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Handbook of Australian Fungi
203. Sacc. Stflt. 253. Gregarious. Subsessile, irregular, oblique, orange,
externally whitish, pruinose (3-5 cm. broad, often more). Asci cylindrical, sporidia
ellipsoid, at first smooth, then rough, biguttulate, hyaline, 16x8 p, paraphyses
clavulate, ...
Mordecai Cubitt Cooke, 1892
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The Scottish Naturalist
Saccardo's description is as follows : — Spots obsolete, turning pale, elongated ;
pycnidia numerous, globoso-lenticular ; pierced (by the ostiole) ; sporidia filiform-
clavulate, at one end acute, at the other obtuse, 50-60 by 2, slightly curved, ...
Francis Buchanan White White, 1888
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The Genera of North American Plants: And a Catalogue of the ...
Flowers dichotomously paniculate, peduncles flexuose, capillary, and clavulate.
Leaves very long, involute and subulate, nodes of the culm distant, entirely
sheathed. Stipa membranacea. Pursh, vol. ii. in Supplement, p. - 728. 1 .
Cnspiiluta, C.
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Memoirs of the Queensland Museum
More importantly though, in Hemectyon the bases of acanthostyles are
predominantly smooth, subtylote, and some are slightly rhabdose, whereas those
of Endectyon have recurved (clavulate) hooks on both ends and lack any basal
rhabd.
Ronald Hamlyn-Harris, 1999
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The Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales ...
Spores obliquely 1- 2-seriate, clavulate-ellipsoid, rounded at ends, often slightly
attenuate below, continuous, hyaline, smooth, thin-walled, 15-19 x 6-7-5/1. (286)
Leptobphaeria apogon Sacc. & Speg., Michelia, 1: 398. 1878. On dead culms ...
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Hortus Britannicus. A Catalogue of All the Plants ...
AocaEcA*rr.-Flowers aggregate , leaves decurrent. 20294 peregr`mus Retz.
foreign O or 2 jn.au P 1816. 8 со 20295 crispus L. curled Q Q or 2 jl.au P Europe
1804. S co 20296 clavulàtus Lk. clavulate O or 2 jn.au P Canaries 1827. S co
20297 ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1830
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The North American Pyrenomycetes
9. Perithecia epiphyllous, here and there in densely gregarious groups, covered
by the epidermis, globose-depressed, perforated above. Asci elevate-cylindrical,
very short-stipitate, 40-45 x5-6 ,u. Sporidia clavulate, uniseptate, not constricted,
...
Job Bicknell Ellis, Benjamin Matlack Everhart, 1892
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Laboratory Handbook of Medical Mycology
Clavulate: Somewhat club-shaped. Cleistothecium (p1. cleistothecia): A
completely enclosed ascocarp characterized by a distinct peridium and usually
with randomly dispersed asci. Cleistothecia are typically round and nonostiolate.
Michael R. McGinnis, 1980
... (on the Hower branches) scale-bearing or reduced to membranous scales; inv.
turbinate, the scales rosy, lanceolate-acuminate, radiating, the medial stipitate;
iimbrils linear, very short 3 achenes smooth; pappus clavulate, finely serrated.
William H. Harvey, Otto Wilhelm Sonder, 2014
This usually occurs post virally with infection by common organisms (as above)
alone or may be polymicrobial. Treatment is usually with oral amoxycillin,
amoxcillin/clavulate (875/ 125 mg bd), cotrimoxazole (800 mg/160 mg bd),
cefaclor (375 ...
William Hughes, Jeffery D. Hughes, 2001
