Note 80 — Chapter IV · The Growth of Different Organisms in a State of Purity: Their Autonomy.[49]
Frank Faulkner translation
The figure given below supplies this omission. The cells that are isolated or are in chains, b.b.b., show this state of the old cells. The cells a.a.a. are younger, and may be more easily revived. We may see by the dimensions of some of these how greatly, in certain cases, the cells of mucor resemble cells of yeast; nevertheless, in the state of the contents and the aspect of the outlines, there are always some differences sufficiently appreciable to strike the practised observer.

Fig. 23.
The figures adjoining the cells indicate fractions of a millimetre. (A millimetre may be taken as ½5-in.)