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262 ZYGNEMATACHAF.<br />

PLATH IX<br />

Zygnemopsis<br />

Fig. I.—Z. stephensiae, two zygospores from Cape Colony, South<br />

Africa. Figs. 2-3.—Z. iycngarii, zygos{X)res and aplanospores from Fyzabad,<br />

India. Drawn from type material. Figs. 4-5.—Z. quadrata, zygospores<br />

from Szechwan, China. After Jao. Figs. 6-7.—Z. splnicrospora, zygospores<br />

from Fyzabad, India. After Randhawa. Figs. 8-9.—Z. lamellata, face and<br />

lateral views of zygospores from India. Drawn from type material. Figs. 10-<br />

II.—Z. transeauiana, aplanospores and vegetative cell trom Fyzabad, India.<br />

After Randhawa. Figs. 12-15.—^- decussatu, vegetative cells, zygospores,<br />

parthenospores, and aplanospores from Ilinois. Fig. 16.—Z. spiralis, group<br />

of zygospores from Michigan. After Prescott. Fig. 17.—Z. jcrtilis, aplan-<br />

ospores from South Africa. After Fritsch and Rich. Figs. 1H-21.—Z. pcc-<br />

tinata, variations in chromatophores and aplanospores from Kentani, South<br />

Africa. Fig. 22.—Z. hodgettsii, immature a|>lanospores from Stellenhosch,<br />

South Africa. After Hodgetts.

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