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Hypoxylon Multiforme: Cytology of the Ascus
Mycologia, 1967Hypoxylon multiforme Fr. is a common inhabitant of Betula and other woody genera throughout the cooler parts of the North Temperate Zone. It is the type species of Section Papillata and of Subsection Papillata of Hypoxylon, as delineated in Miller's monograph (6).
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Septation of the Ascus in Dothidina
Mycologia, 1930A peculiar condition of septation of the ascus of Dothidina costaricensis Stevens was reported by F. L. Stevens in 1927.1 This septation occurs either longitudinally or transversely. The phenomenon of septation of the ascus is very rare, occurring, so far as is known, in only a few other fungi which are widely separated taxonomically. The condition has
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Transactions of the British Mycological Society, 1970
G.N. Greenhalgh, H.B. Griffiths
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G.N. Greenhalgh, H.B. Griffiths
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Hydrogen Ion Concentration and Ascus Formation
Mycologia, 1937In the course of a study of the nutrition of Penicillixnn (Carpenteles) javanicum van Beijma, the cultures were maintained on cornmeal agar. Perithecia were produced abundantly on this medium. The fungus also produced an indicator pigment, the structure of which is not known.
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