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Mycologia, 1964
This unusual organism was first encountered in the West Indies in December of 1960, during a search for cellular slime molds. Since then, it has appeared in many isolation plates of collections from around the world in tropical and subtropical areas. While it was first thought to be a new species of Protostelium (Olive, 1962), a primitive relative of ...
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This unusual organism was first encountered in the West Indies in December of 1960, during a search for cellular slime molds. Since then, it has appeared in many isolation plates of collections from around the world in tropical and subtropical areas. While it was first thought to be a new species of Protostelium (Olive, 1962), a primitive relative of ...
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Mycologia, 1937
Collecting activities were continued during the summer months of 1938 in the mountains of Pike and Wayne Counties, Pennsylvania, where we have operated for several seasons in the past. About a month in all was spent in several visits, at intervals, from the end of May to the end of July, and in company with either Joseph H. Rispaud or John D.
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Collecting activities were continued during the summer months of 1938 in the mountains of Pike and Wayne Counties, Pennsylvania, where we have operated for several seasons in the past. About a month in all was spent in several visits, at intervals, from the end of May to the end of July, and in company with either Joseph H. Rispaud or John D.
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Nature, 1932
IN reply to Miss Lister's recent communication,1 I should like to raise the following points: 1. The statement concerning the spore-wall, p. 106 of my paper,1 is meant to apply particularly to Didymium nigripes var. xanthopus and not generally to other members of the Mycetozoa.
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IN reply to Miss Lister's recent communication,1 I should like to raise the following points: 1. The statement concerning the spore-wall, p. 106 of my paper,1 is meant to apply particularly to Didymium nigripes var. xanthopus and not generally to other members of the Mycetozoa.
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Nature, 1932
IN her paper entitled “The Life-History and Cytology of Didymium nigripes Fr.”, 1 Dr. E. J. Cadman has made a valuable contribution to the literature on Mycetozoa. The principal points described by her are the following : the active swarm-cells possess what she terms a “centroblepharoplast” and cone apparatus connecting the nagellum with the nucleus ...
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IN her paper entitled “The Life-History and Cytology of Didymium nigripes Fr.”, 1 Dr. E. J. Cadman has made a valuable contribution to the literature on Mycetozoa. The principal points described by her are the following : the active swarm-cells possess what she terms a “centroblepharoplast” and cone apparatus connecting the nagellum with the nucleus ...
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The Aseptic Cultivation of Mycetozoa
Journal of Cell Science, 1898ABSTRACT Until the work of de Bary nothing was known about the development of Mycetozoa further than that they appeared as a slimy mass from which the sporangia were formed. He made a short report (1) on the development of the zoospores from the spores at the “Naturforscherversammlung,” in Göttingen, in 1854, which was followed by his ...
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The Mycetozoa: A revised classification
The Botanical Review, 1970Introduction ... . . . . . . . . 59 Class Mycetozoa . ....... 61 Subclass Protostelia 62 Order Protosteliida 64 Family Cavosteliidae 64 Family Protosteliidae 67 Family Ceratiomyxidae . . 69 Subclass Dictyostelia 70 Order Dictyosteliida . ....... 71 Family Acytosteliidae 71 Family Dictyosteliidae 72 Subclass Acrasia . .......
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