Published: 1929 Received: -Available on J-STAGE: November 27, 2008Accepted: July 26, 1929
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Date of correction: November 27, 2008Reason for correction: -Correction: DTRECEIVEDDetails: Wrong : 19290726
Date of correction: November 27, 2008Reason for correction: -Correction: ABSTRACTDetails: Wrong : Cotton and wood fibres show bead-like structure when immersed in Schweitzer's reagent of proper concentration. These fibres have the spiral structure (spiral cuticule), which has been long known. Many vegetable fibres also have been known to show the bead-like structure in the same reagent. Therefore vegetable fibres other than cotton and wood fibres also should be expected to have the spiral structure, which has been successfully proved by the author by swelling the fibres after weak xanthation. In this paper the microphotographs of the spiral structure of cotton, wood, manila, straw, bamboo and sugar cane (bagasse) fibres have been given (see Japanese text.) The microphotographs of other fibres will be shown in the second report.
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