I40 BRITISH GALLS 



between the sheaths of the lower leaves. White, thin 

 and woody. M. G. 



HORMOMYIA FiSCHERi Frauenf. 72 



Connold, Plant Galls, p. 244. 



JUNCACEAE 



Juucus bufonixis Linn. 112. Toad Rush. 

 Fungi In the cells of the periblem of the living root, causing 



swellings about 10 mm. long and 3 mm. in thickness. 

 Syn. Entorrhiza cypericola Mag. 



SCHiNZiii CYPERICOLA Magnus 73 

 Plowright, p. 299 ; Bernard, L'Evolution dans la Sym- 

 biose {1909). 

 Juucus sqnarrosus Linn. 108. Heath Rush. 

 Root swollen. See No. 73. 



SCHINZIA CYPERICOLA MagnUS 74 



Plowright, p. 299. 



Juncus inflezus Linn. (^/o-^cwjEhrh.) 90. Hard Rush. 



Homop- Terminal leaves forming a compact, imbricated, tassel- 



tera like mass. The leaves are atrophied, swollen, tinted red and 



purple below. Numerous larvae in the enlarged sheaths. 



Li VIA JUNCORUM Latr. 75 

 Syn. Livta lamprocarpus Latr. 

 Houard, p. 99, and No. 402. 

 Juncus effusus Linn. 112. 

 Terminal leaves swollen and deformed. See No. 75. 



LiviA JUNCORUM Latr. 76 

 Houard, No. 400. 



Juucus conglomeratus Linn. 112. 

 „ Terminal leaves swollen and imbricated. See No. 75- 



LiVIA JUNCORUM Latr. 77 

 Scott, 1876, pp. 565, 566. Houard, No. 309. 

 Juucus bulhosus Linn. 107. Lesser Jointed Rush. 

 {/uncus supinus Moench ; /. ultginosus Meyer.) 

 Terminal leaves swollen and imbricated. See No. 75. 



LiviA JUNCOXUM Latr. 78 

 Houard, No. 406. 

 Fungi Root swollen. See No. 73. 



SCHINZIA CYPERICOLA Magnus 79 

 Plowright, p. 299. 



Juncus articulatus Linn, i lo. Shining-fruited Jointed 

 Rush (Juncus lamprocarpus Ehrh.). 

 Homop- Terminal leaves forming a tassel. See No. 75. 

 tera LiviA JUNCORUM Latr. 80 



Connold, Veg. Galls, pi. 103; Plant Galls, fig. 267 

 (printed upside down). Houard, No. 397. 



