18(17) Sporangiophores branched, with more or less globose terminal fertile regions. Spores dry and powdery, yellowish or pinkish in mass. _Cunninghamella_ (fig. 84) e.g. spores smooth, ovoid, 18-22 × 10-14µm or globose, 8-10µm diam. - _C. elegans_ spores echinulate, ovoid, 8-12µm - _C. africana_ - Sporangiophores unbranched, fertile portion 200-300 × 15-20µm. Fertile region terminal only, cylindrical. Spores smooth, greyish in mass, 2-4µm diam. _Mycotypha microspora_ (fig. 85) (N.B. _Ostracoderma epigea_ (fig. 85), the anamorph of _Peziza astracoderma_, which occurs on paper and sometimes dung and highly organic substrates, was originally described as _Mycotypha dichotoma_. The fertile regions are cylindrical but multiple as the result of several close dichotomous divisions at the base of the fertile portion). Notes [1] There are few reports of _Ascozonus_, apart from _A. woolhopensis_. Observed spore sizes of _A. woolhopensis_ suggest that measurement of Renny's (1874) illustrations of spores leads to values which are too large (19-20 × 6-6.5µm). Those in parentheses are what they might be, based on the discrepancy between observed values for _A. woolhopensis_ and Renny's illustration.