micro seismometry (mikrosismometri)

[ τρία, The account that is given of the labours of Italian observers in the field of micros cis mome try is meagre and unsatisfactory. Nature, XXXΙΧ. 338. micro seme (mi'krō-sēm), a. [ The skulls agree with the ordinary Bushman skull in most respects, being micro seme. A. Mac a lister, Jour. Anthrop. Inst., XVI. 150. micro septum (mi-kro-septum), n.; pl. micro septa (-tä). [NL., micro siphon on (mi-krō-si'fon), n. See siphon and microsiphonula. microsiphonula (mikro-si-fon'u-lä), n.; pl. microsiphonulæ (-lē). [NL., 3753 fungi of the group Erysiphea. The perithecium, which contains several asci, has several appendages radiating from it like the spokes of a wheel. These appendages are free from the mycelium, and are more or le dichotomously branched at the tips, often in a very beautiful manner. About 50 species are known, of which nearly 20 occur in North America. M. Ravenclii is injurious to the honey-locust ( Gled its chia ); M. alni (the M. Friesit of authors) occurs on various species of Ceanothus, Vibur num, Ulmus, Syringa, Platan us, Juglans, and Carya; and M. quercina is found on various species of oak. See Ery siphecæ.