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The relationships of the Chytridiaceae are in an unsettled state. There have been many suggestions in the literature that would lead one to ques- tion whether or not this family finds its proper place among the Phycomycetes. The studies upon which classification has been based in many cases have been very superficial, and few eft'orts have been made to follow out complete life histories. Cases in which an amoeboid or plasmodial stage has been noted, with the absence of anything resembling mycel...ium excepting naked threads of protoplasm, furnish reason to suspect that the family is more closely related to the Myxomycetes than to the Phycomycetes.
Summary 1. The resting spores, placed in water cultures, develop into sporanges.
2. Within these sporanges are formed motile zoospores of two sizes; frequently one large zoospore and many small ones are formed in the same sporange.
3. One or several small zoospores may become attached to one large zoospore. Only one remains permanently attached.
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The relationships of the Chytridiaceae are in an unsettled state. There have been many suggestions in the literature that would lead one to ques- tion whether or not this family finds its proper place among the Phycomycetes. The studies upon which classification has been based in many cases have been very superficial, and few eft'orts have been made to follow out complete life histories. Cases in which an amoeboid or plasmodial stage has been noted, with the absence of anything resembling mycel...ium excepting naked threads of protoplasm, furnish reason to suspect that the family is more closely related to the Myxomycetes than to the Phycomycetes.
Summary 1. The resting spores, placed in water cultures, develop into sporanges.
2. Within these sporanges are formed motile zoospores of two sizes; frequently one large zoospore and many small ones are formed in the same sporange.
3. One or several small zoospores may become attached to one large zoospore. Only one remains permanently attached.
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