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ielmae_ Penzig., _Myx. Beut._, p. 34. 1909. _Physarum gulielmae_ Penzig., Torrend, _Fl. des Myx._, p. 208. 1911. _Physarum gulielmae_ Penzig., List., _Mycetozoa, 2nd ed._, p. 76. Plasmodium yellow; sporangia sub-globose, sessile, brownish-orange or chestnut brown, rugulose, clustered or heaped, often with a yellow membranous hypothallus; peridium membranous with clustered deposits of yellowish-brown lime granules; capillitium abundant, the nodes angular, branching, white; spores purplish brown, spinulose, 10-12 mu. Reported from Java, Sweden, Switzerland. PHYSARUM ECHINOSPORUM _List._ 1899. _Physarum echinosporum_ List., _Jour. Bot._, XXXVII., p. 147. This species is distinguished from the preceding chiefly in episporic characters. "Spores purple, 8 mu, marked by strong ridges and spines," 8 mu. Reported from Antigua. PHYSARUM AENEUM (_List._) _R. E. Fries._ 1898. _Physarum murinum_ var. _aeneum_ Lister, _Jour. Bot._, XXXVI., p. 117. 1903. _Physarum aeneum_ Lister, R. E. Fries, _Arkiv. Bot._, I., p. 62. Sporangia sessile, sub-globose or plasmodiocarpous, pinkish-brown or bronze, glossy; peridium double, the outer somewhat cartilaginous, brittle, falling back from the shining, membranous inner wall; capillitium dense, the nodules not large, brown, sometimes aggregated to form a pseudo-columella; spores pale brownish-violet, nearly smooth, 6-8 mu. Reported from West Indies, Bolivia. =Related Genus= TRICHAMPHORA _Junghuhn_, p. 12. 1838. _Trichamphora_, Junghuhn, _Fl. Crypt. Javanica_. Sporangia discoidal, above concave, saucer-shaped, stipitate; the capillitium variable, anon physaroid, badhamioid, or even as in _Didymium_. This genus is set up for the accommodation thus far of the single species following. It differs from _Physarella_ in the apparently constant discoidal shape, absence of trabecules, etc. TRICHAMPHORA PEZIZOIDEA _Jungh._, _op. cit._ 1838. _Trichamphora pezizoidea_ Jungh., _op. cit._ 1854. _Didymium zeylanicum_ Berk. & Br., _Hook. Jour. Bot._, VI., p. 230. 1869. _Physarum macrocarpum_ Fuckel, _Symb. Myc._, p. 343. 1875. _Chondrioderma pezizoidea_ Rost., _Mon._, p. 424, tab. VIII., Fig. 122. 1876. _Badhamia fuckeliana_ Rost., _Mon._, _App._, p. 2. 1894. _Trichamphora pezizoidea_ Jungh., List., _Mycetozoa_, p. 89. 1911. _Trichamphora pezizoidea_ Jungh., List., _Mycetozoa, 2nd ed._,
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