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Z^'CNFMATACHAH<br />

PLATE XL<br />

SlROGONllM<br />

Figs. 1-4.—5. sticticun), various types ot conjugalion ami zygospores.<br />

The Hrst three figures based on collection from Mayhew, Mississippi: {a)<br />

two pairs ot equal gametangia, {b) conjugation between pairs of the larger<br />

subdivisions ol the progametangia, (r) zygospore from three gametes<br />

54 /x X 144/1. Alternating pairs of conjugants between long and short<br />

gametangia, from India. After Randhawa. Fig. 5.—5. megasporum, gam-<br />

etangia and zygospore from Szechwan, China. After Jao. Fig. 6. S. pscudo-<br />

floridanum, gametangia and zygospore from Wisconsin, .\fter Prescott.<br />

Fig. 7. S. ventcrsicum, gametangia and zygospore from the Transvaal.<br />

Fig. 8. S. melutiosponim, gametangia and zygospore from India. After<br />

Randhawa. Fig. 9.—5. indicum, zygospore and gametangia from India.<br />

After Singh. Figs, io-ii.— S. hut, vegetative cell, zygospore, and details<br />

of spore wall from Kiangsi, China. After L. C. Li. Figs. 12-13. S. tlli-<br />

noicnsc, early stage in conjugation with pectic ring around adhesion disc,<br />

mature zygospore, and subtending gametangia. On some spores the retic-<br />

ulum is less prominent than in this figure.

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