Fungi: Their Nature and Uses Part 29

Table of cla.s.sification, 80.

Thecaspores, 13 _Torrubia_ and _Isaria_, 205.

_Torulacei_, structure of, 36.

Travellers, hints for, 292.

_Tremella_, germination of, 139.

_Tremellini_, structure of, 24.

_Trichogastres_, habitats of, 237.

structure of, 29.

Trichospores, 128.

Tropical fungi, 272.

Truffle cultivation, 258.

Truffles, 55, 101, 258.

structure of, 55.

_Tuberacei_, structure of, 55.

_Tubercularia_ and _Nectria_, 194.

_Uredines_, germination of, 143.

polymorphy of, 186.

structure of, 37.

Uses of fungi, 82.

_Ustilaginei_, structure of, 40.

germination of, 149.

"Vegetable wasp," 218.

Vegetative and reproductive system, 7.

Viennese fungi, 84.

Vine and hop disease, 227.

White rust germination, 151.

Winter and summer spores, 37.

Zones of distribution, 270.

Zoospores of _Cystopus_, 38.

white rust, 151.

Zygospores of _Mucor_, 158, 164.

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