granule

When a variole, tubercle, granule, &c. has a depression in its centre.

But no power that we could employ was capable of detecting a granule in it.

In the upper portions of the glacier movement due to pressure probably takes place by the gliding of one granule over another.

The size of the individual granules is constant in any animal species for every kind of granule—excepting only the mast cells.

For a peripheral layer is plainly distinguishable from the central part of the granule.

This granule is the water bottle drained to the last drop, is the nurse's breast emptied of all its contents.

With intense dry heat, as in toasting, the granule expands and opens, and the contents change to dextrin.

The cyst in which they lie is filled with creamy substance made up of spores and granule matter.

The similarity in the pictures ought to serve as a proof of the near relation of the granule form and non-granule varieties.

According to him the granule formation is rather variable, and may be induced or suppressed by cultural methods.