Guide to the Recognition of the Principal Orders of Cryptogams And the Commoner And More Easily Distinguished New England Genera. With a Full Glossary
Guide to the Recognition of the Principal Orders of Cryptogams And the Commoner And More Easily Distinguished New England Genera. With a Full Glossary
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1 b. Peridium at first globular^ opening and cut into teeth at the margin. Outer and inner peridia joined to- gether only by the tips of the teeth. In the peridium, lies loosely a single peridiolum. At maturity the inner peridium arches upwards with ajerh^ shooting forth the peridiolum for some distance.
. Sphadrobolus. The plants of this genus are of quite small size, and are found mostly on rotten wood.
1 c. Peridium rupturing at maturity when the gleba emerges covered by the inner peridium.
...Phallus. (Stink-horn.) Outer peridium rupturing irregu- larly ; the gleba elevated on a long stalk. Finally the gleba and inner peridium become transformed into a slimy mass, which, together with the spores, flows down the stalk. The plant gives forth a disgusting fetid odor.
Geaster. (Earth-star.) Outer peridium rupturing radiately into hygroscopic lobes which, when dry, spread back, like a star, exposing the inner peridium, which encloses a powdery mass of spores mingled with a capillitium, and at maturity opens at the summit in various ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 b. Peridium at first globular^ opening and cut into teeth at the margin. Outer and inner peridia joined to- gether only by the tips of the teeth. In the peridium, lies loosely a single peridiolum. At maturity the inner peridium arches upwards with ajerh^ shooting forth the peridiolum for some distance.
. Sphadrobolus. The plants of this genus are of quite small size, and are found mostly on rotten wood.
1 c. Peridium rupturing at maturity when the gleba emerges covered by the inner peridium.
...Phallus. (Stink-horn.) Outer peridium rupturing irregu- larly ; the gleba elevated on a long stalk. Finally the gleba and inner peridium become transformed into a slimy mass, which, together with the spores, flows down the stalk. The plant gives forth a disgusting fetid odor.
Geaster. (Earth-star.) Outer peridium rupturing radiately into hygroscopic lobes which, when dry, spread back, like a star, exposing the inner peridium, which encloses a powdery mass of spores mingled with a capillitium, and at maturity opens at the summit in various ways.
What to read after Guide to the Recognition of the Principal Orders of Cryptogams And the Commoner And More Easily Distinguished New England Genera. With a Full Glossary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sargent, Frederick Leroy, 1863-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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