. Comparative morphology of Fungi. Fungi. Fig. 173.—Ascotricha chartarum. 1. Perithecium with setae about the ostiole. 2. Conidiophore of Dicyma form. 3. Branch of conidiophore. 4. Conidiophore of Sporotri- chum form. (1 X 105; 2 X 60; 3, 4 X 980; after Boulanger, 1897.) disappears above in a broom-like, lighter-colored and finally hyaline fertile part (Lindfors, 1920). In Ascotricha chartarum (C. Zopfii) on the rind of Piscidia erythrina (Boulanger, 1897), two imperfect forms have been discovered, one a Sporotrichum type with smooth, hyaline conidia (Fig. 173, 4) and a Dicyma type with echinu

. Comparative morphology of Fungi. Fungi. Fig. 173.—Ascotricha chartarum. 1. Perithecium with setae about the ostiole. 2. Conidiophore of Dicyma form. 3. Branch of conidiophore. 4. Conidiophore of Sporotri- chum form. (1 X 105; 2 X 60; 3, 4 X 980; after Boulanger, 1897.) disappears above in a broom-like, lighter-colored and finally hyaline fertile part (Lindfors, 1920). In Ascotricha chartarum (C. Zopfii) on the rind of Piscidia erythrina (Boulanger, 1897), two imperfect forms have been discovered, one a Sporotrichum type with smooth, hyaline conidia (Fig. 173, 4) and a Dicyma type with echinu Stock Photo
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. Comparative morphology of Fungi. Fungi. Fig. 173.—Ascotricha chartarum. 1. Perithecium with setae about the ostiole. 2. Conidiophore of Dicyma form. 3. Branch of conidiophore. 4. Conidiophore of Sporotri- chum form. (1 X 105; 2 X 60; 3, 4 X 980; after Boulanger, 1897.) disappears above in a broom-like, lighter-colored and finally hyaline fertile part (Lindfors, 1920). In Ascotricha chartarum (C. Zopfii) on the rind of Piscidia erythrina (Boulanger, 1897), two imperfect forms have been discovered, one a Sporotrichum type with smooth, hyaline conidia (Fig. 173, 4) and a Dicyma type with echinulate, ovoid, thick-walled, dark brown gemmae (Fig. 173, 3). These, on dark-colored, sympodially branched conidiophores (Fig. 173, 2), appear deceptively like the sterile bristles on the neck of the perithecium. In other Chaetomieae, other conidial forms have been noted (thus Verticillium, etc.).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Gäumann, Ernst Albert, 1893-1963; Dodge, Carroll William, 1895-. New York [etc. ] McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.