If the coalescence of the globules of yeast can be ascribed to the presence of vegetable life, the same reason might well be assumed for the coalescence of globules of clay or calcium phosphate.


Quoted in Eduard Buchner, Nobel Lectures, Chemistry 1901-1921

Jöns Jacob Berzelius Quotes

If the coalescence of the globules of yeast can be ascribed to the presence of vegetable life, the same reason might well be assumed for the...

If the coalescence of the globules of yeast can be ascribed to the presence of vegetable life, the same reason might well be assumed for the...

If the coalescence of the globules of yeast can be ascribed to the presence of vegetable life, the same reason might well be assumed for the...

If the coalescence of the globules of yeast can be ascribed to the presence of vegetable life, the same reason might well be assumed for the...