ILLUSTRATIONS
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1. | Diagrammatic representation of Response Recorder |
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2. | Response curve of leaf of Mimosa |
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3. | Resonant Recorder, upper part |
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4. | General View of the Resonant Recorder and accessories |
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5. | Record showing advantage of intermittent contact |
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6. | Electro-thermic stimulator |
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7. | Response of Mimosa to indirect thermal stimulation |
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8. | Response to stimulus of constant electric current |
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9. | Direct stimulation by condenser discharge |
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10. | Record of response to stimulation by condenser discharge |
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11. | Arrangement for applying single make- or break-shock |
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12. | Records giving apex time of response of Mimosa |
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13. | The dot marker |
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14. | Response of Mimosa giving time-relations |
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15. | Record of response of leaflet of Biophytum |
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16. | Response of leaf of Neptunia |
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17. | Erectile response of leaf of Mimosa, due to local stimulation of upper half of pulvinus |
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18. | Responses of leaf of Desmodium gyrans |
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19. | The electric signal |
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20, 21. | Records showing greater efficiency of break-shock |
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22, 23, 24, 25. | Additive effects of stimulus |
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26. | Effect of load on response of Mimosa |
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27, 28. | Effect of temperature on response of Mimosa |
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29. | Increasing response under increasing stimulation |
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30. | Periodic starter, and automatic exciter |
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31. | Electrolytic contact-maker |
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32. | Photograph of duplex type of Resonant Recorder |
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33. | Uniform responses of Mimosa |
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34. | Fatigue under shortened period of rest |
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35. | Growing fatigue |
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36. | Periodic fatigue |
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37. | Staircase response in frog's muscle |
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