or dichotomous, uncinate, at length bent upwards.—_Berk. Outl._,
p. 404.
=Uncinula adunca=, Lév. WILLOW BLIGHT; mycelium variable; conceptacles
scattered or gregarious, minute; appendages simple; sporangia 8-12,
sub-pyriform, containing 4 spores.—On the leaves of Willows, Poplars,
Birch, &c. Not uncommon. (Plate XI. figs. 221-224.)
=Uncinula bicornis=, Lév. MAPLE BLIGHT; amphigenous; mycelium web-like,
effuse, evanescent, or like a membrane and persistent; conceptacles
large, hemispherical, at length depressed; appendages simple, bifid or
dichotomous, uncinate; sporangia 8, sub-pyriform, containing 8
spores.—On the leaves of Maples. Common. (Plate XI. figs. 225-228.)
MICROSPHÆRIA, _Lév._
_Mycelium_ arachnoid; appendages straight, dichotomous; branchlets
swelling at the tip, or filiform.—_Berk. Outl._, p. 404.
=Microsphæria Hedwigii=, Lév. MEALY GUELDER-ROSE BLIGHT; hypophyllous;
mycelium web-like, evanescent; conceptacles minute, globose, scattered;
appendages few, very little longer than the diameter of the
conceptacles; sporangia 4, ovate, containing 4 spores.—On leaves of
mealy Guelder-rose. Near Greenhithe, Kent.
=Microsphæria penicillata=, Lév. GUELDER-ROSE BLIGHT; amphigenous;
mycelium web-like, effuse, evanescent; conceptacles scattered, minute,
globose; appendages 8-12, equal to the diameter of the conceptacle;
sporangia 4, ovate, rostrate, containing 8 spores.—On leaves of
Guelder-rose and Alder. Probably not uncommon. (Plate XI. fig. 234.)
=Microsphæria Mougeotii=, Lév. TEA-TREE BLIGHT; amphigenous; mycelium
web-like, oftentimes persistent; conceptacles minute, scattered or
gregarious, globose, at length depressed; appendages loosely
dichotomous; sporangia 12-16, on a short pedicel, 2-spored.—On leaves of
_Lycium barbarum_. Near Dartford, Kent. October, 1864.
=Microsphæria Berberidis=, Lév. BERBERRY BLIGHT; amphigenous; mycelium
web-like, oftentimes persistent; conceptacles scattered or gregarious,
globose, minute; appendages few (5-10); branchlets long, divaricate,
obtuse at their apices; sporangia 6, ovate, containing 6-8 spores.—On
leaves of the common Berberry. Autumn. Frequent. (Plate XI. figs.
229-232.)
=Microsphæria grossulariæ=, Lév. GOOSEBERRY BLIGHT; amphigenous;
mycelium web-like, fugacious or persistent; conceptacles scattered or
gregarious, globose, minute; appendages 10-15, vaguely dichotomous,
ultimate branchlets bidentate; sporangia 4-8, ovate, containing 4-5
spores.—On Gooseberry-leaves. Autumn. Frequent.
ERYSIPHE, _Hedw._
Mycelium arachnoid; appendages floccose, simple or irregularly
branched.—_Berk. Outl._, p. 404.
* _Sporangia 2-spored._
=Erysiphe Linkii=, Lév. MUGWORT BLIGHT; amphigenous; mycelium web-like;
fugacious or persistent; conceptacles minute, globose, scattered,
emersed; appendages white, interwoven with the mycelium; sporangia 8-20,
pyriform, with elongated pedicels.—On leaves of Mugwort. Autumn.
Frequent. (Plate XII. figs. 248, 249.)
=Erysiphe lamprocarpa=, Lév. COMPOSITE BLIGHT; amphigenous; mycelium
web-like, fugacious or persistent; conceptacles minute, globose,
scattered, or gregarious; appendages coloured, interwoven with the
mycelium; sporangia 8-16, shortly pedicellate.—On leaves of Salsify,
Scorzonera, Plantain, &c. Autumn. Not uncommon. (Plate XII. figs. 250,
251.)
** _Sporangia 3-8-spored._
=Erysiphe graminis=, D.C. GRASS BLIGHT; amphigenous or epiphyllous;
mycelium effuse, floccose, persistent; conceptacles large, gregarious or
disseminated, hemispherical, at length depressed and semi-immersed;
appendages simple or interwoven with the mycelium; sporangia 20-24,
ovate, pedicellate, with 8 spores.—On leaves of Grasses. Autumn.
Frequent. (Plate XI. figs. 235, 236.)
=Erysiphe Martii=, Lk. PEA BLIGHT; amphigenous; mycelium web-like, very
often evanescent, globose; appendages short, interwoven with the
mycelium; sporangia 4-8, globose, pedicellate, with 4-8 spores.—On
leaves of Peas, Beans, _Umbelliferæ_, and other plants. Autumn. Very
common. (Plate XI. figs. 237-239.)
=Erysiphe Montagnei=, Lév. BURDOCK BLIGHT; amphigenous or hypophyllous;
mycelium web-like, evanescent; conceptacles minute, globose, gregarious
or scattered; appendages distinct from the mycelium; sporangia 8, ovate,
rostrate, with 2-3 spores.—On leaves of Burdock. Not uncommon.
=Erysiphe tortilis=, Lk. CORNEL BLIGHT; hypophyllous; mycelium web-like,
effuse, evanescent; conceptacles minute, globose; appendages ten times
as long, free from the mycelium, flexuose; sporangia 4, ovate, rostrate,
with 4 spores.—On leaves of the common Dogwood. Autumn. Frequent. (Plate
XII. figs. 245, 246.)
=Erysiphe communis=, Schl. BUTTERCUP BLIGHT; hypophyllous; mycelium
effuse, web-like, evanescent or persistent; conceptacles minute,
globose, scattered or gregarious; appendages short; sporangia 4-8,
ovate, rostrate, with 4-8 spores.—On leaves of various _Ranunculaceæ_,
_Leguminosæ_, and other plants. Autumn. Very common. (Plate XI. figs.
240-242.)
CHÆTOMIUM, _Kze._
Perithecium thin, brittle, mouthless; sporangia linear, containing
dark lemon-shaped spores. _Berk. Outl._, p. 405.
=Chætomium elatum=, Kze. STRAW-BRISTLE MOULD; perithecium sub-ovate,
base radiato-fibrose, hairs of the vertex very long, interwoven,
branched; spores broadly elliptic, apiculate at either end.—On
mouldering straw, reeds, matting, &c. Very common. (Plate XII. figs.
257-259.)
=Chætomium chartarum=, Ehb. PAPER-BRISTLE MOULD; perithecium subglobose,
black, surrounded by a bright yellow spot; spores subglobose.—On paper.
Stibbington, Hants. Rare. (Plate XII. figs. 252, 253.)
=Chætomium glabrum=, B. This species has never been described. It was
recorded, by name only, in Berkeley’s Outlines, and, the specimens being
mislaid, that gentleman is unable to describe it completely and
correctly. “It grew abundantly on straw, and differed from _Chætomium
elatum_ in being perfectly free from hairs.”—(_M. J. B._)—On damp straw.
ASCOTRICHA, _Berk._
Perithecium thin, free, mouthless, seated on loose, branched,
conidiiferous threads; sporangia linear, containing dark
elliptic spores.—_Berk. Outl._, p. 405.
=Ascotricha chartarum=, B. PAPER MILDEW; perithecium thin, olive-brown,
seated on radiating flocci; sporangia linear, numerous; spores broadly
elliptic, chocolate-coloured.—On white printed paper in a deal
candle-box. King’s Cliffe. (Plate XII. figs. 254-256.)
EUROTIUM, _Link._
Perithecia reticulated, vesicular, coloured, attached to mucedinous
threads; sporangia delicate.—_Berk. Outl._, p. 405.
=Eurotium herbariorum=, Lk. HERBARIUM MOULD; perithecium spherical,
sub-depressed, yellow, seated upon radiating expanded, branched,
intricate flocci.—On plants in herbaria, and various decaying
substances. Very common. (Plate XII. figs. 260, 261.)
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APPENDIX B.
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The following species, belonging to those sections of Microscopic Fungi
which are included in this volume, have been found in Britain since the
publication of the preceding Appendix:—
=Peridermium columnare=, Alb. and Schw. Simple, slender, naked,
cylindrical, elongated, lacerated at the apex, white; sporidia
orange.—On _Picea_. Watcombe, near Torquay. September, 1867. (_E.
Parfitt._)
* * * * *
=Æcidium Orchidearum=, Fiedl. ORCHIS CLUSTER-CUP; spots large, pallid,
orbicular or elongated; peridia circinating, semi-immersed; spores
golden-yellow.—On _Orchis latifolia_. Dilham, Norfolk. June, 1866.
* * * * *
=Puccinia discoidearum=, Link. SOUTHERNWOOD BRAND; spots obliterated;
sori subrotund, minute, surrounded by the ruptured epidermis; sporidia
brown, oblong or ovoid, somewhat rhomboidal, with both cells attenuated,
and triangular; peduncles elongated.—On _Artemisia maritima_. Swanscombe
Marshes. 1865.
=Puccinia Virgaureæ=, Lib. GOLDEN-ROD BRAND; spots orbicular, pallid,
then yellowish; sori blackish-brown, minute, punctiform, shining,
clustered, nearly stellate, convex; sporidia oblong, subconstricted,
yellowish-brown above, attenuated and yellowish-white below; peduncles
short.—On leaves of _Solidago virgaurea_. Shere, Surrey. July and
August, 1865. (_Dr. Capron._)
=Puccinia difformis=, Kunze. GOOSEGRASS BRAND; spots yellowish; sori
variable, compact, often in rings; epidermis bullate; sporidia obovate,
obtuse, on short pedicels, brown.—On leaves of _Galium aparine_. July,
1866. Shere and Darenth Usually occurring on or near spots previously
occupied by _Æcidium_.
=Puccinia Apii=, Corda. CELERY BRAND; sori large, confluent, red-brown,
powdery; spores oblong, constricted, brown; epispore smooth, thick;
pedicels short, attenuated.—On leaves of Celery. Autumn, 1866, 1867.
=Puccinia Asari=, Kunze. ASARABACCA BRAND; spots obliterated; sori
small, subglobose, crowded or circinating, ultimately confluent,
surrounded by the ruptured epidermis, usually forming a large, roundish,
convex, pulverulent mass; sporidia brown, elliptic, constricted.—On
leaves of _Asarum Europæum_. Bettws-y-coed, N. Wales. July, 1866.
=Puccinia Mœhringiæ=, Fuckel. It is very doubtful whether this deserves
to rank as a species distinct from _P. Lychnidearum_, Lk. I think not.
The sporidia are rather shorter than in the last-named species, and the
pedicels are very long; otherwise it does not appear to differ from the
typical form.—On _Mœhringia trinervis_. Near Worcester. June, 1867.
(_Dr. Holl._)
=Puccinia fallens=, Cooke. VETCH BRAND; sori few and small, scattered,
intermixed with pustules of _Trichobasis_; sporidia obovate, on rather
long pedicels, of a tawny colour, and slightly constricted at the
septum; epispore smooth.—On leaves of _Vicia sepium_. Liverpool. Autumn,
1865. (_R. McLeod._)
* * * * *
=Uredo Orchidis=, Mart. ORCHIS UREDO; amphigenous; spots reddish-brown;
sori subrotund, arranged in circles, often confluent; sporidia
subglobose, golden-yellow.—On _Listera ovata_ and _Orchis latifolia_.
Crosby, near Liverpool. May, June, 1865. (_R. G. McLeod._)
=Uredo Empetri=, D.C. CROWBERRY UREDO; hypogenous; spots obliterated;
sori oval, scattered: the epidermis at first convex, afterwards ruptured
and concave; sporidia ovoid or subglobose, bright yellow.—On _Empetrum
nigrum_. Near Llanderfel, N. Wales. May, 1865.
=Uredo Euonymi=, Mart. SPINDLE UREDO; spots yellowish; sori roundish,
circinating, often confluent; epidermis erumpent; sporidia ovoid and
slightly coherent, tawny-yellow.—On leaves of _Euonymus Europæus_.
Darenth Wood, Kent. August, 1864. Rare.
=Uredo Tropæoli=, Desmz. NASTURTIUM UREDO: hypogenous; spots
pale-yellow; sori minute, roundish, scattered or confluent; sporidia
ovoid or subglobose, orange.—On leaves of _Tropæolum aduncum_. Shere.
October, 1865. (_Dr. Capron._)
* * * * *
=Trichobasis fallens=, Cooke. CLOVER RUST; spots obliterated; sori
amphigenous, numerous, scattered, subrotund, brown, surrounded by the
remains of the ruptured epidermis; spores sub-ovate; pedicels short,
hyaline, evanescent; epispore verrucose. _Uredo fallens_, Desmz.—On
leaves of Clover, &c. September. Not uncommon.
* * * * *
=Uromyces graminum=, Cooke. COCKSFOOT RUST; epiphyllous; sori oblong or
confluent and linear, convex, black and shining, so as easily to be
confounded on casual observation with _Dothidea graminis_, at length
bursting longitudinally; sporidia subglobose or ovate, tawny, with
hyaline pedicels of variable length.—On leaves of _Dactylis glomerata_.
Shere. October, 1865. (_Dr. Capron._)
=Uromyces concentrica=, Lév. Described at p. 208 as _Trichobasis
Scillarum_, B.; but it appears to be a good _Uromyces_, and has been
placed in that genus by Lévielle.
=Uromyces sparsa=, Lév. SANDWORT RUST; spots pallid; sori subrotund and
oval, amphigenous and cauline; epidermis erumpent; sporidia ovoid,
brownish; peduncles thickened, short.—On _Spergularia rubra_. Swanscombe
Marshes. June, 1865.
=Uromyces Polygoni=, Fuckel. KNOTGRASS RUST; cauline; sori elongated and
confluent, convex, surrounded by the remains of the ruptured epidermis;
sporidia subglobose or globose, smooth, yellowish-brown; pedicels very
long, thickened, hyaline, persistent. _Capitularia Polygoni_, Rabh.—On
the stems of _Polygonum aviculare_. October. Common.
* * * * *
=Cystopus spinulosus=, De Bary. THISTLE (WHITE) RUST; conidia in time
much elongated; sori erumpent on both surfaces of the leaves, white;
oospores globose; epispore brown; tubercles minute, solid, very
prominent, often acute and spinulose.—On Thistles. Bungay, Suffolk.
September, 1865.
* * * * *
=Peronospora candida=, Fuckel. PRIMROSE MOULD; densely cæspitose, white;
threads erect, dichotomously branched; ultimate branchlets short,
spreading; sporidia ovate.—On leaves of Primrose. Near Corwen, N. Wales.
July, 1866.
The following genus is entirely new to Britain. Its position is
next to _Microsphæria_ at page 219.
PODOSPHÆRA, _Kunze_.
Mycelium effuse, web-like, evanescent; conceptacles sphærical,
containing one subglobose 8-spored sporangium; spores ovate; appendages
few, dichotomous, thickened at their extremities, hyaline.
=Podosphæra Kunzei=, Lév. PLUM BLIGHT; amphigenous; conceptacles minute,
scattered, globose; appendages three times the length of the diameter of
the conceptacles.—On leaves of _Prunus domestica_. Shere, Surrey. Sept.,
1865. (_Dr. Capron._)
=Podosphæra clandestina=, Lév. HAWTHORN BLIGHT; amphigenous;
conceptacles minute, globose, scattered; appendages (8-10) equal in
length to the diameter of the conceptacles; branches short and rounded
at their extremities.—On leaves of the Hawthorn. Upper Holloway.
October, 1864; Shere, Surrey, September, 1865. (_E. C._)
* * * * *
=Uncinula Wallrothii=, Lév. SLOE BLIGHT; amphigenous; mycelium web-like,
evanescent; conceptacles minute, scattered; sporanges 12-16,
pear-shaped, 6-spored; appendages numerous, twice the length of the
diameter of the conceptacles.—On leaves of the Sloe, _Prunus spinosa_.
Shere, Surrey. October, 1865. (_Dr. Capron._)
* * * * *
=Microsphæria comata=, Lév. SPINDLE BLIGHT; hypophyllous; mycelium
web-like, fugacious; conceptacles scattered, minute, globose; sporanges
8, ovate, with a beak-like termination at their base, 4-spored;
appendages few, six times the length of the diameter of the
conceptacles.—On _Euonymus Europæus_. Shere, Surrey. August, 1865. (_Dr.
Capron._)
* * * * *
=Erysiphe horridula,= Lév. BORAGE BLIGHT; amphigenous; mycelium
web-like, sometimes persistent; conceptacles minute, globose, scattered
or clustered; sporanges 20-24, oblong-ovate, attenuated downwards,
containing 3-4 spores; appendages short, flexuose, and bent upwards.—On
leaves of _Lycopsis arvensis_. Shere. October, 1865. (_Dr. Capron._)
* * * * *
=Chætomium murorum=, Corda. WALL BRISTLE-MOULD; gregarious, glaucous,
then blackish; perithecium globose, brown; hairs circinate, erect,
septate, pulverulent; spores oblong, yellowish. On plaster. Rare. (_M.
J. B._)
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ADDENDA.
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[The following species have been added to the British Flora since the
publication of the Appendix.]
=Æcidium Parnassiæ=, Grav. PARNASSIA CLUSTER-CUPS; hypophyllous; spots
pallid; peridia in subrotund patches, irregularly disposed,
tawny-yellow, between urceolate and concave; the margin thick and nearly
entire; spores pallid. _Duby. Bot. Gall._ ii. p. 904.—On leaves of
_Parnassia palustris_, near Glasgow. (_Dr. Greville._) The original
specimen is in the Edinburgh Herbarium.
=Æcidium Statices=, Desm. SEA-LAVENDER CLUSTER-CUPS; hypophyllous; spots
subrotund, or confluent and irregular, purple; peridia in subrotund
circinating clusters, sometimes irregularly disposed on the nerves and
petioles; urceolate; margin lacerated, white; spores orange. _Desm.
Exs._ No. 132. _Cooke, Exs._ No. 444.—On leaves and petioles of
_Statices_. June, July. Fleetwood, 1859 (_Rev. A. Bloxam_). Walney
Island, Lancashire, 1871 (_C. Bailey_). Near Basingstoke, 1871 (_R. S.
Hill_). Near Chichester, 1872 (_F. V. Paxton_).
=Chætomium funicolum=, Cooke. TWINE BRISTLE-MOULD; perithecia scattered,
sub-ovate, black; hairs of the vertex very long, dichotomous or simple,
erect, slender, acute, black; sporidia lemon-shaped, dingy brown.—On
twine suspended in a vessel containing water at the British Museum. (_W.
Carruthers, F.R.S._) March, 1872. This species is most closely allied to
_C. elatum_, but much smaller and neater. It is wholly black, and
without the fibrous base of _C. elatum_. The hairs are more delicate,
not having half the diameter, and the sporidia are scarcely more than
half as long or broad. A species of _Polyactis_ afterwards made its
appearance on the same mycelium on some portion of the twine left behind
with a few immature perithecia.
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EXPLANATION OF PLATES.
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Plate fig.
I. 1. Goatsbeard with its cluster-cups (_Æcidium
Tragopogonis_).
〃 2. Fragment of same, slightly magnified.
〃 3. Section of cluster-cup, further magnified.
〃 4. Leaf of wood-anemone with its cluster-cups
(_Æcidium leucospermum_).
〃 5. Portion of same, slightly magnified.
〃 6. Anemone cluster-cups, further magnified.
〃 7. Leaf of Berberry with cluster-cups (_Æcidium
Berberidis_).
〃 8. Cluster of cups from the Berberry, as seen with a
lens.
〃 9. Cluster-cups of Berberry, magnified.
〃 10. Nettle-stem distorted by growth of cluster-cups
(_Æcidium Urticæ_).
〃 11. Nettle cluster-cups, magnified.
II. 12. Leaf of Pilewort with groups of cluster-cups
(_Æcidium Ranunculacearum_).
〃 13. Group of cluster-cups from Pilewort, as seen with
a lens.
〃 14. Section of Pilewort cluster-cups, magnified.
〃 15. Bedstraw cluster-cups (_Æcidium Galii_) on the
Great Hedge Bedstraw.
〃 16. Tip of leaflet with cluster of cups, viewed
through a lens.
〃 17. Bedstraw cluster-cup from same, magnified.
〃 18. Leaflets of Mountain-ash with horn-shaped
cluster-cups (_Rœstelia cornuta_).
〃 19. Group of Mountain-ash cluster-cups, magnified.
〃 20. Pear-leaf with its cluster-cups (_Rœstelia
cancellata_).
〃 21. Cluster-cup from the same, magnified.
〃 22. Leaves and fruit of Hawthorn with lacerated
cluster-cups (_Rœstelia lacerata_).
〃 23. Elongated cells forming the walls of the
cluster-cups, × 250.
〃 24. Single cell, more highly magnified, with its
parallel striæ.
〃 25. Cluster-cups from fruit of Hawthorn, magnified.
〃 26. Section of same, further magnified.
〃 27. Fir-leaves bearing cluster-cups (_Peridermium
Pini_).
〃 28. Isolated cup of same, magnified.
III. 29. Many-jointed fruit of Burnet chain-brand
(_Xenodochus carbonarius_), magnified.
〃 30. Leaflets of Burnet with rust on the lower, and
brand (_Aregma acuminatum_) on the upper
leaflets.
〃 31. Spores of Burnet rust (_Lecythea Poterii_) × 230.
〃 32. Fruit of Burnet brand (_Aregma acuminatum_).
〃 33. Leaf of Barren Strawberry with rust and brand
intermixed.
〃 34. Spores of Barren Strawberry rust × 230.
〃 35. Fruit of Strawberry brand (_Aregma obtusatum_) ×
300.
〃 36. Leaflet of Rose with its rust and brand
intermixed.
〃 37. Spores of Rose rust (_Lecythea Rosæ_) × 230.
〃 38. Fruit of Rose brand (_Aregma mucronatum_) × 300.
〃 39. Leaflet of Bramble, with its rust and brand
intermixed.
〃 40. Spores of Bramble rust (_Lecythea Ruborum_) × 230.
〃 41. Fruit of Bramble brand (_Aregma bulbosum_) × 300.
〃 42. Leaflet of Raspberry with its brand.
〃 43. Fruit of Raspberry brand (_Aregma gracile_) × 230.
〃 44. Cluster of fruits of Rose brand (_Aregma
mucronatum_) × 230.
〃 45. Fruit of Bramble brand (_Aregma bulbosum_) in
active germination, with sporidia at the tips of
the threads × 300.
〃 46. Fruit of Bramble brand (_Aregma bulbosum_)
ruptured, with inner cell escaping × 250 (_F.
Currey_).
〃 47. Portion of leaflet of Meadow-sweet with its brand.
〃 48. Spores of Meadow-sweet brand (_Triphragmium
ulmariæ_) × 300.
〃 49. Spore of Meadow-sweet brand (_Triphragmium
ulmariæ_) in germination, with sporidia borne on
the germ-tubes × 300 (_Tulasne_).
〃 50. Sprig of _Thesium humifusum_ bearing
Bastard-toadflax cluster-cups (_Æcidium
Thesii_).
〃 51. Portion of leaf of same, with cluster-cups,
enlarged.
〃 52. Leaflet of _Trientalis Europæa_ with its smut
(_Tuburcinia Trientalis_).
〃 53. Spores of the same × 320.
〃 54. Spores of Potato smut (_Tuburcinia scabies_) ×
320. (_Berkeley._)
〃 55. Leaflet of Alexanders (_Smyrnium olusatrum_) with
its brand.
〃 56. Spores of Alexanders brand (_Puccinia Smyrnii_) ×
320.
IV. 57. Wheat-straw attacked by mildew (_Puccinia
graminis_).
〃 58. Cluster of spores of corn-mildew, magnified
(_Bauer_).
〃 59. Single spore of corn-mildew (_Puccinia graminis_)
× 300.
〃 60. Portion of blade of grass with coronated mildew
(_Puccinia coronata_).
〃 61. Portion of same enlarged, showing the pustules, or
sori.
〃 62. Spore of coronated mildew (_Puccinia coronata_) ×
highly.
〃 63. Portion of leaf of Spear-thistle with its brand
(_Puccinia syngenesiarum_).
〃 64. Spores of Thistle brand (_Puccinia syngenesiarum_)
× 320.
〃 65. Leaf of Wood-anemone with brand (_Puccinia
anemones_).
〃 66. Spore of Anemone brand (_Puccinia anemones_) ×
320.
〃 67. Leaf of _Centaurea nigra_ with brand.
〃 68. Spores of Composite-brand (_Puccinia
compositarum_) × 320.
〃 69. Leaf of Mint with Mint brand (_Puccinia menthæ_).
〃 70. Spore of Mint brand (_Puccinia menthæ_) × 350.
〃 71. Portion of leaf of Earth-nut with brand (_Puccinia
umbelliferarum_).
〃 72. Spore of Earth-nut brand (_Puccinia
umbelliferarum_) × 320.
〃 73. Leaf of Ground-ivy with its brand (_Puccinia
Glechomatis_).
〃 74. Spore of Ground-ivy brand (_Puccinia Glechomatis_)
× 320.
〃 75. Pustule of brand surrounded by the ruptured
epidermis, magnified.
〃 76. Portion of leaf and stem of Goatsbeard with brand.
〃 77. Spores of the same × 320.
〃 78. Portion of leaf of Willow-herb with its brand
(_Puccinia pulverulenta_).
〃 79. Spores of Willow-herb brand (_Puccinia
pulverulenta_) × 320.
〃 80. Leaf of Pennywort with brand (_Puccinia
umbilici_).
〃 81. Spores of Pennywort-brand (_Puccinia umbilici_) ×
320.
〃 82. Portion of leaf of Dandelion with its brand.
〃 83. Spores of Variable-brand (_Puccinia variabilis_) ×
320.
V. 84. Grain of Wheat infected with Fœtid smut
(_Tilletia caries_).
〃 85. Longitudinal section of the same.
〃 86. Spores of Fœtid smut (_Tilletia caries_) mixed
with delicate branching threads × 320.
〃 87. Spores of Fœtid smut in germination × highly.
〃 88. Sporidia of the first order borne on the
germinating tubes of the fœtid smut (_Tilletia
caries_) × highly.
〃 89. Sporidia of the first order, showing their
transverse connection, × highly.
〃 90. Sporidia of the first order, producing sporidia of
the second order, × highly.
〃 91. Sporidium of the second order in active
germination.
〃 92. Deformed flower-head of Goatsbeard infested with
smut (_Ustilago receptaculorum_).
〃 93. Floret removed, sprinkled with spores of the smut,
enlarged.
〃 94. Spores of Goatsbeard smut (_Ustilago
receptaculorum_) × 460.
〃 95. The same in active germination × 460 (_Tulasne_).
〃 96. Beaksedge (_Rhyncospora alba_) with its smut
(_Ustilago Montagnei_).
〃 97. Spores of _Ustilago Montagnei_ × 460.
〃 98. Ear of Barley infected with smut (_Ustilago
segetum_).
〃 99. Spores of Corn-smut (_Ustilago segetum_) × 460.
〃 100. Grass with its smut (_Ustilago hypodytes_).
〃 101. Spores of Grass-smut (_Ustilago hypodytes_).
〃 102. Flowers of Bladder-campion with anther smut
(_Ustilago antherarum_).
〃 103. Anther distorted by smut (_Ustilago antherarum_).
〃 104. Spores of Anther smut (_Ustilago antherarum_) ×
460.
〃 105. Portion of leaf of water grass with Elongated smut
(_Ustilago longissima_).
〃 106. Pustule of same, enlarged.
〃 107. Spores of Elongated smut (_Ustilago longissima_) ×
very highly.
〃 108. Spores of Maize smut (_Ustilago maydis_) × 460.
VI. 109. Sedge (_Carex recurva_) with Sedge smut (_Ustilago
urceolorum_).
〃 110. Single fruit covered with the smut.
〃 111. Spores of Sedge smut (_Ustilago urceolorum_) ×
460.
〃 112. Flower of _Polygonum persicaria_ distorted by
Utricle smut (_Ustilago utriculosa_).
〃 113. Section of the same (_Tulasne_).
〃 114. Inflorescence of _Polygonum hydropiper_ with
Utricle smut (_Ustilago utriculosa_).
〃 115. Section of infected flower of _Polygonum
hydropiper_.
〃 116. Spores of Utricle smut (_Ustilago utriculosa_) ×
460.
〃 117. Leaf of Cocksfoot, grass with smut (_Ustilago
Salveii_).
〃 118. Portion of leaf, showing pustules, × slightly.
〃 119. Spores of Cocksfoot smut (_Ustilago Salveii_) ×
320.
〃 120. Grass stem with Banded smut (_Ustilago grammica_).
〃 121. Portion of same, showing arrangement of the
pustules, × slightly.
〃 122. Spores of banded smut (_Ustilago grammica_) × 320.
〃 123. Inflorescence of Scabious with Floret smut
(_Ustilago flosculorum_).
〃 124. Floret occupied by the smut.
〃 125. Spores of Floret smut (_Ustilago flosculorum_) ×
320.
〃 126. Sedge (_Carex riparia_) attacked by Olive smut
(_Ustilago olivacea_).
〃 127. Spores of Olive smut (_Ustilago olivacea_) × 460.
〃 128. Reed stem with smut (_Ustilago typhoides_).
〃 129. Spores of Reed smut (_Ustilago typhoides_) × 320.
〃 130. Leaf of Periwinkle with its rust (_Trichobasis
vincæ_).
〃 131. Spores of Periwinkle rust (_Trichobasis vincæ_) ×
320.
〃 132. Spores of Periwinkle brand (_Puccinia vincæ_) ×
320.
VII. 133. Leaf of Mercury with its rust (_Uredo confluens_).
〃 134. Spores of Mercury rust (_Uredo confluens_) × 320.
〃 135. Leaf of Enchanter’s Nightshade with its rust.
〃 136. Spores of Nightshade rust (_Uredo Circææ_) × 320.
〃 137. Leaf of Sorrel with Twin-faced rust (_Uredo
bifrons_).
〃 138. Pustule of Twin-faced rust seated on a coloured
spot × slightly.
〃 139. Spores of the same rust × 320.
〃 140. Leaf of Wheat with Corn rust (_Trichobasis
rubigo-vera_).
〃 141. Pustules of the same rust × slightly.
〃 142. Spores of Round corn rust × 320.
〃 143. Tuft of spores of Elongated corn rust
(_Trichobasis linearis_) magnified.
〃 144. Spores of Elongated corn rust (_Trichobasis
linearis_) × 320.
〃 145. Leaf of Groundsel with its rust (_Trichobasis
Senecionis_).
〃 146. Spores of Groundsel rust (_Trichobasis
Senecionis_) × 320.
〃 147. Wild Rose with Golden rust (_Uromyces Ulmariæ_).
〃 148. Spores of Golden rust × 320.
〃 149. Leaf of Vetch with Long-stemmed rust (_Uromyces
appendiculata_).
〃 150. Spores of the same × 460.
〃 151. Leaf of Common thistle with Sweet-smelling rust
(_Trichobasis suaveolens_).
〃 152. Spores of Sweet rust (_Trichobasis suaveolens_) ×
320.
〃 153. Spermogone of Sweet rust, from common thistle, ×
highly (_De Bary_).
〃 154. Clover leaf with Short-stemmed rust (_Uromyces
apiculosa_).
〃 155. Spores of Short-stemmed rust × 320.
〃 156. Leaf of Pilewort with its rust (_Uromyces
Ficariæ_).
〃 157. Spores of Pilewort rust (_Uromyces Ficariæ_) ×
320.
〃 158. Portion of leaf of _Luzula_ with Oblong rust
(_Trichobasis oblongata_).
〃 159. Spores of Oblong rust (_Trichobasis oblongata_) ×
320.
VIII. 160. Leaf of Sallow with its rust (_Lecythea
capræarum_).
〃 161. Spores of Sallow rust (_Lecythea capræarum_) ×
320.
〃 162. Bramble leaf with Ringed rust (_Lecythea gyrosa_).
〃 163. Pustule of Ringed rust (_Lecythea gyrosa_) ×
slightly.
〃 164. Spores of Ringed rust (_Lecythea gyrosa_) × 320.
〃 165. Purging Flax with its rust (_Lecythea Lini_).
〃 166. Pustule of the same × slightly.
〃 167. Spores of Flax rust (_Lecythea Lini_) × 320.
〃 168. Leaf of Flukewort with its rust (_Trichobasis
hydrocotyles_).
〃 169. Spores of _Trichobasis hydrocotyles_ × 320.
〃 170. Portion of leaf of Sedge with its rust
(_Trichobasis caricina_).
〃 171. Spores of Sedge rust (_Trichobasis caricina_) ×
320.
〃 172. Whorl of leaves of Hedge Bedstraw with Bedstraw
brand (_Puccinia Galii_).
〃 173. Spores of Bedstraw brand (_Puccinia Galii_) × 320.
〃 174. Leaf of Tutsan with St. John’s-wort rust (_Uredo
hypericorum_).
〃 175. Spores of St John’s-wort rust (_Uredo
hypericorum_) × 320.
〃 176. Leaves of Cow-wheat with its rust (_Coleosporium
rhinanthacearum_).
〃 177. Spores of Cow-wheat rust (_Coleosporium
rhinanthacearum_) × 320.
〃 178. Portion of leaf of Sow-thistle with its rust
(_Coleosporium sonchi-arvensis_).
〃 179. Spores of Sow-thistle rust × highly (_De Bary_).
〃 180. Portion of Coltsfoot leaf with its rust
(_Coleosporium Tussilaginis_).
〃 181. Spores of Coltsfoot rust × highly.
〃 182. Group of spores of Coltsfoot rust _in situ_ ×
highly (_Tulasne_).
IX. 183. Leaf of Buttercup with Buttercup smut (_Polycystis
pompholygodes_).
〃 184. Fruit of Buttercup smut (_Polycystis
pompholygodes_) × 460.
〃 185. Violet leaf distorted by Violet smut (_Polycystis
Violæ_).
〃 186. Fruit of Violet smut (_Polycystis Violæ_) × 460.
〃 187. Portion of Rye-leaf with Rye smut (_Polycystis
parallela_).
〃 188. Fruit of Rye smut (_Polycystis parallela_) ×460.
〃 189. Dead Birch leaf with Birch wedge-rust (_Melampsora
betulina_).
〃 190. Winter spores of (_Melampsora betulina_) × 460.
〃 191. Portion of Sallow leaf with Willow wedge-rust
(_Melampsora salicina_).
〃 192. Winter spores of _Melampsora salicina_ × 460.
〃 193. Leaves of Spurge with Spurge wedge-rust
(_Melampsora Euphorbiæ_).
〃 194. Winter spores of _Melampsora Euphorbiæ_ × highly.
〃 195. Portion of Poplar-leaf with Poplar wedge-rust
(_Melampsora populina_).
〃 196. Winter spores of _Melampsora populina_ × 460.
〃 197. Winter spores of _Melampsora betulina_ in active
germination—_a_ sporidia × 466 (_Tulasne_).
X. 198. Fruit of Shepherd’s-Purse with White rust
(_Cystopus candidus_).
〃 199. Portion of Cabbage-leaf with White rust (_Cystopus
candidus_).
〃 200. Conidia of White rust (_Cystopus candidus_) × 360.
〃 201. Portion of Goatsbeard-leaf with White rust
(_Cystopus cubicus_).
〃 202. Conidia of Goatsbeard white rust (_Cystopus
cubicus_) × 360.
〃 203. Portion of Mycelium producing the first of a chain
of conidia × 400.
〃 204. Mycelium of White rust with sucker-like processes
× 360.
〃 205. Mycelium of White rust with nascent oogonia × 360.
〃 206. Oogonium of Crucifer white rust (_Cystopus
candidus_) × 400 (_De Bary_).
〃 207. The same, further advanced, ruptured, with
zoospores, × 400.
〃 208. Free zoospores of White rust, with their ciliæ, ×
400 (_De Bary_).
〃 209. Resting zoospores in germination × 400 (_De
Bary_).
〃 210. Oogonium of Goatsbeard white rust (_Cystopus
cubicus_) × 400 (_De Bary_).
〃 211. Oogonium of Sandwort mould (_Peronospora
arenariæ_) × 400 (_De Bary_).
〃 212. Oogonium of Pea mould (_Peronospora viciæ_) × 400
(_De Bary_).
〃 213. Oogonium of Veronica mould (_Peronospora grisea_)
× 400 (_De Bary_).
〃 214. Oogonium of Spinach mould (_Peronospora effusa_) ×
400 (_De Bary_).
〃 215. Leaf of Goosefoot with mould (_Peronospora
effusa_).
XI. 216. Conceptacle of Hop mildew (_Sphærotheca
castagnei_) × 80.
〃 217. Conceptacle of Rose blight (_Sphærotheca pannosa_)
× 80.
〃 218. Sporangium of _Sphærotheca pannosa_ × highly.
〃 219. Conceptacle of Hazel blight (_Phyllactinia
guttata_) × 80.
〃 220. Sporangium of _Phyllactinia guttata_ × highly.
〃 221. Portion of leaf of Willow with Willow blight
(_Uncinula adunca_).
〃 222. Conceptacle of Willow blight (_Uncinula adunca_) ×
80.
〃 223. Tip of one of the appendages × highly.
〃 224. Sporangium of Willow blight (_Uncinula adunca_) ×
highly.
〃 225. Conceptacle of Maple blight (_Uncinula bicornis_)
× 80.
〃 226. Tip of one of the appendages of _Uncinula
bicornis_ × highly.
〃 227. Furcate tip of one of the appendages of the Maple
blight (_Uncinula bicornis_) × highly.
〃 228. Sporangium of _Uncinula bicornis_ × highly.
〃 229. Leaf of Berberry with Berberry blight
(_Microsphæria Berberidis_).
〃 230. Conceptacle of Berberry blight × 80.
〃 231. Tip of one of the appendages of Berberry blight
(_Microsphæria Berberidis_) × highly.
〃 232. Sporangium of Berberry blight × highly.
〃 233. Tip of appendage of a continental species of
blight (_Microsphæria Ehrenbergii_) × highly
(_Léveillé_).
〃 234. Tip of appendage of Alder blight (_Microsphæria
penicillata_) × highly.
〃 235. Portion of Grass leaf with blight (_Oidium
monilioides_).
〃 236. Tuft of conidia of _Oidium monilioides_ × 120.
〃 237. Leaflet of Garden Pea with Pea blight (_Erysiphe
Martii_).
〃 238. Conceptacle of Pea blight (_Erysiphe Martii_) ×
80.
〃 239. Sporangium of _Erysiphe Martii_ × highly.
〃 240. Conceptacle of Buttercup blight (_Erysiphe
communis_) × 80.
〃 241. Sporangium of _Erysiphe communis_ × highly.
〃 242. Sucker from the mycelium of _Erysiphe communis_,
magnified.
XII. 243. Conceptacle of Mealy Guelder-rose blight
(_Microsphæria Hedwigii_) × 80.
〃 244. Sporangium of same, containing spores, × highly.
〃 245. Conceptacle of Cornel blight (_Erysiphe tortilis_)
× 80.
〃 246. Sporangium of same, containing spores, × highly.
〃 247. Tip of appendage of _Microsphæria Hedwigii_ ×
highly.
〃 248. Sporangium of Mugwort blight (_Erysiphe Linkii_),
containing spores, × highly.
〃 249. Conceptacle of Mugwort blight (_Erysiphe Linkii_)
× 80.
〃 250. Sporangium and spores of Plantain blight
(_Erysiphe lamprocarpa_) × highly.
〃 251. Conceptacle of Plantain blight (_Erysiphe
lamprocarpa_) × 80.
〃 252. Conceptacle of Paper bristle-mould (_Chætomium
chartarum_) magnified.
〃 253. Sporidium of the same, further magnified.
〃 254. Conceptacle of Paper mildew (_Ascotricha
chartarum_) magnified (_Berkeley_).
〃 255. Portion of thread of same with conidia, further
magnified (_Berkeley_).
〃 256. Sporangium of same, containing spores
(_Berkeley_).
〃 257. Piece of straw with Bristle mould (_Chætomium
elatum_).
〃 258. Conceptacle of same, slightly magnified.
〃 259. Section of same, further magnified.
〃 260. Dead leaf over-run with Herbarium mildew
(_Eurotium herbariorum_).
〃 261. Conceptacles of the same, seated on their
mycelium, magnified.
XIII. 262. Fertile thread of Turnip mould (_Peronospora
parasitica_).
〃 263. Fertile thread of Onion mould (_Peronospora
Schleideniana_).
XIV. 264. Fertile thread of Potato mould (_Peronospora
infestans_).
〃 265. Fertile thread of Lettuce mould (_Peronospora
gangliformis_).
XV. 266. Fertile thread of Pea mould (_Peronospora Viciæ_).
〃 267. Fertile thread of Anemone mould (_Peronospora
curta_).
XVI. 268. Fertile thread of Sandwort mould (_Peronospora
arenariæ_).
〃 269. Fertile thread of Dock mould (_Peronospora
obliqua_) × 320.
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INDEX.
PAGE
Acrospores, 141
Æcidiacei, 189
_Æcidiolum exanthematum_, 22
_Æcidium_, 5
—— (Descriptions), 190
—— _Euphorbiæ_, 11
—— _Galii_, 15
—— _leucospermum_, 11
—— _quadrifidum_, 11
—— _Ranunculacearum_, 12
—— _Saniculæ_, 15
—— _Thesii_, 15
—— _Tragopogonis_, 5
Alternation of Generations, 38
Anemone brand, 60
—— cluster-cups, 10
Anther smut, 85
Antheridia, 129
Appendages or fulcra, 165
APPENDIX, 189
_Aregma bulbosum_, 69
—— (Descriptions), 195
—— _gracilis_, 71
—— _mucronatum_, 34
—— _obtusatum_, 73
_Artotrogus_, 151
Asci, 35
_Ascomyces Rumicis_, 161
_Ascotricha chartarum_, 175
—— (Descriptions), 221
Bean rust, 104
Bedstraw cluster-cups, 15
Beet rust, 104
Berberry cluster-cups, 16
Berberry mildew, 170
Birch rust, 118
—— wedge-rust, 118
Blackberry brand, 68
Bladder brand, 86
Blight, Berberry, 170
—— Burdock, 174
—— Crowfoot, 173
—— Dogwood, 174
—— Gooseberry, 171
—— Guelder-rose, 171
—— Hazel, 168
—— Hop, 169
—— Indian Cotton, 177
—— Maple, 167
—— Mealy Guelder-rose, 172
—— Mugwort, 174
—— Pea, 173
—— Plantain, 174
—— Rose, 166
—— Salsify, 174
—— Willow, 169
_Boletus cyanescens_, 106
_Botrytis devastatrix_, 153
—— _fallax_, 153
—— _infestans_, 153
Bramble brand, 68
Brand, Anemone, 60
—— Bladder, 86
—— Bramble, 68
—— Burnet chain, 73
—— Centaury, 63
—— Complex, 67
—— Dust, 76
—— Earth-nut, 64
—— Goatsbeard, 65
—— Ground-ivy, 59
—— Meadow-sweet, 67
—— Mint, 58
—— Pepper, 86
—— Periwinkle, 103
—— Raspberry, 71
—— Sanicle, 64
—— Strawberry, 72
—— Thistle, 62
Bristle-moulds, 175
Buckthorn cluster-cups, 16
Bunt, 86
Bunt, germination, 87
Burdock blight, 174
Burnet chain-brand, 73
Butter-bur rust, 122
Buttercup blight, 173
—— cluster-cups, 12
Cabbage rust, 136
Campanula rust, 123
Centaury brand, 63
_Chætomium_ (Descriptions), 221
—— _elatum_, 175
Classification, 189
Clover rust, 116
CLUSTER-CUPS, 2
Cluster-cup, Anemone, 10
—— Bedstraw, 15
—— Berberry, 16
—— Buckthorn, 16
—— Buttercup, 12
—— Fir-tree, 20
—— Goatsbeard, 3
—— Hawthorn, 17
—— Houseleek, 21
—— Mountain-Ash, 19
—— Nettle, 14
—— Pear-tree, 18
—— Sanicle, 14
—— Spurge, 11
—— Violet, 13
Cocksfoot smut, 83
_Coleosporium_, 119
—— _Campanulæ_, 122
—— (Descriptions), 212
—— _petasites_, 122
—— _tussilaginis_, 120
_Coleosporium sonchi-arvensis_, 122
—— _Rhinanthacearum_, 122
Collecting fungi, 179
Coltsfoot rust, 120
COMPLEX BRANDS, 67
Complex smuts, 90
Composite rust, 105
Conceptacles, 165
Conidia, 126
_Coniomycetes_, 5
Conjurer of Chalgrave’s fern, 61
Corn mildew, 48
—— mildew, germination, 55
—— rust, 49, 52, 95
—— smut, 79
Cornel blight, 174
Coronated mildew, 56
Cotton blight in India, 177
Cow-parsnip rust, 105
Cow-wheat rust, 122
Crowfoot blight, 173
Crucifer white rust, 136
_Cryptosporium Neesii_, 35
_Cystopus_, 124, 136
—— _candidus_, 136
—— _cubicus_, 136
—— (Descriptions), 214
—— _Lepigoni_, 136
Dandelion parasites, 61
De Bary’s experiments, 129
Descriptions, 189
DI-MORPHISM, 33
Diseases of wheat, 85
Dock mould, 160
Dogwood blight, 174
_Dothidea ribis_, 36
Dust-brand, 76
Earth-nut brand, 64
Elongated corn rust, 95
—— smut, 84
Enchanter’s Nightshade rust, 112
_Endophyllum_, 20
—— (Descriptions), 194
Endospore, 40
Epispore, 40
_Erineum acerinum_, 170
_Erysiphe communis_, 173
—— (Descriptions), 220
—— _lamprocarpa_, 174
—— _Linkii_, 174
—— _Martii_, 173
—— _Montagnei_, 174
—— _tortilis_, 174
_Eurotium_ (Descriptions), 222
—— _herbariorum_, 177
Examining fungi, 183
Fern rust, 112
Fungi, species of, 45
Generations, alternation of, 38
Genus and species, 58
Germination of mildew, 55
—— of pea rust, 40
Goatsbeard cluster-cups, 3
—— smut, 82
—— white rust, 136
Goat-willow rust, 116
Golden-rose rust, 113
Gonosphere, 130
Gooseberry blight, 171
Ground-ivy brand, 59
Groundsel rust, 97
Guelder-rose blight, 171
_Gymnosporangium_ (Descriptions), 201
Hawthorn cluster-cups, 17
Hazel blight, 168
Herbarium mould, 177
—— of fungi, 182
Hop disease, 167
Hyphomycetes, 139
Inoculation, 9
Iris rust, 115
_Lecythea_, 107
—— _capræarum_, 117
—— (Descriptions), 206
—— _Lini_, 108
—— _longicapsula_, 118
—— _Rosæ_, 34, 107
Lettuce mould, 156
Line-like rust, 95
Long-stemmed rust, 114
Luzula rust, 104
Maple blight, 169
Meadow-saffron smut, 92
Meadow-sweet brand, 67
Mealy Guelder-rose blight, 172
_Melampsora betulina_, 118
—— (Descriptions), 213
—— _salicina_, 117
Mercury rust, 110
Microscopic examination, 183
—— fungi collecting, 179
Microscopic preserving, 182
_Microsphæria Berberidis_, 170
—— (Descriptions), 219
—— _Ehrenbergii_, 171
—— _Hedwigii_, 172
Mildew and brand, 45
—— what is it?, 46
Mint brand, 58
—— rust, 102
Monthly calendar of fungi, 180
Moulds, 138
Mould, Dock, 160
—— Lettuce, 156
—— Onion, 155
—— Parsnip, 157
—— Potato, 144
—— Rose, 159
—— Spinach, 158
—— Tare, 156
Mountain-ash cluster-cups, 19
Mounting fungi, 184
Mugwort blight, 174
Mycelium, 23
Nettle cluster-cups, 14
Nightshade rust, 112
Number of species, 45
Oak-leaf rust, 111
_Oidium_, 34, 162
—— _leucoconium_, 167
—— _monilioides_, 162
—— _Tuckeri_, 164
Onion mould, 155
Oogonia, 129
Oospores, 131
Origin of mildew, 47
Parsnip mould, 157
Pea blight, 173
Pear tree cluster-cups, 18
Pea and bean rust, 114
Pearust, germination of, 40
Pennywort rust, 100
_Peridermium_, 20
—— (Descriptions), 189
_Peridium_, 4
_Perithecium_, 35
Periwinkle brand, 103
—— rust, 103
Persicaria rust, 104
_Peronospora_, 138
—— (Descriptions), 215
—— _destructor_, 156
—— _effusa_, 159
—— _gangliformis_, 156
—— _infestans_, 153
—— _macrospora_, 158
—— _nivea_, 157
—— _obliqua_, 160
—— _Schleideniana_, 155
—— _sparsa_, 159
—— _Trifoliorum_, 157
—— _Umbelliferarum_, 158
—— _Viciæ_, 156
Pepper brand, 86
_Phragmidium_, 71
_Phyllactinia_ (Descriptions), 218
—— _guttata_, 168
Pilewort rust, 115
_Podisoma_ (Descriptions), 201
_Polycystis_, 91
—— (Descriptions), 211
—— _pompholygodes_, 91
—— _Violæ_, 92
Potato disease, 144
—— mould, 142, 144
—— smut, 93
Preserving fungi, 182
_Puccinia_ (Descriptions), 196
—— _Anemones_, 60
—— _Compositarum_, 63
—— _coronata_, 57
—— _glechomatis_, 59
—— _graminis_, 25
—— _Menthæ_, 58
—— _Rosæ_, 34
—— _Saniculæ_, 64
—— _Syngenesiarum_, 62
—— _Umbelliferarum_, 64
—— _variabilis_, 62
—— _vincæ_, 103
Purslane white rust, 137
Raspberry brand, 71
Reed smut, 83
_Rœstelia_ (Descriptions), 189
—— _cancellata_, 19
—— _cornuta_, 19
—— _lacerata_, 19
Rose blight, 166
—— mould, 107
—— rust, 159
_Rusts_, 95, 110
Rust, Bean, 104
—— Beet, 104
—— Birch, 118
—— Butter-bur, 122
—— Cabbage, 124
—— Campanula, 123
—— Clover, 116
—— Coltsfoot, 120
—— Composite, 105
—— Corn, 49, 95
—— Cow-parsnip, 105
—— Cow-wheat, 122
—— Fern, 112
—— Flax, 109
—— Goatsbeard, 136
—— Goat-willow, 116
—— Golden-rose, 113
—— Grass of Parnassus, 106
—— Groundsel, 97
—— Iris, 115
—— Long-stemmed, 114
—— Luzula, 104
—— Mercury, 110
—— Mint, 102
—— Nightshade, 112
—— Oak-leaf, 111
—— Pea and Bean, 114
—— Pennywort, 100
—— Periwinkle, 103
—— Persicaria, 104
—— Pilewort, 115
—— Rose, 107
—— St.-John’s-wort, 113
—— Sandspurry, 136
—— Sedge, 104
—— Sorrel, 111
—— Sow-thistle, 122
—— Stinking, 87
—— Sweet-smelling, 99
—— Thistle, 99
—— Twin-faced, 111
—— Umbellifer, 105
—— Violet, 102
Rye smut, 92
Sandspurry white rust, 136
Sanicle brand, 64
—— cluster-cups, 14
Sedge rust, 104
—— smut, 84
Smuts, 76
Smut, Anther, 85
—— Cocksfoot, 83
—— Complex, 90
—— Corn, 79
—— Crowfoot, 91
—— Elongated, 84
—— Goatsbeard, 82
—— Grass, 79
—— Maize, 79
—— Meadow-saffron, 92
—— Potato, 93
—— Reed, 83
—— Rye, 92
—— Sedge, 84
—— Trientalis, 93
—— Violet, 92
St.-John’s-wort rust, 113
Sow-thistle rust, 122
Specific names, 57
Spermatia, 24
SPERMOGONES, 22, 98
_Sphærotheca_ (Descriptions), 218
—— _Castagnei_, 167
—— _pannosa_, 167
Spinach mould, 158
Sporangium, 165
Sporidia, 38
Spurge cluster-cups, 11
Sterigmata, 24
Stinking rust, 87
Strawberry brand, 72
Stylospores, 38, 42
Suckers, 125, 141
SUGGESTIONS, 179
Sweet-smelling rust, 99
Tare mould, 156
Thistle brand, 62
Thistle white rust, 137
_Tilletia caries_, 87
—— (Descriptions), 202
_Trichobasis Betæ_, 104
—— _caricina_, 104
—— _Cichoracearum_, 105
—— (Descriptions), 207
—— _Fabæ_, 104
—— _hydrocotyles_, 100
—— _Labiatarum_, 102
—— _linearis_, 95
—— _oblongata_, 105
—— _Parnassiæ_, 106
—— _Petroselini_, 105
—— _Polygonorum_, 104
—— _rubigo-vera_, 49, 95
—— _Senecionis_, 97
—— _suaveolens_, 99
—— _Umbellatarum_, 105
—— _Violarum_, 102
Trientalis smut, 93
_Triphragmium_ (Descriptions), 196
—— _Ulmariæ_, 67
_Tuburcinia_, 93
—— (Descriptions), 212
Tulasne on Fungi, 35
Twin-faced rust, 111
_Uncinula adunca_, 169
—— _bicornis_, 169
—— (Descriptions), 218
Uredines, 33
_Uredo Betulina_, 118
—— _bifrons_, 111
—— _Circææ_, 112
—— _confluens_, 110
—— (Descriptions), 204
—— _Filicum_, 112
—— _hydrocotyles_, 101
—— _Hypericorum_, 113
—— _Parnassiæ_, 106
—— _Quercus_, 111
—— _Rosæ_, 33
_Urocystis_, 91
_Uromyces apiculata_, 116
—— _appendiculata_, 40, 114
—— (Descriptions), 210
—— _Ficariæ_, 115
—— _Ulmariæ_, 114
_Ustilago antherarum_, 85
—— (Descriptions), 202
—— _longissima_, 84
—— _maydis_, 79
—— _olivacea_, 84
—— _receptaculorum_, 83
—— _Salveii_, 84
—— _segetum_, 79
—— _typhoides_, 79, 83
_Valsa suffusa_, 35
Vine disease, 164
Violet cluster-cups, 13
Violet smut, 92
Wedge-rust, Birch, 118
—— Willow, 117
Wheat diseases, 85
—— mildew, 53
White mildews or blights, 162
_White rusts_, 124
White rust, Cabbage, 129, 136
—— Crucifer, 136
—— Goatsbeard, 136
—— Purslane, 137
—— Sandspurry, 136
Willow blight, 169
—— wedge-rust, 117
_Xenodochus carbonarius_, 73
—— (Descriptions), 195
Zoospores, 126
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