Introduction to the study of fungi, their organography, classification, and distribution for the use of collectors . Didymiuvi farinaceum. SLIME FUNGI^MYXOMYCETES 315. ym the capillitium is much swollen at the nodes, enclosing lime;whilst Tilmadoclie has small nodes containinglime, and Badhamia has thick threads in thecapillitium, containing lime throughout. In Cra-terivm the form of the sporangium more or lessresembles a wine-glass, closed by a lid or operculum(Fig. 146). The re-maining genera aresmall, consisting of asingle species in each. The last of the fourorders is the Calotricheae,in w
Introduction to the study of fungi, their organography, classification, and distribution for the use of collectors . Didymiuvi farinaceum. SLIME FUNGI^MYXOMYCETES 315. ym the capillitium is much swollen at the nodes, enclosing lime;whilst Tilmadoclie has small nodes containinglime, and Badhamia has thick threads in thecapillitium, containing lime throughout. In Cra-terivm the form of the sporangium more or lessresembles a wine-glass, closed by a lid or operculum(Fig. 146). The re-maining genera aresmall, consisting of asingle species in each. The last of the fourorders is the Calotricheae,in which the capillitiumis for the most parthighly developed, andthe sporangia have noexternal deposit of lime. Fig. 145.—The two subdivisions are ^yj^-ij capii-Tricheae and Arcyriae ; in the former the threads of ^itium audthe capillitium are free, and do not anastomose, in the latter they are attached by one end,or combined into a network. The Tricheae include two genera, 11 Fig. 146.—Cmtcrium, natural sizeand masnilied. the principal being Trichia, in which the threads are spiral
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