Nature, Volume 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 - Science |
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Page 5
... species of Hymenomycetes since armeniacus , Berk . ( p . 215 ) , is generally admitted to be only a resupinate condition of P. amorphus , Fries , and should not be continued as a distinct species . P. Herbergii , Rost ( p . 195 ) , is ...
... species of Hymenomycetes since armeniacus , Berk . ( p . 215 ) , is generally admitted to be only a resupinate condition of P. amorphus , Fries , and should not be continued as a distinct species . P. Herbergii , Rost ( p . 195 ) , is ...
Page 49
... species are found in all seas . The shell is either altogether enveloped in the mantle or is very partially exposed , always either calcareous or horny . Six genera are re- cognised , with 33 species , 11 of which are described and ...
... species are found in all seas . The shell is either altogether enveloped in the mantle or is very partially exposed , always either calcareous or horny . Six genera are re- cognised , with 33 species , 11 of which are described and ...
Page 562
... species is in the mountains of Northern India , where upwards of fifty species occur , some of them ascending almost to the altitudinal limits of flowering plants . Quite recently Mr. Franchet has de- scribed a dozen new species from ...
... species is in the mountains of Northern India , where upwards of fifty species occur , some of them ascending almost to the altitudinal limits of flowering plants . Quite recently Mr. Franchet has de- scribed a dozen new species from ...
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