10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TETRASPOROUS»
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... their length beyond the asci, sometimes shorter, acicular, black. On soil, humus
, or rotten wood, in late summer. Vermont to North Carolina and Minnesota. A
well marked species known by the tetrasporous asci and 8 — 11-septate spores.
2
Grevillea: A Record of Cryptogamic Botany and Its Literature
Basidia cylindraceo-clavate, tetrasporous, sterigmata slender, elongated, spores
elliptic-oblong, smooth, apiculate, pale yellow— brown, 10-11 X 5 p.
Gyzophragmium Texanse (B. 4' 0.), Mass. Stem erect, 7-8 c.m. high, lower half
incrassated ...
3
Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society
The book student will probably think that the presence or absence of closely
packed tetrasporous basidia forming a ... inasmuch as in both species gonidia as
defined above and tetrasporous basidia are both present in the hymenium.
Linnean Society of London, 1890
4
On the Plants of Kohima and Muneypore
The book student will probably think that the presence or absence of closely
packed tetrasporous basidia forming a ... inasmuch as in both species gonidia as
defined above and tetrasporous basidia are both present in the hymenium.
Charles Baron Clarke, 1890
5
The Journal of the Linnean Society of London: Botany
... system of bisporous or tetrasporous basidia, like that of the Fungi tremellinei, or
the presence in Tremella mesenterica, or in any other true Tremella, of
ascophorous disks, such as the cups of the Pezizce, and especially of Peziza
sarcoides.
6
Researches on Fungi ...
In B, in addition to the tetrasporous basidia, there are a number of trisporous
basidia. The spores of the tetrasporous basidia are shown black, whilst thoso of
the trisporous are shaded with lines. In C, most of the basidia are bisporous, but ...
Arthur Henry Reginald Buller, 1922
... shreds of tissue with the free ends pointing upwards, girt at the apex by a loose
, irregularly torn, free collar, formed by the outer ruptured wall of the peridium ;
mass of capillitium and spores cinnamon, then tawny brown ; basidia
tetrasporous, ...
Mordecai Cubitt Cooke, George Massee, 1893
8
Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
The life-history of a Coccidian may thus be summed up : — " Eimerian gporozoite
, encapsuled form, tetrasporous cyst (Coccidian), coccidian sporozoite (
penetrating into the host), Eimerian budding, and then the Eimerian sporozoite
again.
9
The Journal of the Quekett Microscopical Club
Easily known by the tetrasporous asci with minutely rough spores. Although as a
rule four spores only become mature, each ascus nearly always contains in
addition four rudimentary spores (Fig. 5), and rarely asci may be observed in
which ...
10
The Journal of Botany, British and Foreign
M. aemitoata, B. and C. Conceptacles globose. Sporangia pyriform, tetrasporous.
Appendages few (about 6), not exceeding the diameter of the conceptacles, 3—4
times dichotomously branched above. Curtis, Catalogue, Plants of Carolina, p.
