Magic Lantern Slide: Spores of Anellaria separata

This slide contains the imprint of the spores of a Anellaria separata fungus contained between the two sheets of glass. This method of recording spore patterns was a popular form of recording and analysing the natural world, used by amateur botanists. It is one of a set of slides on this topic which belonged to John Crabtree, and are thought to have been created by him.

Object Summary

Accession Loan No.
118/1934/219
Collection Class
Social and industrial history
Material
glasspaperphotographic emulsionbiological material
Common Name
Magic Lantern Slide: Spores of Anellaria separata
Simple Name
slide
Inscription Transcription
handwritten 'Spores of Anellaria separata' on top edge binding strip
Period Classification
Victorian (1837-1901); Edwardian (1901-1914); World War I (1914-1918)
Production Country
United Kingdom
Production Person Initials
John H.
Production Person Surname
Crabtree
Production Year Low
1863
Production Year High
1924

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Lantern Slide: Spores of Anellaria separata