Sykes, Walter J. (Walter John), 1842-1906, Ling, Arthur R. (Arthur Robert), 1861-1937 · London, C. Griffin and Company, limited · leaf 304
his resemblance has often led observers to erroneously conclude that they had been able to transform the mucor s into yeast. Other MllCOrs. — In addition to these two, several other members of the family are of frequent occurrence. The Mucor stoloniferus , so called from the stolons or runners… … Fig. 44. — Mucor circiuelloides ( after Van Tieghem and Gay on). new plants. Several aerial hyphse arise at one point in the substratum, each bearing a black sporangium. The columella has the shape of half a sphere. In Mucor circiuelloides (Fig. 44) a remarkable branching of the aerial hyphse takes…
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