitrella acicula^ Held. Paludina acicula, Held, Isis. p. 901. — vitrea, Held, Wasser moll. Bayerns, Programm Gewerbschule München 1836 p. — acicula, Küster, Monogr.
RM2AXJN3Y–Text-book of structural and physiological botany . vegetation awakes, 30 Strtictural and Physiological Botany. form the starting-points of the new formation of large numbers of cells.(See also Chap. V.) Crystals occur in particular cells in almost all the higher vascularplants, less often also in the less highly organised Cryptogams ; and inConifers are also frequently found imbedded in the cell-wall. Theyconsist of calcium oxalate. The crystals, when separate, contain six equi-valents of water of crystallisation ; their stem-form is a blunt quadrateoctohedron (Fig. 48). The bundles of acicula
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