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apex of beak, showing the penicillate mouth, x 400; Fig. 41, spores, x 400; 
Fig. 42, spores, x 670 ; Fig. 43, cells of outer wall of perithecium, x 400. 
Figs. 44-46. Sordaria neglecta , Hans. ; Fig. 44, a perithecium enveloped up 
to the papilliform neck in white floccose mycelium, x 20 ; Fig. 45, groups of 
perithecia, nat. size ; Fig. 46, spore, x 400. 
Figs. 47, 48. S. neglecta , Hans.; small form (see p. 74); Fig. 47, perithecium, 
X 25 ; Fig. 48, spore, x 400. 
Figs. 49-51. Gymnodochium fimicolum , gen. nov. sp. nov. ; Fig. 49, sporodo- 
cliium, x 95 ; Fig. 50, two spores, x 670; Fig. 51, conidiophore with its chain 
of spores, x 400. 
Fig. 52. Sporodesmium piriforme , Corda ; two conidia, x 400. 
Figs. 53, 54. Arthrobotrys superba , Corda, reduced form ; conidiophore and 
conidia, x 500. 
Figs. 55-60. Arachnomyces sulphureus , gen. nov. sp. nov. ; Fig. 55, perithecium 
with appendages, x 25; Fig. 56, cells of wall of perithecium, x 400; Figs. 57, 
58, apex of two appendages, x 255 ; Fig. 59, ascus and spores, x 400; Fig. 60, 
ditto, X 670. 
Fig. 61. Trichothecium inaequale , sp. nov. ; conidiophore and conidia, x 400. 
Fig. 62. Stysanus fimetarius (Karst.); sporodochium, x 80; conidiophore and 
conidia, x 400; two conidia, x 1000. 
Figs. 63-66. Myxotrichum spinosum , sp. nov. ; Fig. 63, entire Fungus, x 75 ; 
Fig. 64, sterile hyphae forming peripheral network, with radiating spines, x 400 ; 
Fig. 65, ascus and free ascospores, x 400 ; Fig. 66, ditto, x 1000. 
Figs. 67, 68. Chaetostroma fimicolum , sp. nov. ; Fig. 67, sporodochium, x 40 ; 
Fig. 68, marginal seta and conidiophores with conidia, x 400. 
Fig. 69. Trichocladium asperum , Harz ; conidiophore and conidia, x 400. 
Fig. 7 °- Sepedonium niveum, sp. nov. ; fertile hypha with conidia, x 400. 
Figs. 7 i- 75 « Botryosporium foecundissimum (Sacc. and March.); Fig. 71, 
portion of fertile hypha, x 400; Fig. 72, head of conidia and free conidia, x 400 ; 
Fig. 73, head of conidia, x 1800 ; Fig. 74, conidiophore showing two subglobose 
asperulate heads at its apex, from which the conidia originate, x 1800; Fig. 75, 
conidiophore with a single globose head at its apex, x 1800. 
Figs. 76-79. Myxotrichum aeruginosum, Mont. ; Fig. 76, entire Fungus, x 75 ; 
Fig. 77, ascus and free spores, x 400; Fig. 78, ditto, x 1000 ; Fig. 79, portion 
of peripheral network of sterile hyphae with radiating spines, x 400. 
Figs. 80-82. M. defiexum , Berk. ; Fig. 80, portion of sterile indurated hyphal 
covering, x 400; Fig. 81, asci and free spores, x 400; Fig. 82, spores, x 1000. 
Figs. 83-85. Oedocephalum ochraceum , sp. nov. ; Fig. 83, Fungus on Rabbit-dung, 
nat. size ; Fig. 84, two conidiophores, x 400 ; Fig. 85, free conidia, x 400. 
Figs. 86-88. Arachniotus citrinus , sp. nov. ; Fig. 86, showing pulvinate habit 
of the Fungus, x 25 ; Fig. 87, ascus with spores, and sterile hypha, x 800; 
Fig. 88, ascospores, seen from the front and side, x 1000. 
Figs. 89-91. Graphium Comatrichoides, sp. nov. ; Fig. 89, conidiophore, x 40; 
Fig. 90, apex of same, x 95 ; Fig. 91, conidia, x 400. 
Fig. 92. Acremonium fimicolum , sp. nov. ; portion of fertile hypha, x 400. 
Figs. 93-96. Mucor racemosus, Fresen. ; Fig. 93, terminal portion of a sporangio- 
phore, showing group of sporangia, x 50 ; Fig. 94, basal portion of a sporangium, 
showing the columella, x 400; Fig. 95, spores, x 400; Fig. 96, portion of a 
hypha from the substratum, showing interstitial chlamydospores, x 500. 
