Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Том 48American Academy of Arts and Sciences., 1913 |
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... mycelium of which is said to grow up , tree - like , and to branch monopodially , the ultimate branches terminating in rows of small hyaline ellipsoidal cells . At maturity these little cells become brownish and , when they are ...
... mycelium of which is said to grow up , tree - like , and to branch monopodially , the ultimate branches terminating in rows of small hyaline ellipsoidal cells . At maturity these little cells become brownish and , when they are ...
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... mycelia with only chlamdospores and no trace of bulbils or conidio- phores . " On account of the presence of these chlamydospores which resemble the spores of Acremoniella , Lindau ( '07 ) has redescribed this species under the name of ...
... mycelia with only chlamdospores and no trace of bulbils or conidio- phores . " On account of the presence of these chlamydospores which resemble the spores of Acremoniella , Lindau ( '07 ) has redescribed this species under the name of ...
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... mycelia ; ( d ) perithecia , which were represented as almost spherical and when mature measured from 400-500 μ in diameter . They remain without an ostiole almost to maturity and consequently there is no formation of a neck . The color ...
... mycelia ; ( d ) perithecia , which were represented as almost spherical and when mature measured from 400-500 μ in diameter . They remain without an ostiole almost to maturity and consequently there is no formation of a neck . The color ...
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... mycelial branches which wound about each other and eventually produced reddish - brown bulbils with a cortex of small colorless , almost transparent , cells . The other primordium was made up of a number of hyphae massing themselves ...
... mycelial branches which wound about each other and eventually produced reddish - brown bulbils with a cortex of small colorless , almost transparent , cells . The other primordium was made up of a number of hyphae massing themselves ...
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... mycelium producing the bulbil soon grew out beyond the affected region , and by gouging out a few of the ends of the hyphae with some of the agar and transferring to another tube , a pure culture was readily obtained . When these were ...
... mycelium producing the bulbil soon grew out beyond the affected region , and by gouging out a few of the ends of the hyphae with some of the agar and transferring to another tube , a pure culture was readily obtained . When these were ...
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2-vector Abietineous Academy Agathis Agathis australis angle antheridia apex appear Araucarian axis bars of Sanio basal cell become branches bulbils central cells chlamydospores coil compressibility condition conidia Conifers cultures curve determined diameter Diels dimensional distally distinguished ectoderm energy equations Figure genus geometry Heraclitus hyaline hyphae inner product k₁ lamp lateral length to tip margin mesogloea method motion mycelium nearly nematocysts nilpotent obtained outer outer product Papulospora perithecium perpendicular pitting plane planoid Plate polyp pressure primordium produced pyrosulphuryl chloride quartz radiation rays reactance receptacle resin canals S₁ Sanio scalar short silicon silicon tetrachloride slightly species spherical spores stalk-cell stomodaeum structure sub system subbasal cell subtended suffused surface temperature terminal tion tip of perithecium Total length tracheids tube ultra violet usually velocity walls wood zero δὲ καὶ τὸ τοῦ τῶν
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