The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 424
424 Pathological Society of Philadelphia. [Oct. The sporules of the sugar fungus vary from the T¥Vo °f an mcn m diameter to the FJ-g- of an inch. I have not pretended to give a full account of the development of these plants, but would refer those who are interested in the matter to Dr. Hassall's… … Fig. 1, represents the spores and mycelium of the sugar fungus. Fig. 2, the penicillum glaucum in various stages of growth, from the spore to the mycelium. Fig. 3, a, the penicillum, and b, the sugar fungus, in full aerial fructification.
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