GLOSSARY 



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graphidoidcus, like Graphis, long and 



cleft 

 gratia, ae, f., favor, acknowledgment 

 graveolens, of unpleasant odor 

 gregarius, gregarious, in clusters 

 gregatim, in clusters 

 grex, gregis, m., a flock 

 griseolus, grayish 

 griseus, gray 

 grossus, thick 

 grumosus, heaped 

 grumulus, i, m., a licap 

 gumosus, gummy 

 gutta, ae, f., a vacuole 

 guttatus, with little drops 

 guttula, ae, f., a drop or vacuole 

 guttulosus, with drops 

 gyalectoideus, like Gyalccta 

 gypseus, gypsum-like 

 gyrosus, gyrose, spiral 



H 



habeo, to have 



habitatio, onis, f., habitat 



habitus, us, m., habit 



hactenuS, up to the present time 



haemophile, hemophile, living in blood 



haerens, adhering 



haereo, to hold to 



halos, o, f., a circle, halo 



hamatus, hamate, hooked 



baud, not at all 



haustorium, ii, n., a sucker 



helicoideus, spiral-like 



heliotropicus, heliotropic, turning to the 

 sun 



helvolus, deep purple 



herba, ae, f., a plant 



herbicola, dwelling on herbs 



heteroecus, heteroecious, on two hosts 



heterogamete, one of two unlike sex-cells 



heterogamic, with unlike sex-cells 



heterogeneus, heterogeneous, different 



heteromorphus, heteromorphic, of differ- 

 ent kinds 



hexagonus, hexagonal, six-angled 



hexasporus, six-spored 



hians, gaping 



hiascens, gaping 



hibernans, resting 



hie, haec, hoc, this 



hicilMc, here and there 



hiems, emis, f., winter 



hilum, i, n., dot, mark, scar 



himantoideus, like Himantia, velvety 

 hinc, hence 



hinc illinc, on each side, here and there 

 hirtellus, somewhat shaggy 

 histogenus, produced directly from tis- 

 sue, without conidiophores 

 histolysis, the dissolving of a wall or 



tissue 

 hodiernus, of today 



holophytic, chlorophyllous, independent 

 homoecus, on one host 

 homogeneus, homogeneous, uniform 

 homomorphus, alike, of one form 

 horizontalis, horizontal 

 hornotinus, of this year 

 horny, like horn in texture 

 horridus, rough, shaggy 

 hortus, i, m., a garden 

 hospes, itis, m., a host 

 hospitalis, of a host 

 hue, hither, in this di-rection 

 humectatus, wet 

 humectus, moist 

 humicole, growing on soil 

 humidulus, moist 

 humiUs, low, small 

 humistratus, moist 

 humosus, earthy 



hyalinulus, somewhat clear 



hyalinus, hyaline, clear 



hyalosporus, with clear, one-celled spores 



hydrophilus, aquatic 



hygrometricus, absorbing moisture 



hygrophanus, translucent 



hymeniferus, membrane-bearing 



hymenium, ii, n., fruiting surface, con- 

 sisting of asci or of basidia 



hymenophorum, i, n., that which bears 

 the hymenium 



hypertrophiens, hypertrophying, enlarg- 

 ing 



hypertrophy, abnormal development, 

 overgrowth 



hypha, ae, f., fungus filament 



hyphasma, atis, n., the mycelium 



hyphoideus, hypha-like 



hyphomycetus, mold-like, cobwebby 



hyphopodium, a more or less lobed ap- 

 pendage to a hypha 



hyphula, a short or delicate hypha 



hypocreaceus, like Hypocrea, fleshy and 

 bright-colored 



hypodermicus, under the epiderm 



hypogaeus, hypogcan, underground 



