 The author's view of the formation of these rings is as follows :—A fungus is developed on a single spot of ground, sheds its seed and dies : on the spot where it grew it leaves a valuable manuring of phosphoric acid and alkalies, some magnesia, and...  Journal of the Chemical Society - Síða 208eftir Chemical Society (Great Britain) - 1883Heildartexta - Um bókina
 | George Luxford, Edward Newman - 1846 - 376 síður
...that he has no conception of what we suppose to be the true state of the case. He is made to say " A fungus is developed on a single spot of ground, sheds its seed and dies." This, as far as we can comprehend the meaning, is purely hypothetical: but we are at a loss to ascertain... | |
 | British Association for the Advancement of Science - 1847 - 606 síður
...which is found in these ashes is most remarkable. The author's view of the formation of these rings is as follows :—A fungus is developed on a single spot...leaves a valuable manuring of phosphoric acid and alkalies, some magnesia, and a little sulphate of lime. Another fungus might undoubtedly grow on the... | |
 | 1847 - 486 síður
...is found in these ashes, is most remarkable. The author's view of the formation of these rings, is as follows : — A fungus is developed on a single...leaves a valuable manuring of phosphoric acid and alkalies — some magnesia and a little sulphate of lime. Another fungus might undoubtedly grow on... | |
 | 1847 - 422 síður
...which is found in these ashes, is most remarkable. The author's view of the formation of these rings is as follows : — A fungus is developed on a single...leaves a valuable manuring of phosphoric acid and alkalies, some magnesia, and a little sulphate of lime. Another fungus might undoubtedly grow upon... | |
 | British Association for the Advancement of Science - 1847 - 662 síður
...remarkable, he author's view of the formation of these rings is as follows : — A fungus is deveped on a single spot of ground, sheds its seed and dies : on the spot where it grew leaves a valuable manuring of phosphoric acid and alkalies, some magnesia, and a tie sulphate of lime.... | |
 | 1857 - 692 síður
...is found in these ashes, is most remarkable. The author's view of the formation of these rings, is as follows : — 'A fungus is developed on a single...leaves a valuable manuring of phosphoric acid and alkalies — some magnesia and a little sulphate of lime. Another fungus might undoubtedly grow on... | |
 | Woolhope Naturalists' Field Club - 1871 - 440 síður
...analysis the Professor remarks : " I think we may clearly explain the whole growth of the Fairy-ringa. A fungus is developed on a single spot of ground,...leaves a valuable manuring of phosphoric acid and alkalies, some magnesia, and a little sulphate of lime. Another fungus might undoubtedly grow on the... | |
 | Eneas Sweetland Dallas - 1872 - 610 síður
...the former, and 5S'io of the latter. The Professor's view of the formation of these "fairy rings" was as follows: — "A fungus is developed on a single...leaves a valuable manuring of phosphoric acid and alkalies, some magnesia, and a little sulphate of lime. Another fungus might undoubtedly grow on the... | |
 | 1883 - 662 síður
...much attention from botanists and vegetable physiologists. Prof. Way in 1846 explained this phenomenon as follows: — "A fungus is developed on a single...leaves a valuable manuring of phosphoric acid and alkalies, &c. : the ground then becomes occupied by a vigorous crop of grass, rising like a phcenixon... | |
 | 1883 - 652 síður
...attention from botanists and vegetable physiologists. Prof. Way, in 1846. explained this phenomenon as follows : — " A fungus is developed on a single spot of ground, sheds its seeds, and dies. On the spot where it grows it leaves a valuable manuring of phosphoric acid and alkalies,... | |
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