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EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE
581.5 Hablfs of plants. Insectivorous plants
PLANT TRAPS. BBF 1931 llmin sd (Biology —Plant life ser) $45, rent J2.50 581.5
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Collaborator: Clyde Fisher, American Museum of Natural History
Shows how the pitcher plant lures insects to Its trap, where they drown. The sundew, another carnivorous plant, ia shown throughout its life cycle. The enfolding of insects by Its leaf tentacles is presented by means of time-lapse photography
STUDY OF SPRING WILD FLOWERS. Li
braryFlm 1939 15min si color $70 582.13
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The following flowers are shown In natural color: pussy willow; skunk cabbage; bloodroot; hepatica; trailing arbutus; spring beauty; dogtooth violet; Dutchman's breeches; squirrel corn; red, white and painted trilliums; common violet; yellow violet; Canada violet; wild ginger blossom; gold thread; Jack-in -the-pulpit; columbine; calla lily; and yellow and pink lady's slippers. The unusual root structures of several are also shown
"A beautiful and colorful picture." School management
581.6 Economic botany, plants
Poisonous
LEAFLETS THREE— LET IT BE. Information Flm 1948 5min sd color $37.50 581.6
el-Jh-sh-ad Shows dangers of poison Ivy at work, play, etc. Points out what various Ivy plants and leaves look like, where you are likely to find them. Shows how to avoid them and protect yourself against Infection
582.13 Wild flowers
BLOOMING DESERT. Simmel 1945 llmln sd color $85 582.13
el-Jh-sh-c-ad Produced by Guy D. Haselton This film brings to the student of art appreciation or geography classes beauties and wonders of wild flower life in Western desert "Excellent photography of desert plants but repetitious." Collaborator
DODDER. EBF 1931 llmin sd (Biology— Plant life ser) $45, rent $2.50 582.13
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Collaborator: Clyde Fisher, American Museum of Natural History
Life story of the dodder, one of the best known of the group of parasitic flowering plants, Is shown by means of time-lapse photography. Among the more impressive features is the presentation of the dodder twining about the host plant. Animation aids in revealing details In the structure and operation of the suckers. The destructive character of this plant Is demonstrated, as well as the beauty of the flowers
FLOWER LIFE IN YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK. Kodascope 15min si $30, rent $1
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By Arthur C. Pillsbury
The following flowers are featured: knotwood, thistle, tidy tip, Johnny Jump up, Mariposa tulip, hen and chickens, dog tooth violet, prickly poppy, monkey flowers, fire weed, snow plant (several varieties), blue lilacs, white lilacs, snow drops. California poppy ajid milkweed
Beautiful pictures of flowers growing In the fields and also close-ups showing the gradual expansion and opening of flowers
FLOWERS AT WORK. EBF 1931 llmin sd (Biology— Plant life ser) $45, rent $2.50
582.13 el-Jh-sh-c-ad Guide Collaborator: Clyde Fisher, American Museum of Natural History
Animation and time-lapse photography show the parts and the physiology of flowers, types of flowers and methods of pollination. The relation of Insects to cross-fertilization Is shown. The picture closes by showing how cultivation has modifled the form of flowers "Film deals mostly with poUlnization."
589.2 Fungi
FUNGUS PLANTS. EBF 1931 llmin sd (Biology—Plant life ser) $45, rent $2.50 589.2
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Collaborator: Clyde Fisher, American Museum of Natural History
Emphasis is given to the various mushrooms whose growth and reproduction are illustrated by time-lapse photography and animation. Molds and other fungi are also presented by these same techniques. Their economic Importance is indicated
589.95 Bacteriology. Gernn theory of disease
ARROWSMITH; excerpt. TFC 13min sd (Human relations ser) apply 589.95
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Produced by Samuel Goldwyn. Edited by the Commission on Human Relations
Dr Sondelius and Dr Arrowsmith have developed a serum which will afford immunity to bubonic plague. When the plague breaks out in the West Indies they are sent to give the serum a flnal testing
Arrowsmith and Sondelius are convinced that they are defeated when a Dr Marshall, a Negro, offers to cooperate with them among his own people in a village in the Interior. Finally Sondelius faints and Arrowsmith realizes his colleague has contracted the plague
BODY FIGHTS BACTERIA. McGraw 1947 15min sd (Health education text-film ser) apply 589.95
sh-c-ad Guide The story of the never ending battle between disease producing organisms and the human body. Various types of these organisms, such as bacilli, cocci and spirochetes are shown to be plentiful and dangerous. The film then describes the various counter balances which mankind uses in combating these bacterial invaders
Correlated filmstrip of the same title Is listed In the 1948 Annual Filmstrip Guide
(MAN AGAINST MICROBE. MetLlfe 1932 lOmin sd loan 589.95
Jh-sh-c Also available in a silent version Produced by Audio-Cinema "Dramatizes discoveries that were decisive in the fight against infectious diseases. Deals with the work of van Leeuwenhoek Pasteur, Lister, Koch and Behring." Health filma "Excellent material." Newark
PASTEUR'S LEGACY, ModernFlm 1946 24min sd $100 589.95
sh-c-ad .i, Produced by Les Films Minerva, Paris, with the oflicial cooperation of L'Institut Pasteur. Translated in collaboration with the Committee on Materials for Visual Instruction In illcrobiology. Society of American Bacterioicgists
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