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222 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. EuROTiUMj Li)ik. PeritJiecia reticulated, vesicular, coloured, attached to mucedinous threads; sporangia delicate.— Berk. Outl., p. 405. Eurotium herbariorum, Lk. Heebaeium Mould; perithecium spherical, sub-depressed, yellow, seated upon radiating expanded, branched, intricate flocci.— On plants in herbaria, and various decaying substances. Yery common. (PlateXII.figs. 260, 261.)
APPENDIX B. The following species^ belonging to those sections of Microscopic Fungi which, are included in this volume,, have been found in Britain since the publication of the preceding Appendix :— Peridermium columnare, Alb. and Schw. Simple, slender, naked, cylindrical, elongated, lacerated at the apex, white ; sporidia orange.—On Picea. Watcombe, near Torquay. September, 1867. {E. Farfitt.) ^cidiiim Orchidearum, Fiedl. Orchis Cluster-cup ; spots^ large, pallid, orbicular or elongated ; peridia circinating, semi-immersed ; spores golden-yeUow. — On Orchis latifolia. Dilhara, Norfolk. June, 1866. Puccinia discoidearum, Link. Southernwood Brand ; spots obliterated; sori subrotund, minute, surrounded by the ruptured epidermis ; sporidia brown, oblong or ovoid, somewhat rhomboidal, with both cells attenuated, and triangular ; peduncles elongated. — On Artemisia maritima. Swanscombe Marshes. 1865. Puccinia Virgaurese, Lib. Golden-rod Brand ; spots orbicular, pallid, then yellowish ; sori blackish-brown, minute, punctiform, shining, clustered, nearly stellate, convex; sporidia oblong, subconstrieted, yellowish-brown above, attenuated and yellowish-white below ; peduncles short. — On leaves of Solidago virgaurea. Shere, Surrey. July and August, 1865. {Dr. Capron.) Puccinia difibrmis, Kunze. Goosegrass Brand; spots yellowish sori ; variable, compact, often in rings ; epidermis bullate ; sporidia obovate, obtuse, on short pedicels, brown.—On leaves of Galium aparine. July, 1866. Shere and Darentk
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ITtEFACE TO SECOND EDITIOX. rilHE f
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MICEOSCOPIC FTJNGI. -•o^ CHAPTER
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CLUSTER-CUPS. d some knowledge and
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Plate I. WlVest imp
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6 MICEOSCOPIC FUNGI. because in thi
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8 MICEOSCOPIC FUNGI. doubtless, cap
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10 - MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. spores, or
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12 MICEOSCOPIC rUXGI. and Grave sen
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14 MICEOSCOPIC FUNGI. cups^ are irr
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IG MICKOSCOFIC FUNfil. mimed ^cidiu
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18 MICROSCOPIC FDXGI. resemble the
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20 MICEOSCOPIC FUNGI. examining man
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22 MICEOSCOPIC FUXGI. CHAPTER 11. S
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24 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. eitlier globu
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26 IIICEOSCOPIC FUXGI. In many of t
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SPEEMOGONES. 29 idea of tlie nature
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SPERMOGONES. 31 organs stand togeth
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Platen. 23 2G WWest Jjnp
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34 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. in tlie seaso
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40 MICROSCOPIC FUXGI. on many plant
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42 iricEoscopic fungi. globular pro
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4-i! UICEOSCOPIC FUNGI. The result
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46 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. fifth of Ills
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48 MICROSCOPIC FUXGI. is barely pos
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MILDEW AND BRAND. 40 Look down at t
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MILDEW AND BRAND. 51 fig. 141), and
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MILDEW AND BRAND. 53 dranghtsman to
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MILDEW AND BEAND. 5o As the same Fu
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58 MICEOSCOPIC FUNGI. ' termed a ge
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60 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. constricted ;
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62 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. the same spec
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64 MICROSCOPIC FITNGI. leaves and l
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66 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. spores beauti
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QS MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. species lies
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70 uicROScopic ruxGi. conclusIon_,
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72 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. "Nortli Kent
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7-i MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. chapter we h
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"6 MicROSconc ruxGi. CHAPTER VI. SM
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78 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. into a lieap
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80 311CE0SC0PIC FUXGI. seeds of tli
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SMUTS. 81 will also avail for anoth
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BMUTS. S3 exhaustion of its substan
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SMUTS. 85 an ailied species wliich
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SMUTS. 87 witli flour_, is injuriou
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SMUTS. 8C> of tlie development thro
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COMPLEX SMUTS. 91 allied to the pre
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COMPLEX SMUTS. CJ> ^ Las also been
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RUSTS. 95 UNFOPtTXnSTATELY, CHAPTER
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Plate Ml. 128 W:Weet 1 mp.
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98' MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. wortli Commo
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100 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. have a tende
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102 MICEOSCOPIC rUXGI. tlie presenc
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104 MiCROSconc fungi. and steins ar
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EUSTS. 10 o species of rust {TricJi
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EUSTS. 107 amongst Fungi as true sp
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EUSTS. 1 09 occurs on the little pu
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EUSTS. Ill presence of tlie fungus.
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114 MICEOSCOPIC ruxGi. obtrusive of
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IIG MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. The under su
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118 MICEOSCOPIC FUNGI. extremity (r
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120 MICROSCOPIC FITNGI. stroll in t
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RUSTS. 121 together in the pustule
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EUSTS. 123 butter-bur_, and the lat
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WHITE EUSTS. 125 these spots appear
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WHITE EUSTS. 127 in further confirr
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Plate :n. 220 2Hf. 244 WWest imp .
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130 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. The antlieri
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136 MICEOSCOPIC FUNGI. large number
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WHITE RUSTS. 137 epuny {Sjjergulari
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Plate XIII. 262.—Tpbnip Mould. Pe
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140 MICROSCOPIC FUXGI. upon tlie cr
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142 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. conditions^
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Ill mCEOSCOPIC FUNGI. plant, wliere
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MOULDS. 145 and tlie come general i
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MOULDS. 147 grounds for believing t
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MOULDS. 149 parts beneath. The whol
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dendroidal threads of this MOULDS.
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Plate XV. 266.—Pea Mould. Peronot
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154 MICEOSCOPIC FUNGI. Turnip Mould
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156 illCEOSCOPIC FUNGI. oiiion_, bu
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158 MICROSCOPIC FUNGI. general with
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100 MICEOSCOPIC FUNGI. was to be se
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ouLDS. IGl The fearful rapidity wit
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WHITE MILDEWS OR BLIGHTS. 163 as sp
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WHITE MILDEWS OR BLIGHTS. 165 tione
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WHITE MILDEWS OR BLIGHTS. 1G7 torte
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VrillTE MILDEWS OR BLIGnT3. 169 fea
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Page 233 and 234: 189 APPENDIX A. CLASSIFICATION & DE
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Page 239 and 240: APPENDIX. 195 PUCCINI^I. — a. Spo
Page 241 and 242: APPENDIX. 197 Puceinia Polygonorura
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Page 245 and 246: APPENDIX. 201 Puccinia Prunorum, Lk
Page 247 and 248: APPENDIX. 203 UstilapfO Tirceolorum
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Page 253 and 254: APPENDIX. 200 Trichobasis Artemisis
Page 255 and 256: APPENDIX. 211 Uromyces AUiorum, DC.
Page 257 and 258: APPENDIX. 213 Coleosporium. Petasit
Page 259 and 260: APPENDIX. 215 PEROI^OSPOIIEI, DeBy.
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Page 263 and 264: APPENDIX. 219 Uncinula adunca, Ley.
Page 265: APPENi;ix. 221 Erysiphe tortilis, L
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