. Pharmaceutical bacteriology, with special reference to disinfection and sterilization. Bacteriology. 146 PHARMACEUTICAL BACTERIOLOGY. fungus a disease III. Hyphomycetes. Systematic position of the pathogenic members not well defined. Life history not yet fully worked out. I. Discomyces bovis. (Actinomyces). The so-called ray which causes the condition in cattle known as actinomycosis, which can be transmitted to man. 2. Discomyces madum. (Mycetoma). Causes the cattle disease known as madura foot, which can be transmitted to man. Essentially a tropical disease. Two varieties (black and white)
. Pharmaceutical bacteriology, with special reference to disinfection and sterilization. Bacteriology. 146 PHARMACEUTICAL BACTERIOLOGY. fungus a disease III. Hyphomycetes. Systematic position of the pathogenic members not well defined. Life history not yet fully worked out. I. Discomyces bovis. (Actinomyces). The so-called ray which causes the condition in cattle known as actinomycosis, which can be transmitted to man. 2. Discomyces madum. (Mycetoma). Causes the cattle disease known as madura foot, which can be transmitted to man. Essentially a tropical disease. Two varieties (black and white) of the disease are reported. 3. Malassezia furfur. This is the fungus which causes a skin disease. Fig. 67.—Three terminal hyphae showing the characteristic spore formation of Peni- cillium glaucum. This fungus is a true saprophyte and is never found on living fruits or vegetables. Mouldy food substances are quite universally rejected as being unfit for human consumption. {Tinea versicolor) which is quite common in tropical as well as in temperate climates. 4. Microsporaides minutissimus. Causes a skin disease known as Erythrasma or Dhobie's itch. Found in the tropics. 5. Trichosporum giganteum. Causes a disease of the hair. The spores of the fungus are arranged about the hair in a peculiar 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 Schneider, Albert, 1863-1928. Philadelphia, Blakiston
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