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Title: A manual of the British Discomycetes with descriptions of all the species of fungi hitherto found in Britain, included in the family and illustrations of the genera
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: Phillips, William, 1822-1905
Subjects: Discomycetes Fungi -- Great Britain
Publisher: London, K. Paul, Trench, Trübner
Contributing Library: MBLWHOI Library
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just splitting, the other having fully opened; c, asection; d, two mature asci with paraphyses; e, six sporidia in differentstages of development, d and e x 400 times. fig. 77.—a, Trocliila craterium, on a fragment of a leaf, the nat. 446 DESCRIPTION OF FLATES, size; &, four receptacles magnified; c, sections of the same; <?, anascuswith paraphyses; e, two sporidia. d and e x 400 times. Fig. 78.—a, Stegia Ilicis, on a portion of a holly-leaf, nat. size ; b, areceptacle magnified, showing the upper half of the perithecium splittingand becoming detached and exposing the hymenium; c, an ascus ;d, five sporidia. c and d x 400 times. Fig. 79.—a, Ascomyces PotentiUce, on a portion of a branch of thehost ;dant, which it has much enlarged; &, b, a portion of the cellulartissue of the host plant, showing the mycelium of the Ascomycesramifying between the cells of the epidermis arid throwing up ascic, c, through the cuticle; /, sporidia. &, 6, c, c, arid/ x 400 times. PI.I
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