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PLATE 51<br />

Ectocarpus socialis S. and G.<br />

Fig. 12. Small group of plants showing rhizoids, a few cells with chro-<br />

matophores, and the positions and shapes of the zoosporangia. X 125.<br />

Fig. 13. Selection of parts of filaments showing the positions and relative<br />

shapes and sizes of the gametangia. X 125.<br />

Ectocarpus cylindricus f. codiopliilus S. and G.<br />

Fig. 14. Group of young plants showing both zoosporangia and game-<br />

tangia, the two parts of ramuli on the left representing these organs on the<br />

same plant. X 60.<br />

Ectocarpus Taoniae S. and G.<br />

Fig. 15. Portion of a creeping filament showing erect filaments and the<br />

positions and relative shapes and sizes of the gametangia on both the creeping<br />

and the erect filaments. X 250.<br />

Ectocarpus affinis S. and G.<br />

Fig. 16. Diagrammatic representation of a small group of plants on their host.<br />

Fig. 17. Portions of filaments illustrating positions, relative shapes and<br />

sizes of gametangia. X 225.<br />

This plate is a reprint of Setchell and Gardner, Univ. Calif. Publ. Bot., vol. 7,<br />

p. 420, pi. 46, 1922.<br />

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