10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PEZIZOID»
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pezizoid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Vivarium naturæ or the naturalist's miscellany. ...
PEZIZOID. MADREPORE. ♢*♢♢*♢♢♢♢*♢*****♢♢ Generic Character. Animal allied to
a Medusa. Coral marked by lamellar star-shaped cavities. Specific Character.
Blueish subfoliaceous concave MADREPORE, muricated above with star-shaped
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The North American Pyrenomycetes
Job Bicknell Ellis, Benjamin Matlack Everhart. 480 638 37 42 637 445 312 559
283 73 37 51 733 634 605 27 131 748 734 208 536 344 499 745 104 265 156
102 645 749 300 253 601 341 297 10.4 671 546 423 416 207 480 282 207 618
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Job Bicknell Ellis, Benjamin Matlack Everhart, 1892
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The Hypocreales of North America
Perithecia subglobose, pezizoid-collapsing, X 30. 4. Ophionectria cylindrothecia
Seaver. Perithecia subcylindrical, X 85. 5. Hyponectria dakotensis Seaver.
Perithecia subepidermal, X 100. 6. Nectria sanguinea (Bolton) Fries. Perithecia
ovate ...
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Memoirs of the Torrey Botanical Club
depressed, or pezizoid in age. This statement rests on a curious misconception.
On looking at a leaf on which there are mature examples of U. accris we nearly
always find that some perithecia. as seen from above, appear very concave, ...
Torrey Botanical Club, 1902
Pileus firm, smooth, rather tough and membranaceous, at first pezizoid, then
becoming saddle-shaped by the elevation of two opposite sides and the
depression of the intervening margins, 1-3 cm. broad, margin always free from
the stipe, ...
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British Fungi: (hymenomycetes)
Gregarious, somewhat confluent, variable in form, spherical when young, then
turbinate or irregular, pezizoid, plicate, sessile or stipitate. It is readily
distinguished from D. deliquescens by its colour being persistently bright. On
pine stumps ...
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British Fungi (Hymenomycetes)
Gregarious, somewhat confluent, variable in form, spherical when young, then
turbinate or irregular, pezizoid, plicate, sessile or stipitate. It is readily
distinguished from D. deliquescens by its colour being persistently bright. On
pine stumps ...
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Cortinarius-Dacrymyces. [4], 336 p
I. AURICULIN^E (auricula, the external ear). Pezizoid. II. Spiculari^: {spiculum, a
little point, spicule). Somewhat plane, unpolished beneath, very evidently
glandular, here and there gyrose. Exidia. I. — AuriculinjE. Pezizoid. 1. E. truncata
Fr. —.
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Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden
The original description and illustration present a fungus very different from our
species on birch, which is of pezizoid aspect, with yellow hymenium and white
stem, and is referable to Ditiola conformis Karst. Ditiola conformis Karsten, Notis.
ur ...
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North American Flora: Fungi
Perithecia superficial, scattered, gregarious, or occasionally crowded, globose or
subglobose, usually collapsing from the top, becoming pezizoid, at first clothed
with a scant covering of delicate, white mycelial threads (no true hairs) which ...
