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MOUGEOTIA 105<br />

aplanospores occupying the middle part of the cell; obliquely ovoid,<br />

/J. 24-30 X 32-48 Ai. (PI. XVII, Fig. 21.)<br />

United States: Florida, Daytona (Tiifany Coll.).<br />

In Florida the 3 foregoing species were all found in the same pond. In<br />

none of the specimens studied was interspecific conjugation observed.<br />

63. MouGEOTiA CAiMANi Transcau 1938. Amer. Jour. Bot. 25,<br />

p. 525, Fig. 2.<br />

Vegetative cells 4-5 m x 60-100 /x; chromatophores with 2-8 pyre-<br />

noids in a single row; conjugation scalariform; zygospores dividing<br />

both gametangia, subglobose, 20-25 ft ^^ diameter, surrounded by a thin<br />

pectic layer. Zygospores seen were smooth and colorless. They may not<br />

have been mature, but the dimensions of the filaments and the zygospores<br />

distinguish it clearly from all described species. (PI. XVII,<br />

Fig. 18.)<br />

Haiti, Trou Caiman (R. M. Bond Coll.).<br />

After conjugation the filaments form a tangled meshwork, since they<br />

bend in all directions during conjugation.<br />

64. MouGEOTiA CHEROKEANA Taft 1934. Trutis. Atuer. Micros. Soc.<br />

53, p. 222, Fig. 39.<br />

Vegetative cells 7-9 m x 90-120 /a; chromatophores with 2-6 pyre-<br />

noids in a single row; conjugation scalariform; zygospores filUng the<br />

tube and dividing both gametangia, globose, rarely subglobose, 21-25 /a<br />

in diameter, surrounded by an outer pectic layer 4-6/i in thickness;<br />

spore wall yellow to brownish-yellow, smooth. (PI. XVII, Fig. 23.)<br />

United States: Oklahoma, Wichita Mountains, April 29, 1932.<br />

65. MouGEOTiA AMERICANA Transeau 1918. Tech. Pub., No. 9.<br />

New York State College of Forestry, p. 237.<br />

Vegetative cells /«• 4-5 x 40-120 /x; chromatophores with 4-10 pyre-<br />

noids in a single row; conjugating cells slightly or strongly geniculate;<br />

zygospores dividing both gametangia, irregularly quadrate with concave<br />

or convex sides; angles produced and truncate, the space between<br />

the zygospore and the sporangium walls being filled with pectic ma-<br />

terial; spores 1 3-24 /i X 18-32/x; wall colorless, smooth, transparent;<br />

aplanospores obliquely elliptical, ends truncate at the middle of very<br />

long genuflexed vegetative cells, 10-14 /a ^ 20-26 /x. (PI. XVIII, Figs. 1-3.)<br />

United States: Michigan; New York; Florida.<br />

66. MouGEOTiA coRNicuLATA Hansgirg 1886. Oesterr. Bot.<br />

Zeitschr., No. 10.<br />

Vegetative cells 5-7 ft x 30-1 80 ft; conjugation scalariform; sporangia<br />

dividing both gametangia; zygospores quadrately ovoid, ft 22-26 x

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