FILAMENT

n. FPI'a'-me'nt. Lat.. fil amentum (from filum a thread). Fr., /. Oer.. Fditerchen (1st def.), Staubfaden (2d def.) MMrd0er bridge the upait* U-tw.-en them. |J,30. B4, 175. Cf. Achromatic PIHHII." Chromatic PH. See \tu-lfiir FIBRILS Cleft nuclear f*. (ier. /irilliin'/nfinlfii. Zicillungiuiegmente The longitudinally divided nuclear fibrils seen in enryorinesis jus before the fibril* are arrange^ into ~.-tto form the daughter mi. -lei. ["Arch. f. mikr. Anat.," 1879-18H4 (J).]-F'M axil.,i. i uii. nervrux (Fr.). See Axi*-cylinder. F. coudA (Fr.i, F dodn (Fr.). Two varietlen of mien-organisms found by Duclaux in the procewof formation of cheese along with other forms called / efflU. /. arnnuleujc. and /. ttnu. (B. W.]-F, d'o-ll (Fr.). See MracJI volituntr*.-f" dlvertrentN (Fr.). Of Gall, the lll.r.- n the corona radlala. [I.] F'n d'unlcm iFr t. (ier., l,,t.,;< n,,i,i, A, ape; A*, at; A*, ah; A, all; Ch, chin; Ch, loch (Scottish); [s. 56]