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PLATE II.
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MYCETOMA.
CONDITION OF THE VESSELS &c. IN THE INITIAL STAGES & CHARACTERS OF THE FUNGAL
D.D.C. del ad. nat.
ELEMENTS CHARACTERISTIC OF THE "WHITE" AND "BLACK" VARIETIES OF THE DISEASE:
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Survey of India Offices, Calcutta, May 1895.
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