Plant Bakerian volume 1
Plant Bakerian volume 1
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On Ribes, Bob Creek, 10, 500 feet, June 28, n. 1102.
AMPHISPH^ERIACE^.
AMPHISPH. ERIA JUNIPERI n. Sp. Perithecia scattered, superficial, globose, carbonaceous, not collapsing, ostiolum short-papillate, about 6mm ; asci clavate-cylindric, snort stipitate, 100-120x20/n; paraphyses abundant thread-like; ascospores distichous, broadly fusiform, light fuliginous, uniseptate, constricted, usually with two large guttae in each cell, ends sub-acute, 30-3 5x1 0-1 2/x.
On the outer shredded bark of Junip...erus monosperma, hills near Mancos, July 8, n. 780.
AMPHISPH^RIA POPULI n. Sp. Perithecia thickly scat- tered, small, globose, black, shining, not collapsing, ob- scurely perforate, base sunk in the whitened wood fibres, about 250-300/*; asci cylindrical, short stipitate, 80-90x8^; paraphyses abundant thread-like; ascospores monostichous, oval or ovate, ends rounded, fuliginous, equally uniseptate, much constricted, about 12x6 .
Decorticated branches of Populus angustifolia at Mancos, June 21, n.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Ribes, Bob Creek, 10, 500 feet, June 28, n. 1102.
AMPHISPH^ERIACE^.
AMPHISPH. ERIA JUNIPERI n. Sp. Perithecia scattered, superficial, globose, carbonaceous, not collapsing, ostiolum short-papillate, about 6mm ; asci clavate-cylindric, snort stipitate, 100-120x20/n; paraphyses abundant thread-like; ascospores distichous, broadly fusiform, light fuliginous, uniseptate, constricted, usually with two large guttae in each cell, ends sub-acute, 30-3 5x1 0-1 2/x.
On the outer shredded bark of Junip...erus monosperma, hills near Mancos, July 8, n. 780.
AMPHISPH^RIA POPULI n. Sp. Perithecia thickly scat- tered, small, globose, black, shining, not collapsing, ob- scurely perforate, base sunk in the whitened wood fibres, about 250-300/*; asci cylindrical, short stipitate, 80-90x8^; paraphyses abundant thread-like; ascospores monostichous, oval or ovate, ends rounded, fuliginous, equally uniseptate, much constricted, about 12x6 .
Decorticated branches of Populus angustifolia at Mancos, June 21, n.
What to read after Plant Bakerian volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Lee Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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