SECTION 
XXXV. 
XXXVI. 
CHAPTER V. ComparaTIVE REVIEW OF THE SEVERAL GROUPS. 
XXXVII. 
XXXVIII. 
XXXIX. 
XL. 
XLI. 
XLII. 
XLII. 
XLIV. 
XLV. 
CONTENTS, 
Terminology. Spores. . Gonidia, &c. 
Review of the chief groups of Fungi 
Peronosporeae. 
Ancylisteae. 
Monoblepharis. 
Saprolegnieae. 
Mucorini. 
General course of development 
Zygospores. (a) Mucoreae and Chaviodiiene ® Bipamentalidese= 
Azygospores . . . 
Typical gonidiophores. une Chisötlaiieie, Tipeoeepkalls 
and Syncephalis > “Gi ae ee ee POY 8 
Accessory gonidia. Acrogonidia (chlamydospores, stylospores). 
Choanephora.—Gemmae.—Serial gemmae, sprout-gemmae 
Doubtful Mucorini. Historical remarks. Literature 
Entomophthoreae. 
Chytridieae. 
Common characteristics of the present group of Chytridieae. Spor- 
angia. Resting spores . : . n 5 
Rhizidieae —Polyphagus. Less well known forms 
Cladochytrieae x ‘ ‘i : 5 
Olpidieae 
Synchytrieae 
Comparative review 
Doubtful Chytridieae. Tetrachyrium Hapalecysts 
Literature . . . E 
Protomyces and Ustilagineae. 
Protomyces . 5 . . . e e 8 
Ustilagineae. Conformation. Compound sporophore 
Development of resting spores . . > ce & ‘ ; é 
Structure and germination of resting spores A S a ti 
Gonidia of Tuburcinia and Entyloma 
Course of development and homologies 
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