Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 572
astonishment that thesmall, branching roots of this remarkable fun-gus were embedded in the head of a brownchrysalis about an inch in length. The chrys-alis had lost its plumpness and was hght tothe touch, plainly showing that while it hadserved as a host for the little parasite awonderful… … THE remarkable FUNGUS. See the interesting description of tiiis fungus in The CenturyDictionary under ** Cordyceps. Also see The Bulrush Cater-pillar, page 394 of St. Nicholas for March, 1887. as the little cone-shaped species discovered byGibson in moss and described by him in hischapter about The…
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