GLOSSARY 



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hactenus, up to the present time 



haerens, adhering 



haereo, to hold to 



halos, o, f., a halo 



hamatus, hamate, hooked 



haud, not at all 



haustorium, ii, n., a sucker 



helicoideus, spiral-like 



heliotropicus, heliotropic 



helvolus, deep purple 



herba, ae, f., a plant 



herbicola, dwelling on herbs 



heterogamete, one of two unlike sex- 

 cells 



heterogeneus, different 



heteroicus, on two hosts 



heteromorphus, heteromorphic, of 

 different kinds 



hexagonus, hexagonal 



hexasporus, six-spored 



hians, gaping 



hiascens, gaping 



hibernans, resting 



hicillic, here and there 



hinc, hence 



hirtellus, somewhat shaggy 



hodiernus, of today 



homogeneus, homogeneous 



homoicus, on one host 



hcmomorphus, alike, of one form 



horizontalis, horizontal 



hornotinus, of this year 



hortus, i, m., a garden 



hospes, itis, m., a host 



hospitalis, of a host 



hue, hither, in this direction 



humectatus, wet 



humectus, moist 



humidulus, moist 



humilis, low, small 



humistratus, moist 



humus, i, f., the earth 



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 

 hypha, ae, f., a fungus filament 

 hyphasma, atis, n., the mycelium. 

 hyphoideus, hypha-like 

 hyphomycetus, mould-like, cobwebby 

 hypocreaceus, Hypocrea-like, fleshy 



and bright-colored 

 hypodermicus, under the epiderm 

 hypogaeus, hypogaean, tmderground 

 hypogenus, on the under side 

 hypophloeodus, under the bark 

 hypophyllus, on the under side of 



leaf 

 hypostroma, atis, n., lower stroma 

 hypothallus, i, m., hypothallus 

 hypothecium, the area just below the 



layer of asci 

 hysteriformis, Hysterium-like, long and 



cleft 

 hysterinus, long and cleft as in Hys- 



terium 

 hysterothecium, an oblong or linear 

 perithecium opening by a cleft 



ibi, there, then 

 icon, onis, £., an image, figure 

 idem, the same 

 ideoque, therefore 

 idoneus, fit 



igitur, therefore, accordingly 

 ignotus, unknown 

 imbricatus, imbricate 

 immaculatus, without spots 

 immarginatus, without a margin 

 immaturus, young 

 immediate, directly 

 immersus, sunken 

 immutatus, unchanged 

 impalpabilis, extremelj' fine and min- 

 ute 

 impervius, impervious 

 implens, filling 

 implexus, infolded 

 impolitus, not polished 

 impositus, imposed 



