Handbook of British fungi : with full descriptions of all the species, and illustrations of the genera / by M.C. Cooke.

Date:
1871
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Credit: Handbook of British fungi : with full descriptions of all the species, and illustrations of the genera / by M.C. Cooke. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    at Icngtli connate; ostiola elongated, conical, emergent; asci cylindrical; sporidia uniseriato, ovate-oblong, simple, opaque, nearly black.—Sph. fimeti, Pers. Syn. p. 64, Fr. S.M. u.p. 373. Fries, cxs. no. 269. Eng. Fl.y.p.24:Q. Hypocopra fimeti, Fckl. Sym. 3£yc.p.24:0. Fc7cl.exs.no. 1001. Sphceria equina, FcJcl. exs. no. 1802. On horse and cow dung. Appin. [Mid. Carolina.] Gen. 355. LOFHIOSTOMA, De Not. Peritbecia carbonaceous, erum- pent; ostiolum large, compressed. Sporidia two or many celled, coloured or hyaline. {Fig. 892). rig. 392. 2537. Lophiostoma macTOStoma. Fr. Large-mouthed Lophiostoma. Perithecia scattered, at first immersed, at length emergent, black; ostiolum compressed, labiate ; sporidia umseriate, yellow then brown, 7-septate, the last joint at each extremity sma l and colourless.—Not. Schema,p. 45. Cooke Trans. Bot. Ed.t. 6,f. 1. SphceriamacTostoraa, Tode. f. 76 77. ij. Sys Myc vol.u.p. ^m. Fries, exs. no. 345. B. ^ Br. Ann. N.H no. S%l. Desrn.exs no.m. Curr. Linn. Trans, xxu. ^. 321, pZ. Ivm.^^. 65 ? FcU. exs. no. 923. On bark of sycamore and on holly twigs. CI -J- /.nm/1 5t, -OVt m m. long. Mr. Carrey's measnrement is -0010- .nmPo°''l^^^ B^^^ description of the sporidia is •-Jo08 In lon,Song toralosef triseptate, very like those S.Asnegrenu^- OOUa in. .j.„s ' published by Desmazieres and Fnckel. The Sri^~eabyMrct^7fit to belong to the present species. 2538 Lophiostoma bicuspidata. Coohe. Two-horned Lophiostoma. Perithecia scattered, black, immersed, elevating and pushing throuSi the matrix with their narrow elongated ostiola; asci clavate sporidia biseriate, 5 septate, with occasional transverse septa consl-icte^, brown, each extremity at first furnished with a hyaline beak bekt at both ends in the same direction, so as to