Introduction to the study of fungi : their organography, classification and distribution, for the use of collectors / by M.C. Cooke.

Date:
1895
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Credit: Introduction to the study of fungi : their organography, classification and distribution, for the use of collectors / by M.C. Cooke. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INDEX Aecidium, 243 Agaric, parts of, 32 Agaricus, section of, 127 Alternation of generations, 70 Anthrax, 295 Appendix on collecting, 345 Archicarps, 229 Arthrospore, 292 ■ Artificial cultures, 249 Asci and parapliyses, 104, 166 Ascomycetes, 164 Ascus and sporidia, 45 Aseptate mycelium, 16 Atrophied basidia, 121 Bacteria, 291 Basidia, 41, 120 Basidiomycetes, 115, 119 Beech Morels, 186 Bird's-nest Fungus, 153 Black moulds, 278, 283 Bunt spores, 255 Calostoma, development of, 156 Capillitium, 43, 309 Capsular Fungi, 197 Carpophore, 22 Carpophores agglomerated, 28 Census of Fungi, 319 Clamp-connections, 11, 150 Classification, 93 Clavate carpophore, 29 Clinospore, 45 Cluster-cups, 48, 242 Collecting, instructions, 345 Coloration of pileus, 34 Colouring matters, 85 Columella, 36, 313 Compound carpophore, 23 Sphaeriaceae, 213 Conidiophore, 51 Conidium, 45 Coniomycetes, 259 Conjugating Fungi, 227 hyphae, 62 Conjugation in Peziza, 58 Constituents of Fungi, 84 Crested sporules, 275 Cup-shaped receptacle, 37 Cuticle of pileus, 33 Cystidia, 41, 121 Cyttaria, 186 Definition of Fungi, 1 Dem'atiaei, 278, 281 Destructiveness, 107 Development in Erysiphe, 55 ■ of Eurotium, 56 Diatrype and Valsa, 211 Dichocarjjism, 64, 286 Dimorphic Fungi, 64, 286 Discoid Fungi, 172 Discomyeetes, 173 Disintegration by mycelium, 21 Distribution, 317, 324 Dothideaceae, 207 Dust Fungi, 259 Elaphomyces, 195 Empusa, development, 236 Endophytal parasites, 75 Entomophthoraceae, 235 Entyloma, germination, 256 Epiphytal parasites, 74 Ergot and Claviceps, 202 of grains, 14 Erysipheae, 199 Evolution of Fungi, 111 Excipulum, 37 Fertilisation, 53 Fish-moulds, 232 Flies and Fungi, 152 Formation of zygospore, 17, 59 Fructification, 41 Fungi, census of, 319 and Lichens, 109' in general, 95 the Great Destroyer, 109 Fungus poisons, 86