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GENERA OF FUNGI 



polystichus, polystichous, in many rows 

 pondus, eris, n., weight 

 populus, i, f., poplar 



poroid, with more or less evident pores 

 porosus, with pores 

 porrectus, extended, protracted 

 porrigo, to stretch out 

 portiuncula, ae, f., small gallery 

 poms, i, m., a pore 

 positus, placed 

 possum, to be able 

 postea, hereafter 

 posterius, later, afterward 

 postice, at the back 

 postremus, last 

 potius, rather 



praebens, offering, exhibiting 

 praecedens, preceding 

 praecipue, especially 

 praeclarus, distinguished 

 praecox, early, abundant 

 praeditus, furnished 

 praeferendum, preferred 

 praelongus, very long 

 praeprimis, especially 

 praesens, present 

 praesertim, particularly 

 praestans, distinguishing, excelling 

 praesumptus, assumed, presumed 

 praeter, past, against, besides 

 praetereaque, besides, moreover 

 praeteritus, past 

 pratutn, i, n., a meadow 

 primitivus, primitive, original 

 primitus, at first 

 primus, first 



prioritas, atis, f., priority 

 prismaticus, prism-like 

 pristinus, pristine, early, original, primi- 

 tive 

 privus, without, deprived 

 pro, for 



proba, ae, f., proof 

 probabilis, probable 

 procerus, tall 



processus, us, m., projection 

 procreans, generating, producing 

 procul, far, remote 

 procumbens, procumbent, prostrate 

 prodeuns, projected 

 productus, carried out, produced 

 proferens, offering, producing 

 profiscor, to begin, arise 

 profunditas, atis, f., depth 



profundus, deep 



projectus, thrown off 



proles, is, f., race, offspring 



proliferate, to extend by offshoots or re- 

 newed growth 



proliferus, proliferous, produced, prolifer- 

 ate 



proliger, bearing offspring 



prolongatio, onis, f., prolongation, length- 

 ening 



promiscuus, promiscuous, mixed, indis- 

 criminate 



promycelium, i, n., promycelium, germi- 

 nating tube or cell series 



prope, near 



proper exciple, an apothecial covering or 

 wall without algae 



propinquus, adjacent 



propius, more nearly, closer 



propter, near, because of, on account of 



propulsus, expelled 



proratione, comparatively 



prorsus, forwards, exactly 



prorumpo, to break through 



prosenchymaticus, prosenchymatic, con- 

 sisting of long cells or filaments 



prosenchymic, like prosenchyma, fibrous 

 in structure 



proteus, changing, variable 



prothecium, a primitive or rudimentary 

 perithecium, as in Gymnascaceae 



protractus, extended 



protrudens, projecting 



provectus, prolonged, advanced 



proveniens, coming 



pruinosus, pruinose, powdery 



pruinulosus, somewhat powdery 



pseudo-, false 



pseudocyphella, a pit-like structure re- 

 sembling a cyphella, on the under side 

 of some lichen thalli 



pseudoparaphysis, a paraphysis-like fila- 

 rnent found in other groups than 

 Ascomycetes 



pseudoparenchyma, false parenchyma, a 

 tissue looking like parenchyma but 

 formed of threads 



pseudoperidium, a peridium, an enclosing 

 membrane 



pseudoplasmodium, ii, n., false Plasmo- 

 dium 



pseudopodium, ii, n., false root, lobe 



pseudostiolum, ii, n.. false ostiole 



pseudostroma, atis, n., false stroma 



