. Hawaiian Fungi. Fungi. 66 Bemice P. Bishop Museum—Bulletin On Gouldia coriacea. Kauai: Waimea canyon pipe trail, June 15, 1921, no. 454 and no. 455 (type). The genus presents certain characteristics of both the Polystomellaceae and the Myriangiaceae. The radiate character and the arrangement of. Figure; 13.—Pluriporus gouldiae: a, cross section of the perithecia showing the fungus to be superficial, the asci solitary, and the whole ascogonium to be cov- ered ; b, showing radiate character of the ascogonium; c, asci and spores; d, spores seen through the ostiole; e, showing structure of the o
. Hawaiian Fungi. Fungi. 66 Bemice P. Bishop Museum—Bulletin On Gouldia coriacea. Kauai: Waimea canyon pipe trail, June 15, 1921, no. 454 and no. 455 (type). The genus presents certain characteristics of both the Polystomellaceae and the Myriangiaceae. The radiate character and the arrangement of. Figure; 13.—Pluriporus gouldiae: a, cross section of the perithecia showing the fungus to be superficial, the asci solitary, and the whole ascogonium to be cov- ered ; b, showing radiate character of the ascogonium; c, asci and spores; d, spores seen through the ostiole; e, showing structure of the ostiole. the irregularly shaped ostioles place it in the family Polystomellaceae near Rhagdolobium, but the separated solitary asci show kinship with the Myriangiaceae. MICROTHYRIACEAE6 The Microthyriaceae of the islands of Hawaii are numerous and con- stitute an interesting part of the fungus flora, though heretofore none appears to have been authentically reported from the Territory. These fungi are in distribution practically like the meliolas—that is to say are limited to native plants and to the higher and wetter altitudes, and appear therefore to be historically of similar relation. So little is known 6 The section on Microthyriaceae was written by Ruth W. Ryan and F. Iy. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Stevens, Frank Lincoln, 1871-1934. Honolulu, Hawaii : The Museum
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