. Student's hand-book of mushrooms of America edible and poisonous . 5 7 Phalloideae. Figs. J to 6, Ilhyphallus impudicus, Linn. Fetid 7, Clathrus cancellatus. Fr. Latticed Mushroom/ Unwholesome. 11 MYXOMYCETES OR MYXOGASTERS.—SKme Fungi. In their early history the Myxomycetes, or slirne moulds, were classedwith the gasteroinycetal fungi, and by Fries grouped as a sub-order of theGasteromycetes, under the name Myxogasters. From this connectionthey were severed in 1833 by Link, who, recognizing certain distinctivefeatures which entitled them to consideration as an entirely separat
. Student's hand-book of mushrooms of America edible and poisonous . 5 7 Phalloideae. Figs. J to 6, Ilhyphallus impudicus, Linn. Fetid 7, Clathrus cancellatus. Fr. Latticed Mushroom/ Unwholesome. 11 MYXOMYCETES OR MYXOGASTERS.—SKme Fungi. In their early history the Myxomycetes, or slirne moulds, were classedwith the gasteroinycetal fungi, and by Fries grouped as a sub-order of theGasteromycetes, under the name Myxogasters. From this connectionthey were severed in 1833 by Link, who, recognizing certain distinctivefeatures which entitled them to consideration as an entirely separategroup, ranked the Myxogasters, as a separate order, under the title Myxo-mycetes. Slime moulds. De Bary, in a monograph on the subject writtensome years later, questioned the right of this group to the place assignedit in the vegetable world, claiming that the Myxogasters were as nearlyrelated to the animal as to the vegetable kingdom, and changing the nameto Mycetozoa. Massee assailed this position in his Monograph of theMyxogasters, pointing out that De Bary
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