The North American Slime-Moulds: A Descriptive List of All Species of Myxomycetes Hitherto Reported from the Continent of North America, with Notes on Some Extra-Limital SpeciesMacbride, Thomas H. (Thomas Huston)
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The North American Slime-Moulds: A Descriptive List of All Species of Myxomycetes Hitherto Reported from the Continent of North America, with Notes on Some Extra-Limital Species
Macbride, Thomas H. (Thomas Huston)
Myxomycetes
ii. Net-threads often parallel in twos
or threes 8. _C. intricata_
_b._ Sporangia small, less than .5 mm.
1. Nodes not expanded 3. _C. minutissima_
2. Nodes well shown.
i. Calyculus distinctly marked by
radiant lines, nodes round 10. _C. tenella_
ii. Calyculus minute or none;
nodes prominent 11. _C. microcarpa_
_B._ Sporangia more or less marked with purple or violet tints.
_a._ Purple or violet throughout.
1. Net poorly developed 12. _C. violacea_
2. Net well developed.
i. Meshes regular and the nodes
distinct 14. _C. elegans_
ii. Meshes and nodules irregular 13. _C. purpurea_
_b._ Purple tints confined chiefly to plasmodic
granules on the calyculus and stipe.
Net with nodes well expanded.
i. Stipe short, not more than double the
sporangium; net and calyculus both
well developed 9. _C. piriformis_
ii. Stipe many times the sporangium,
weak 15. _C. languescens_
iii. Stipe slender, sporangium
copper-colored 16. _C. cuprea_
1. CRIBRARIA ARGILLACEA _Pers._
PLATE XII., Figs. 12, 13; PLATE XVII., Fig. 1.
1791. _Stemonitis argillacea_ (Pers.) Gmel., _Syst. Nat._, II., 1469.
1796. _Cribraria argillacea_ Pers., _Obs. Myc._, I., p. 90.
Sporangia dull ochraceous-olivaceous, globose, nearly 1 mm. in diameter,
sessile or short stipitate, closely gregarious or crowded, the peridial
walls at maturity smooth, shining, except above, long persistent,
obscurely reticulate, with irregular thickenings which at the apex at
length present the appearance of an irregular, coarsely meshed net
without nodal thickenings; stipe very short, stout, erect, reddish
brown, spore-mass ochraceous, spores by transmitted light pale,
spinulose, 5-6 mu.
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