Nature

Nature

NOVEMBER 27, 1943 | Unknown Author
The book "A Dictionary of the Fungi" by Dr. G. C. Ainsworth and Dr. G. R. Bisby is a comprehensive resource that includes generic names, family references, habitat notes, and explanations of technical terms. It also provides useful information on older mycologists and popular terms. However, the detailed nature of the content can be uneven, and the use of technical terms may puzzle readers with limited Latin and Greek knowledge. The book is written in Basic English but is burdened by a large vocabulary, which could potentially revive obsolete words. "Map Projections by Practical Construction" by A. Hinekley is a practical guide suitable for students with limited mathematical ability. It offers simple constructions for various projections and includes exercises that highlight the practical applications of map projections. While it is well-received by educators, it lacks a systematic discussion of the problems involved in mapping the globe and the relative value of different projections for different purposes. "Simple Experiments in Biology" by Cyril Bibby is a practical guide for biology teachers, providing explicit descriptions of experiments without requiring specialized knowledge or expensive equipment. The book covers a comprehensive course and is highly recommended for all levels of biology education up to school certificate standard. The only criticism is the absence of an index. "Hermaherphrosis: The Human Intersex" by Dr. A. P. Cawadias explores the classification of androgynoids and gynandroids, based on the physiology of sex formation and the physio-pathology of intersexuality. It includes case histories, illustrations, and notes on treatment options. "Studies on Immunisation: First Series" by Sir Almroth E. Wright is a collection of research papers from the early 20th century, covering topics such as antibacterial elements of blood fluids, agglutinins, bactericidins, opsonins, and vaccine and serum therapy.The book "A Dictionary of the Fungi" by Dr. G. C. Ainsworth and Dr. G. R. Bisby is a comprehensive resource that includes generic names, family references, habitat notes, and explanations of technical terms. It also provides useful information on older mycologists and popular terms. However, the detailed nature of the content can be uneven, and the use of technical terms may puzzle readers with limited Latin and Greek knowledge. The book is written in Basic English but is burdened by a large vocabulary, which could potentially revive obsolete words. "Map Projections by Practical Construction" by A. Hinekley is a practical guide suitable for students with limited mathematical ability. It offers simple constructions for various projections and includes exercises that highlight the practical applications of map projections. While it is well-received by educators, it lacks a systematic discussion of the problems involved in mapping the globe and the relative value of different projections for different purposes. "Simple Experiments in Biology" by Cyril Bibby is a practical guide for biology teachers, providing explicit descriptions of experiments without requiring specialized knowledge or expensive equipment. The book covers a comprehensive course and is highly recommended for all levels of biology education up to school certificate standard. The only criticism is the absence of an index. "Hermaherphrosis: The Human Intersex" by Dr. A. P. Cawadias explores the classification of androgynoids and gynandroids, based on the physiology of sex formation and the physio-pathology of intersexuality. It includes case histories, illustrations, and notes on treatment options. "Studies on Immunisation: First Series" by Sir Almroth E. Wright is a collection of research papers from the early 20th century, covering topics such as antibacterial elements of blood fluids, agglutinins, bactericidins, opsonins, and vaccine and serum therapy.
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