Synopsis of the known phalloids : with an illustration of each species / by C.G. Lloyd.

  • Curtis Gates Lloyd
Date:
1909
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Credit: Synopsis of the known phalloids : with an illustration of each species / by C.G. Lloyd. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    DEFINITION of terms. . AiiKMS. tanical * ‘j ” W to use a few bo rom the following explanation. P WI be readily understood pballoVd'can1 well be'conlpared mc”lb™ f.1611 young ;£vv vrz *-« <>? remains as a cup at thl ^ P aat devel°ps the volva’bursts lhlck’ ^eIaf- l?at°^h0p:rt?£tsadff- I,telra,i0 ™ ^To„ ‘^eTHe^ RECEPTACLE—This • SP* *^.'=?~sS;SE*S gleba borne on a specfaf meSbriJe^n^he^too g?“t PhalIus) th« have the al or hat-shaped and is called the pikus. P °f the Stem‘ This is usually netdXtPmemlsrane^hat1 liangs^ from6underS?fdes ,hat hav« pitei is a thi„ around the stem. It is calted .tTv' (or m,u a,,d ,spreads out as a net' we prefer to call it the veil. ( 0re correctly the indusium) but history of phalloids. There are only fiv^coun^r^-^n^he world6 P,haIloi<Is because it is not known viz; Europe, the United States Brazil T- vTTa^ Phalloids’are well known logical writers have lived in Europe and\£ TrC-/l°% Most o{ dle myco- conspicuous fungi such as the phaZkls we welM StatTeS' Tand ,he easy, cellent accounts of the nlnllmVli u l e w. 1 known. In Java most py by Moeller. In theUnitecl S at J V written ^ Penzig, and hi Brazil was published by Long, and in Hawaii^Cobb0”11 VeJ ^ phflloi.ds of Tcxas ntos, of the „ork on Lsu^Sen o t h c r w iste^his'^p a per**waffmo st*exc e*ij'sc0ver'n8 some - new .species that were only^ t0 him .