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His low, flat-topped hat was faintly green, as though a delicate fungoid growth were just budding on its black.
2
The most prominent symptom was the appearance of a white fungoid growth in patches upon the exterior of the fish.
3
In regard to the lower types of fungoid growth, such as yeast, the results of investigators are more at variance.
4
The man's whole mind was distorted by a hideous fungoid growth-thelove of gain, which is the root of all evil.
5
Finally he says that plants thus treated mature more quickly, are almost always perfectly healthy, and are not affected with fungoid growth.
6
A fungoid growth-a unique one, of greenish-greycolour-developedfrom spontaneous impregnation, and decolourized the liquid, which originally was of a yellowish- brown.
7
The salmon placed therein were after a day or two attacked by a parasitic fungoid growth on the skin, and in a few days died.
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It was crawling with white fungoid growths.
9
The symptoms were painful and disgusting-openwounds, loosening of the teeth, curious fungoid growths on the gums and legs.
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Once the pressure is removed, however, this quickly comes about, and the characteristic fungoid growths rapidly make their appearance.
11
When the production of fungoid growths is prevented by means of an antiseptic, the inversion of sugar does not take place.
12
"It is evidently a remnant of despotic barbarism, a fungoid growth from Oriental bondage--
13
It looked as if life had abandoned the miserable little body, leaving but a little substance for fungoid growths to flourish in.
14
In this manner we may increase or prolong the fructification of fungoid growths, or the life of the aerobian ferments in our flasks.
15
Under these conditions the fermentation of sugar is extremely languid: the ratio obtained is very nearly the same that ordinary fungoid growths would give.
16
"Only a fungoid growth, I dare say- agrowingdisease in the lungs," said Deronda, accustomed to treat Hans in brotherly fashion.