. Synopsis of the British Basidiomycetes ; a descriptive catalogue of the drawings and specimens in the Department of botany, British museum. s ; D, spore germinating. X 500. Basidia globose, soon longitudinally quadripartite. Sterigmata 2-4,elongate, thick. Spores ovato-pyriform, continuous. (Fig. 118.) 2029. G. rufus Bref. (from the red colour; ru/us, red) a b c. Erect, cartilagineo-gelatinous, substipitate, subspathulate, some-times stemless, variable, orange to red or dull scarlet aboveand orange below. Hymenium inferior, , under pines, on rotten trunks, fragments of wood
. Synopsis of the British Basidiomycetes ; a descriptive catalogue of the drawings and specimens in the Department of botany, British museum. s ; D, spore germinating. X 500. Basidia globose, soon longitudinally quadripartite. Sterigmata 2-4,elongate, thick. Spores ovato-pyriform, continuous. (Fig. 118.) 2029. G. rufus Bref. (from the red colour; ru/us, red) a b c. Erect, cartilagineo-gelatinous, substipitate, subspathulate, some-times stemless, variable, orange to red or dull scarlet aboveand orange below. Hymenium inferior, , under pines, on rotten trunks, fragments of wood. 3f X 3 in. 454 TREMELLINACEiE Dacryomyces Subfamily III. DACRYOMYCETOIDE^E Basidia cylindrical or clavate, divided at the apex into two longsterigmata, not septate, except in Femsjonia, where the basidia andsterigmata become septate with age. Species 2030—2041 CIV. DACRYOMYCES Nees.(From the tear-like habit; Gr. daknt, a tear, vmkes, a fungus.) Small, pulvinate, gelatinous, homogeneous, somewhat plicato-gyrose, everywhere covered with the hymenium. Basidia terminatingnormal hyphae, tereti-clavate, bifurcate at the apex when Fig. 119.—A, Dacryomyces deltqitescens Duby. One-half naturalsize, b, basidium and spores ; c, spore germinating and producingsporidiola. X 500. Spores cylindric-oblong, curved, at maturity or during germinationvariously septate or muriform. In the conidia-bearing sporophoresthe conidia, which more or less resemble the spores in size andform, are produced in chains. (Fig. 119.) The species grow on dead wood. Species 2030—2036 Rose-coloured. 2030 Orange, yellow or yellowish. 2031—2033 Pallid or fuscous. 2034 2030. D. maerosporus B. & Br. (from the long spores; Gr. makrosylong) a b , tuberculate, minutely , in cracks, on remains of Sfhceria stigma. Connatechains 2 x J in. Dacryomyces TREMELLINACE^E 455 2031. D. deliqueseens Duby (from its appearance as if dissolving; deliquesco, to dissolve) a b
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