Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 453
rotophytes a very peculiar -group, the Myxomycetes, the mem-bers of which pass a large part of their lives in a state of what c c 2 PEOTOPHYTIC AND OTHER FUNGI. can scarcely be otherwise described than as one of Animal exist-ence. They grow parasitically upon decayed wood, bark, heaps ofdecaying… … Development of Myxomycetes:—A, plasmodium of Didynium serpvla;—B, successive stages, a, «•,&, of sporosacs of Arcyriajlava;—c, ripe sporeoiPhysarum album; D, its contents escaping : E, F, G, the swarm-sporefirst becoming flagellated, and then amoeboid; H, conjugation of twoamceboids, which at I…
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