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PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


Edited by A.D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


Volume VI, Articles 95-108 
| 1913-1914. 


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Notes and Descriptions of Philippine eee 

he dee I Dado. ........... .. 1919 
Ascomycetes Philippinenses—IV, by H. Bi ...1935 
Dipterocarpaceae from the Agusan Region, 

by F. W. Foxworthy. Gs ...1949 
Loranthus from Mount Dd e A. Di E. p.e. . 1959 
Musci Novi Philippinensis—[í1, by V. F. Brotherus...1973 
Seven Oaks from Mount Urdaneta, 

W A D. E. Emi oc s Y ipe 1981 
Selaginellarum Species I 

by G. Hieronymus.. i 264 1087 
The Lower Fungi of the Philippine E 

by C. P: Dit. ue A A vrai 2065 
Ascomycetes Philippinenses—V, by H. Rehm...... 2191 
Champignons des Philippines—I, by N. Patouillard.. . . 2239 
Ascomycetes Philippinenses—VI, by H. Rehm......2257 
A New Tacca and Two New Raphidophorae, | 

hr E Kouwe: iii 2283 
Six New Liverworts, by Franz Stephani...........2287 
Six New Piperaceae, by Casimir de Candolle..... 2291 

EVER Lira O SLOT SR e eee 2295 


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NOTES AND DESCRIPTIONS OF PHILIPPINE 
FUNGI—I. 


by 
H. and P. Sydow 
(Berlin, Germany) 


E^ BASIDIOMYCETES 


Schizophyllum commune Fr. in Syst. Myc. 1, p. 333: 
var. multifidum Batsch. 


Hab. Puerto Princesa (Mt. Pulgar), Palawan, No. 13162. 


Laschia agaricina (Mont.) Pat. in Journ. de Bot. 1887, 
p. 228. 


Hab. on dead limbs, Lucban (Mt. Banahao), Luzon, No. 9404. 


Polyporus grammocephalus Berk. in Hook. Lond. Journ. 
1842, p. 148. 


Hab. Puerto Princesa (Mt. Pulgar), Palawan, No. 18245. 


Polyporus rhodophaeus Lev. Champ. exot., p. 190. 
Hab. Puerto Princesa (Mt. Pulgar), Palawan, No. 13112. 


Ganoderma amboinense (Lam.) Pat. in Bull. Soc. Myc. 
France v, p. 70. 


Hab. Puerto Princesa (Mt. Pulgar), Palawan, No. 13246. 
1919 


1920 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. § 


Polystictus meleagris Berk, Challeng. Exped. No. 157. 
Hab. Brooks Point (Addison Peak), Palawan, No. 12696. 


Polystictus confundens Ces. in Myc. Born., p. 6. 


Hab, Puerto Princesa (Mt. Pulgar), Palawan, No. 13107. 


Polystictus sanguineus (L.) Fr. in Nov. Symb., p. 75. 
Hab. Puerto Princesa (Mt. Pulgar), Palawan, No. 12791. 


Polystictus affinis (Blm. et Nees) Fr. in Fg. jap., 
p. 18 forma: in Polystictum luteum transiens. 


Hab. Puerto Princesa (Mt. Pulgar), Palawan, No. 13251. 


Daedalea imponens Ces. in Myc. Born. p. 71: var. 
trametoidea (syn. Funalia philippinensis Murr. in Bull. Torr. 
Club 1907, p. 469). 


Hab. Puerto Princesa (Mt. Pulgar), Palawan, No. 13054. 


Stereum concolor (Jungh.) Sacc. in Syll. Fung. vt, p. 561. 
Hab. Puerto Princesa (Mt. Pulgar), Palawan, No. 13057. 


Septobasidium molliusculum Syd. nov. spec. 


Hypophyllum, resupinatum, late effusum, tenue submem- 
braceum, velutinum, ambitu non fimbriato, fuscum, vel fuligenium; 
hymenio tenui, continuo; contextu ex hyphis rigidis in fas- 
ciculos erectes breves conglutinatis, parce ramosis, 3—4 micro. 
crassis, dilute brunneis vel brunneis, tenuiter tunicatis con- 
flato; basidiis non visis. 

Hab. upon the nether side of the older, languishing leaves 
of Litsea caesifolia Elm., Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Minda- 
nao, August, 1912, No. 13417. 


UREDINEAE 


Uromyces Deeringiae Syd. in Annal. Mycol. 1, 1903, p. 324. 


Hab. upon the leaves of Deeringia indica Z. et M., Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, October, 1912, No. 14002. 


Ocroper 25, 1913] Nores AND DESCRIPTIONS oF PHILIPPINE Funat—II 1921 


Aecidium Kaernbachii P. Henn. in Engl. bot. Jahrb. xv, 
1892, p. 5. 


Hab. upon the leaves of one of the Convolvulaceae, Cabadbaran 
(Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, July, 1912, No. 13332. 


ASCOMYCETES 


Meliola acutisecta Syd. nov. spec. 


Mycelio hypophyllo, plagulas orbiculares 3—10 mm latas 
atras efformante, ex hyphis longiusculis parce ramosis obscure 
brunneis 5—6.5 micro. crassis composito; hyphopodiis mucronatis 
raris, plerumque oppositis, 15—20 micro. longis; hyphopodiis 
capitatis variabilibus, bicellularibus, rectis vel leniter curvatis, 
saepe leniter lobatis aut angulatis, 15—20 micro. longis, 6—10 
micro. latis; setis mycelicis numerosis, simplicibus, rectis, 
erectis, apice acutis, opacis, 275—400 micro. longis, 7—9 micro. 
latis; peritheciis spascis, globosis, in sicco non vel vix collapsis, 
aterrimis, leniter rugulosis, 150—180 micro. diam. ; ascis ovatis, 
2—3-sporis, 40—55 micro longis, 18—28 micro. latis; sporidiis 
oblongis, 4-septatis, ad septa leniter constrictis, utrinque rotun- 
datis vel uno fine saepe leniter attenuatis, brunneis, 35—40 
micro. longis, 11.5 micro. latis. 

Hab. on the under side of the old leaves of Persea pyrifor- 
mis Elm., Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, July, 1912, 
No. 13312. 

This species is related to Meliola laevigata Syd. which 
has quite the same habit. It differs however, in the irregular 
hyphopodia, smaller setae and much narrower sporidia. By 
a misprint the setae of Meliola laevigata in the original de- 
scription (Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1912, p. 1537) are given as 
being 350—400 instead of 350—700 miero. long. 


Meliola affinis Syd. nov. spec. 


Mycelio hypophyllo, vix maculiformi, subeffuso, laxo, 
ex hyphis ramosis anastomosantibus atris opacis 8—11 micro. 
latis composito; hyphopodiis mucronatis raris, oppositis vel 
alternantibus, 18—26 micro. longis; hyphopodiis capitatis magis 


1922 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BoTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 95 


numerosis, alternantibus, rectis vel curvatis, bicellularibus, 
22—30 micro. longis, 8—11 micro. latis, setis mycelicis rectis 
erectis, rigidis, opacis, 300—700 micro. longis, 10-15 micro. 
latis, biformibus; aliis simplicibus apice obtusis, aliis apice bi 
vel trifurcatis, dentibus usque 10 micro. longis peritheciis paucis, 
globosis, rugulosis, 180—230 micro. diam.; ascis ovatis, bisporis; 
sporidiis oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, 4-septatis, ad septa 
constrictis, fuscis, 38—44 micro. longis, 13—16 micro. latis, 

Hab. upon the nether side of the older leaves of Memecylon 
urdanetense Elm., Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, Oc- 
tober, 1912, No. 14114. 

This species comes very near to Meliola Mangiferae Earle, 
especially in the form and the size of the setae, but differs 
chiefly by the smaller and narrower sporidia. 


Meliola araneosa Syd. nov. spec. 


Mycelio epiphyllo, maculas parum conspicuas 2—7 mm 
latas saepe confluentes et totum folium oceupantes efformante, 
laxo, araneoso, ex hyphis elongatis parum ramosis flexuosis 
4.5—6 micro. crassis composito; hyphopodiis capitatis numerosis; 
alternantibus, continuis vel cellula brevissima stipitiformi 
plerumque vix conspicua suffultis, cellula superiore perfecte 
globosa vel subglobosa, 9—11 micro. altis et latis, haud lobatis, 
nee truneatis; hyphopodiis mucronatis alternantibus vel oppositis, 
lageniformibus vel subampulliformibus, 18—22 micro. longis, 
rectis; setis mycelicis nullis; peritheciis laxe dispositis, glo- 
bosis, 110—150 micro. diam. in sieco collapsis, contextu ex 
cellulis 9—11 micro. longis composito, setulis paucis usque 100 
micro. longis 8—9 micro. crassis 2—4-septatis dilute fuscis rectis 
vel subrectis simplicibus apice late rotundatis obsitis; ascis ovatis, 
2—3-sporis; sporidiis oblongis, 4-septatis ad septa constrictis, 
utrinque obtusis, fuscis, 35—38 micro. longis, 11—15 micro. latis. 

Hab. on older leaves of Guioa microcarpa DC., Cabadbaran 
(Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, August, 1919, No. 13553. 

This species is most closely related to Meliola aciculosa 
Wint., but differs by the quite globose capitate hyphopodia 
which are nearly always sessile or provided with a very short, 


hardly conspicuous stipe and by the more elongated not recurved 
mueronate hyphopodia. 


1923 


OcronER 25, 1913] Nores AND DESCRIPTIONS or PHILIPPINE Funci—II 


Meliola arborescens Syd. nov. spec. 


Plagulas atras orbieulares vel irregulares hypophyllas 0.5— 
1.25 cm longas aterrimas velutinas efformans; mycelis ex hyphis 
longis non vel parce ramosis pluribus lateraliter convexis brunneis 
sed pellucidis remote septatis (articulis 20—40 micro. longis) 
7—8 micro. crassis hyphopodiis destitutes composito; setis myce- 
lieis numerosissimis, erectis, rigidis, 300—420 micro. longis, 8—10 
micro. crassis, opacis, in parte superiore in 2—3 ramos pri- 
marios suberectos vel saepius repandos aut recurvatos divisis; 
ramis his in ramos secundarios iterum divisis; ramis secund- 
ariis sese divisis et ramulos ultimos erectos vel repandos long- 
iusculos 35—70 micro. longos 3.5—6 micro. latos apice leniter 
attenuatos vel obtusos pellucide brunneolos usque subhyalinos 
gerentibus; peritheciis raris, intra setas absconditis, magnis, 
300—450 micro. diam., globosis, aterrimis, contextu, opaco; ascis, 
ovato-ellipsoideis, 1—2-sporis, fugacibus; sporidiis oblongis, utrin- 
que rotundatis, 3-septatis, ad septa valde constrictis, obscure 
castaneo-brunneis, 42—60 micro. longis, 16—22 micro. latis, loculis 
duobus extimis multo minuribus globulosis vel hemisphaericis 
10—12 micro. altis, duobus centralibus majoribus 17—22 micro. 
longis et latis. 

Hab. on the lower surface of the older leaves of Eugenia 
globosa Elm., Todaya (Mt. Apo), Mindanao, August, 1909, 
No. 11328. 

Meliola arborescens is one of the most interesting species 
of this large genus. The sporidia are only 3-septate, the 
two inner cells being much larger than the outer ones. The 
mycelium consists of long hyphae, some of them are later- 
ally connected. They are lacking the hyphopodia. The 
very numerous straight mycelial setae are in the upper part 
very much branched in a dendroid manner. In this respect 
they agree well with the setae of Meliola pulcherrima Syd. 


Meliola heterotricha Syd. nov. spec. 


Mycelio hypophyllo, maculiformi plagulas atras valde 
conpicuas 1—3 cm diam., efformante, ex hyphis ramosis 
anastomosantibus saepe longitudinaliter connatis atro-brunneis 
opacis 6—8 micro. latis composito; hyphopodiis mucronatis 


1924 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Art. 95 


paucis, oppositis vel alternantibus, 18—26 micro. longis; 
hyphopodiis capitatis numerosis, alternantibus, bicellularibus, 
rectis vel curvatis, 18—22 micro. longis, 7—9 micro. latis, 
cellula basali brevi; setis mycelicis numerosis, erectis, rectis, 
rigidis, opacis, 200—375 micro. longis, 6—8 micro. latis, septatis, 
biformibus; aliis simplicibus apice obtusis, aliis apice bi vel 
trifurcatis, dentibus mox exiguis mox elongatis et 8—12 micro. 
longis; peritheciis aequaliter distributis, globosis, 160—200 
micro. diam., rugulosis; ascis ovatis, bisporis, fugacibus; 
sporidiis oblongis, utrinque obtusis, 4-septatis, ad septa con- 
strictis, fuscis, 36—44 micro. longis, 10—12 micro. latis. 

Hab. upon the lower side of the leaves of Donax cannaeformis 
(Forst. Rolfe, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, August, 
1912, No. 13541. 

This species is somewhat related to Meliola Mangiferae Earle 
in the biformed setae, but differs by the smaller setae, the thinner 
hyphae of the mycelium and the smaller narrower sporidia. 


Meliola opaca Syd. nov. spec. 


Amphigena, maculas atras velutinas 2—3 mm latas formans; 
mycelio ex hyphis longiusculis dense intertextis ramosis fuscis 
6—8 micro. latis composito; hyphopodiis capitatis numerosis, 
alternatibus, oblongo-ovatis, apice obtusis, rectis vel curvatis, 
bicellularibus, 17—21 micro. longis, 8-—10 micro. latis; hyphopo- 
diis mueronatis raris ampulliformibus oppositis, 20—27 micro. 
longis; setis mycelicis numerosissimis, rectis, erectis, rigidis, usque 
ad apicem opacis, subatris, 300—420 micro. longis, 9—11 micro. 
latis apice 2—4-furcatis, dentibus usque 16 micro. longis; peri- 
theciis aggregatis, globosis, rugulosis, atris, 100—160 micro. 
diam., omnino inter setas absconditis ascis ovatis, 2—3-sporis; 
sporidiis oblongis, utrinque late rotundatis, 4-septatis, ad septa 
constrictis, fuscie, 30—42 micro. longis, 13—15 micro. latis. 

Hab. on both sides but mostly upon the nether side of 
Dracontomelum dao (Blco.) M. et R., Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), 
Mindanao, August, 1912, No. 13457. 


Meliola opposita Syd. nov. spec. 


Hypophylla maeulas aterrimas velutinas primo rotundatas 
3—10 mm latas saepe confluendo irregulares et multo majores 


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efformans; mycelio ex hyphis ramosis obscure fuscis 7—10 micro. 
latis septatis composito; hyphopodiis capitatis numerosissimis et 
confertis, plerumque oppositis, rarius alternantibus, bicellularibus, 
rectis vel leniter curvatis, fuscis, 17—22 micro. longis, cellula 
basali brevi superiore subglobosa 9—12 miero. lata, hyphopodiis 
mucronatis oppositis, ampulliformibus, 18— 24 micro. longis; 
setis mycelicis numerosissimis, rectis, erectis, rigidis, usque 
ad apicem opacis, apice acutis, 300—400 micro. longis, 8—9 
micro. latis; peritheeiis numerosissimis, globosis, atris, 150—185 
miero. diam., in sieco profunde collapsis, rugulosis; ascis ovatis, 
2—3-sporis, 40—50 micro. longis, 20—25 micro. latis; sporidiis 
oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, 4-septatis, ad septa constrictis, 
fusco-brunneis, 31—3$ micro. longis, 12—16 micro. latis. 

Hab. upon the nether side of the older leaves of one of the 
Meliaceae No. 13657, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, 
August, 1912, No. 13659, 

This species is characterized by the usually opposite cap- 
itate hyphopodia, the very numerous, acute and dark setae 
and the collapsing densely crowded perithecia. 


Meliola parvula Syd. nov. spec. 


Mycelio hypophyllo, non vel parum maculiformi, sub- 
effuso, laxo, ex hyphis longiuseulis ramosis septatis 5—6 
. micro. crassis composito; hyphopodiis capitatis numerosis, op-. 
positis vel alternantibus, pro ratione parvulis et gracilibus 11—17 
micro. longis, 5—6 micro. latis, eylindraceis, rectis, apice semper 
rotundatis, cellula basali brevi; hyphopodiis mueronatis oppositis, 
usque 21 miero. longis; setis mycelicis modice evolutis, rectis, 
erectis, rigidis, simplicibus, 300—700 miero. longis, 7—9 miero. 
latis, inferne opacis, superne dilutioribus, apice acutiusculis; 
peritheciis laxe dispositis, globosis, parum tuberculatis, atris, 
150—180 micro. diam., in sicco collapsis, contextu ex cellulis 
9—11 micro. diam. composito; ascis ovatis, 2—3-sporis, 35—40 
miero. longis, 22—30 miero. latis; sporidiis oblongis, utrinque 
obtusis, 4-septatis, ad septa constrictis, fuscis, 28—32 micro. 
longis, 11—14 micro. latis. 
Hab. chiefly upon the under side of the large or old leaves 
of one of the Meliaceae No. 13150, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), 
Mindanao, August, 1912, No. 18452, 


1926 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Art. 95 


Characterized by the comparatively slender hyphopodia 
and the small sporidia. 


Meliola vilis Syd. nov. spec. 


Mycelio epiphyllo, effuso, tenuissimo, parce conspicuo, ex 
hyphis longiusculis ramosis fuscis 6—8 micro. latis composito; 
hyphopodiis capitatis alternantibus, bicellularibus, apice obtusis, 
18—24 micro. longis, 10—12 micro, latis, hyphopodiis mu- 
cronatis, oppositis, 18—25 micro. longis; setis nullis; peritheciis 
sparsis, globosis 80—130 micro. diam., rugulosis, atris; ascis 
ovatis, 2—3 sporis; sporidiis oblongis, utrinque obtusis, 4-sep- 
tatis, ad septa constrictis, fuscis, 34—40 micro. longis, 13—16 
micro. latis. 

Hab. on the upper surface of the older or lower leaves of 
Callicarpa blancoi Rolfe, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, 
August, 1912, No. 13442, 

Densely and rather evenly scattered over the upper leaf 
surface. This species differs from Meliola Callicarpa Syd. in 
the absence of the setae, in not having opposite hyphopodia 
and in the larger sporidia. 


Nummularia Glycyrrhiza (Berk. et Curt.) Sacc. in Syll. 
fung. 1, p. 401. 


Hab. upon hardwood stumps, Palo, Leyte, January, 
1906, No. 7220. 


Asterina opposite Syd. nov. spec. 


Epiphylla, maculas atras orbiculares 2—10 mm latas 
efformans; mycelio ex hyphis dense intertextis ramosis septatis 
4.5—6.5 micro. latis atro-brunneis opacis composito; hyphodiis 
numerosissimis, plerumque perfecte oppositis continuis, obtusis, 
opace fuscis, 10—14 micro. longis, 4.5—6 micro. latis; peritheciis 
ambitu orbicularibus, 120—175 miero. diam., contextu ex hyphis 
amoene radiantibus 2—2.5 latis, strato simplici composito, subpel- 
lucidis, fuscidulis; ascis globosis, subglobosis vel ovatis, 42—52 
micro. longis, 30—40 micro. latis, octosporis, aparaphysatis ; 
sporidiis oblongis, utrinque rotundatis, medio 1-septatis et 
leniter constrictis, levibus, primo hyalinis, dein brunneis, 
24—28 micro. longis, 12—14 micro. latis. 


OCTOBER 25, 1913] Nores AND Descriptions or PminrPPiNE Funci—11 1927 


Hab. upon the upper side of the leaves of one of the Meliaceae 
No. 14054, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, October, 1912, 
No. 14057. 

As is well known there exist in this large genus Asterina 
only a few species which are provided with opposite hyphopodia. 
This new Asterina opposita is perhaps the best representative 
of this group as it possesses very numerous hyphopodia which 
are nearly all entirely opposite. The species is closely related 
to Asterina Elmeri Syd., but differs by the much lighter 
context of the  perithecia and in the somewhat narrower 


hyphae of the mycelium. 


Asterina subinermis Syd. nov. spec. 


Mycelio hypophyllo, rarius et tune parce etiam in 
epiphyllo evoluto, late effuso, vix maculiformi, ex hyphis 
longiuseulis ramosis fuscis vix vel remote septatis 4—5 micro. 
erassis composito; hyphopodiis rarissimis, continuis, subglobosis, 
ovatis, vel irregularibus et tunc saepe parum lobatis, alter- 
nantibus vel subinde etiam oppositis, fuscis, 9—10 micro. 
longis, 6—8 micro. latis; peritheciis aggregatis, ambitu orbic- 
ularibus, 175—220 micro. diam., stellatim dehiscentibus, 
amoene radiatim strato simplici contextis, contextu fusco ex 
hyphis 2—3 micro. latis composito, ambitu hyphis 30—60 
micro. longis flexuosis radiantibus 2.5—4 micro. latis cinctis; 

* ascis globosis vel subglobosis, octosporis, 42—55 micro. longis, 
35—45 micro. latis, aparaphysatis; sporidiis oblongis, medio 
l-septatis et vix vel parum constrictis, utrinque late rotundatis, 
ex hyalino fuseis, verruculosis, 32—37 micro. longis, 14—16 
miero. latis, loculis aequalibus vel fere aequalibus. 

Hab. upon the nether side of the older leaves of a 
young shrub, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, July, 
1912, No. 13402. 

The hyphopodia are only very scantily developed. 


Asterina lobata Syd. in Leafi. Philip. Bot. v, 1912, p. 1541, 


Hab. upon the under surface of the leaves of Picrasma 
javanica Blm., Todaya (Mt. Apo), Mindanao, June, 1909, 
No. 10842. 


1928 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Not, VI, Art. 95 


Asterina Sponiae Racib. in parasitische Algen und Pilze 
Javas 111, 1900, p. 34. 


Hab. upon the upper side of the older leaves of a young 
seedling of a Tiliaceae, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, 
October, 1912, No. 14207. 


Asterina laxiuscula Syd. in Philip. Journ. Sci. 1913. 


Hab. upon the under surface of the leaves of Siderozylon 
apoensis Elm., Todaya (Mt. Apo), Mindanao, May, 1909, No. 10801- 


Asterina escharoides Syd. in Leafl. Philip. Bot. rv, 1911, 
p. 1155. 


Hab. mainly on the under surface of the leaves of Het- 
erostemma angustilobum Schltr., Todaya (Mt. Apo), Mindanao, 
June, 1909, No. 10815 (type) 

Through a deplorable mistake the type number in the 
original description is given as number 10875 instead of 10815; 
and in consequence of this error the host name has been given 
as Platea apoense Elm. instead of Heterostemma angustilobum Schltr. 


Phyllachora oblongispora Syd. nov. spec. 


Stromatibus in utraque foliorum pagina conspicuis, planis, 
rotundatis, 1—2 mm diam., atris, opacis, intus plurilocularibus; 
ascis subclavatis, 60—70 micro. longis, 12—15 micro. latis, oc- 
tosporis; sporidiis distichis, oblongis, saepe leniter curvatis 
utrinque rotundatis, continuis, hyalinis, 14—17 micro. longis, 
4—5.5 miero. latis. 

Hab. on the living leaves of Dipterocarpus subalpinus Foxw., 


Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, August, 1912, No. 
13532. 


Phyllachora Kaernbachii P. Henn. in Fungi noyoguineenses 
I p. 95 


Hab. on the leaves of a species of Ficus, Baguio, March, 
1907, No. 8981; on Ficus flavo-cortica Elm., Todaya (Mt. Apo), 
Mindanao, June, 1909, No. 10923. 


OCTOBER 25, 1913] Notes AND DESERIPTIONS or PuiLippIne Fexor—II 1929 


Phyllachora lepida Syd. in Annal. Myool. vri, 1910, p. 38, 


Hab. upon the leaves of Litsea tayabensis Elm., Dumaguete 
(Cuernos Mts.), Negros Oriental, March, 1908, No. 9492. 


Phyllachora graminis (Pers. Fk. in Symb. Myc., p. 216. 


Hab. upon the leaves of a speciesof Panicum, Dumaguete 
(Cuernos Mts.), Negros Oriental, March, 1908, No. 9494. 


Schizochora Syd. nov. gen. 


Dothideacearum (Etym. schizo findo et achor ulcus).—Stroma- 
ta in epidermide evoluta, semiglobose prorumpentia, carbonacea, 
atra, intus paucilocularia, loculis globulosis, rimose dehiscentia. 
Asci clavati, octospori, paraphysati, paraphysibus tandem 
mucosis.  Sporidia continua, hyalina, utrinque appendiculata. 


Schizochora Elmeri Syd. nov. spec. 


Stromatibus hypophyllis, in epiphyllo maculas obsoletas 
atro-fuscas efficientibus, in hypophyllo zona angusta flavidula 
cinctis, sparsis, hemisphaerico-prominentibus, rotundatis vel 
ellipticis aut oblongis, subinde etiam angulatis 1—1.25 mm diam., 
usque 1 mm altis, atris, opacis irregulariter rimose dehis- 
centibus; loculis 1—4 in quoque stromate, 200—300 micro. diam.; 
ascis clavatis, apice rotundatis, sessilibus, 55—75 micro. longis, 
15—20 micro. latis, octosporis; paraphysibus numerosis, fili- 
formibus, ca. 1 micro. crassis, tandem mucosis; sporidiis dis- 
tichis, oblongo-fusoideis, continuis, utrinque attenuatis, primitus 
minute granulosis, hyalinis, 17—20 micro. longis, 6.5—8 micro. 
latis, utrinque appendicula hyalina tenui 2—4 micro. longa 
praeditis. 

Hab. on the under side of living leaves of Ficus guyeri Elm., 
Dumaguete (Cuernos Mts.), Negros Oriental, March, 1908, No. 9462, 


Cyclodothis Syd. nov. gen. 


Dothideacearum (Etym. cyclos circulus et dothis pro Do- 
thidea).—Stromata per epidermidem erumpentia, exacte annuli- 
formia, loculos peritheciiformes numerosos continentia loculis, 


1930 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 95 


minutis periete distincto minute celluloso praeditis. Asci cla- 
vati, indistincte paraphysati, octospori. Sporidia elongata, 
oblongo-cylindracea, medio 1-septata, hyalina. 


Cyclodothis pulchella Syd. nov. spec. 


Stromatibus hypophyllis, in epiphyllo maculas plus minus 
distinetas decoloratas efficientibus, per epidermidem erumpen- 
tibus, exacte annuliformibus, annulum 2—4 mm diam. 
formantibus, atro-brunneis, contextu minutissime  celluloso, 
ob ostiola prominula minutissime asperatis; loculis, numero- 
sissimis, peritheciiformibus, densissime stipatis, globoso-conicis, 
65—90 micro. diam., pariete distincto minute celluloso obscure 
brunneo, nucleo albo, ostiolis leniter prominulis; ascis, clavatis, 
subsessilibus, 55—70 micro. longis, 14—18 micro. latis, octo- 
sporis, indistinete paraphysatis; sporidiis 3—4-stichis, oblongo- 
cylindraceis, rectis, vel leniter inaequilateris, utrinque obtusis, 
medio 1-septatis, non constrictis, hyalines 25—35 micro. longis, 
4—5 micro. latis. 

Hab. on the leaves of Piper corylistachyon C. DC., Todaya 
(Mt. Apo), Mindanao, July, 1909, No. 11163. 

This is a very interesting fungus on account of its 
peculiar habit, as the stromata consist of circular black 
to brown rings enclosing a pale yellow or pale brown leaf portion. 


Hypocrea rufa (Pers.) Fr. in Summa Veg. Scand., p. 383. 


Hab. on small half decayed tree trunks in damp woods, Du- 
maguete (Cuernos Mts.), Negros Oriental, March, 1908, No. 9455. 


Hypocrella botryosa Syd. in Annal. Mycol. vırı, 1910, 
p. 39. 


Hab. upon leaves of a young Freycinetia, Dumaguete (Cuernos 
Mts.), Negros Oriental, March, 1908, No. 9441. 


Schizothyrium Aceris (P. Henn. et Lind.) Racib. in 
Parasitische Algen und Pilze Javas Ir, p. 18. 


Hab. upon leaves of a young Acer, Dumaguete (Cuernos 
Mts.), Negros Oriental, May, 1908, No. 10091. 


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Tryblidiella rufula (Spreng.) Sacc. in Syll. fung. ur, 
p. 757. 


Hab. on dead limbs, Palo, Leyte, January, 1906, No. 7234. 


Pilocratera tricholoma (Mont.) P. Henn. in Engl. bot. 
Jahrb. xıv, p. 363. 


Hab. Palo, Leyte, January, 1906, Nos. 7205 and 7206. 


Acrospermum Elmeri Syd. nov. spec. 


Maeulis amphigenis, irregularibus, valde conspieuis, magnis, 
pallidis insidens; peritheciis solitariis vei saepe etiam pluribus 
(2—6) basi connatis, cylindraceo-clavatis, in sicco valde com- 
pressis, 0.5 —1.25 mm altis, 200—300 micro. latis, apice obtusis, 
griseo-brunneis vel cinnamomeo-brunneis, ad apicem dilutior- 
ibus, vix vel non stipitatis; ascis cylindraceis, 200—450 
micro. longis, 4 micro. latis, octosporis; paraphysibus ascos 
superantibus, tenuissimis; sporidiis tenuissime filiformibus, 
eguttulatis, nec septatis, hyalinis, ascorum fere longitudine, 
0.5 micro. crassis. 

Hab. mostly upon the nether side of the older leaves of 
Donax cannaeformis (Forst.) Rolfe, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), 
Mindanao, August, 1912, No. 18540. 


FUNGI IMPERFECTI 


Graphiola Arengae Racib. in  Parasitische Algen und 
Pilze Javas 11, p. 23. 


Hab. upon the leaves of one of the Palmae, Dumaguete 
(Cuernos Mts.), Negros Oriental, April, 1908, No. 9794. 


Diedickea Syd. nov. gen. 


Pyenothyriacearum (Etym. ab amico nostro et mycologo 
germanico H. Diedicke, de studio fungorum imperfectorum 
praecipue merito) .—Pycnothyria omnino superficialia, plerumque 
pluria subiculo membranaceo tenuissimo continuo ex cellulis 
angustissimis maeandrice curvatis formato conjuncta, radiatim 


1932 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Vots VI, ART. 


vel fibrillose disposita, minuta, rotundata, contextu radiato, 
stellatim dehiscentia. Sporulae continuae, oblongae, hyalino, 
in strato mucoso evolutae. Basidia nulla. 

This new genus is related to Trichopeltulum and Eriothyrium, 
but differs chiefly by the characters of the subiculum. 


Diedickea singularis Syd. nov. spec. 


Pyenothyriis hypophyllis, maculis, nullis, omnino superfici- 
alibus, subiculo tenui membranaceo atro sub microscopio brunneo 
continuo ex cellulis angustissimis densissime connatis maean- 
drice curvatis contexto conjunctis, minutis, 70—100 micro. diam., 
ambitu rotundatis, ad marginem planis, centro convexis, ple- 
rumque in greges rotundatos vel irregulares 2—8 mm latos 
radiatim vel circinatim aut fibrillose dispositis, rarius irregu- 
lariter vel solitarie ordinatis, atris, contextu radiato, opaco; 
stellatim dehiscentibus, pariete crassiusculo; sporulis sub centro 
pyenothyriorum tantum in massa mucosa hyalina ortis, oblongis 
vel oblongo-fusoideis, continuis, hyalinis, 10.5—13 micro. longis, 
3—3.5 micro. latis; basidiis nullis. 

Hab. on the nether surface of the living leaves of Polyosma 


cyanea Elm., Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Mindanao, September: 
1912, No. 13073. 


Marsonia pavonina Syd. nov. spec. 


Maculis distinctissimis, circinatim in annulos permagnos 
2—20 cm latos dispositis, amphigenis, in hypophyllo fumosis, 
in epiphyllo primitus flavis vel flavo-brunneolis mox arescendo- 
albidis vel griceolis; acervulis epiphyllis, densiuscule dispositis, 
minutissimis, nudo oculo vix conspicuis, diu vel fere semper 
epidermide tectis, succineis; conidiis oblongis, rectis vel le- 
nissime curvatis, medio 1-septatis, non constrictis, utrinque 
obtusis, subhyalinis vel dilutissime flavidis, 19—28 micro. longis, 
5—6 micro. latis; basidiis non visis. 

Hab. upon the upper side of the living or languishing leaves 
of Macaranga bicolor Muell. Arg., Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), 
Mindanao, August, 1912, No. 13504. 

This fungus has a very peculiar appearance which cannot 
easily be described in a Latin diagnosis. It forms large colonies 


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of two to twenty centimeters in diameter and circular in general 
outline. The colonies themselves consist of annular spots 
concentrically disposed. The circles are interrupted, the interior 
one about one centimeter in diameter, whereas the outer ones 
are of course much larger and up to twenty centimeters in 
diameter. The lines are narrow, the tissue between the 
single circles are mostly not or only slightly changed in 
color. The spots are fumosus in color beneath, on the upper 
side at first yellowish or yellowish brown, but very soon be- 
coming grayish or whitish. Briefly worded the colonies have 
about the same striking appearance as a peacock's eye. 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


Vol. VI. Manila, P. I., November 1, 1913. Art. 96. 


ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES—IV 
Communicati a clar. C. F, Baker 
by 
H. Rehm 
(Munich, Germany) 


I. PYRENOMYCETES 
HYPOCREACEAE 
Nectriella philippina Rehm sp. nov. 


Perithecia sessilia nonnulla arcte coacervata, lenticularia, 
sulfurea, minutissime fuscidule papillulata, 0.15 mm diam., 
tenuiter imbricato membraneea, flavidule contexta, glabra. 
Asci ovoidel, sessiles, crasse tunicati, apice rotundati, 50 x 20 
ad 24 micro., 8-spori. Sporae ovoideae, utrinque rotundatae, 
1-cellulares, hyalinae 15 ad 18 x 9 micro., distichae. Paraphyses 
subramosae 1 micro. crassae. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, C. F. Baker, 40 c. Ad 
caulem emortuam Passiflorae quadrangularis. 

Stimmt aüsserlich mit manchen nicht genauer beschriebenen 
Nectriella-Arten an Pflanzen-Stengeln, unterscheidet sich aber 
durch Form der Schláuche und Sporen. 


Stilbonectria lateritia Karsten Hedwigia 181, 1889 (cfr. 
Sace. Syll. rx; 986). 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
eomm. C. F. Baker, 1053. Ad emortuam Leucaenam glaucam. 
Stimmt sehr gut zur Beschreibung. 


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DOTHIDEACEAE 
Auerswaldia (Phaeochora) decipiens Rehm 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm, 
C. F. Baker, 1120. Ad Arengam mindorensem. 
Vóllig übereinstimmend mit No. 706. 


Phyllachora pterocarpi Rehm 


Luzon, Proy. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. J. J. Mirasol, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1108. Ad folia Pterocarpi indici. 


Phyllachora circinata Syd. Ann. Myc. viri: 38. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1112 (efr. 933). Ad folia Fici odorati. 


Phyllachora dalbergiae Niessl Hedwigia 90, 1889. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1205. Ad folia Dalbergiae ferrugineae. 

Stimmt vóllig za Rehm, Ascom. exsicc. 923 a, b, aus 
Brasilien. Sporen-Form und Grósse ist nicht immer gleich, 
hier wie in Rehm, 923 b elliptisch, stumpf und zugespitzte 
Sporen; immer sind sie schwach gelblich. Phyllachora dal- 


bergiicola P. Henn. Hedwigia 224, 1892 ist eine unbedeu- 
tende Form. 


Scirrhia bambusina Penz. et Sacc. Syll. xiv: 679. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1131. Ad Bambusam blumeanam emortuam. 

Etsi asci sporaque desunt, tamen secundum descriptionem 
datum haud dubito exemplaria huc ducenda esse. 


Rhopographus blumeanus Rehm sp. nov. 


Stromata in cortice culmi primitus areolata, circ. 2 mm 
lata, mox lineariter confluentia, denique connata, corticis longe 


lateque nigrofuscata innata.  Perithecia monosticha, areolatim, 


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10 ad 12 arcte congregata, globulosa, 0.1 mm diam., peridermio 
mox hemiglobose, dein lineariter 1 mm longe elato, hyalino 
obtecta, demun laciniatim perrupto denudata. Asci fusiformes, 
80 ad 100 x 10 ad 12 micro., 8-spori. Sporae elongato-fusiformes, 
apice superiore obtuso, inferiore subacutato, rectae, 7—9-sep- 
tatae, guttulatae, hyalinae, parallele positae, circ. 55 x 2.5 ad 
3 miero. Paraphyses filiformes, hyalinae, septatae, 2 micro. 
crassae. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1128 (1131 exemplar vetustum). Ad Bambusam 
blumeanam emortuam. 

Der Pilz macht durch seine weitlaufende schwarzbraune 
Fürbung des Stengels fast den Eindruck einer Eutypa, gehórt 
aber zu den Dothideaceae. Die Perithecien liegen im Stroma der 
inneren Rindebeisammen. Er gehórt zur Abteilung Rhopogra- 
phella P. Henn. (cfr. Sacc. Syll. xvır: 858). 


Rosellinia moelleriana P. Henn. Hedwigia 13, 1900. Rehm 
Ascom. Exsicc. 1885 (comm. Theissen). 


f. dispersa Rehm forma nov. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
eomm. C. F. Baker, 1912. Ad ramos emortuos deciduos. 

Die brasilianischen Exemplare in Rehm Ascom. Exsicc. 
(cfr. Ann. Myc. vir: 300) zeigen die Sporen 12x 5 ad 6 
miero., und die Perithecien kaum oben etwas abgeflacht, 
gerade wie obiges Exemplar, das sich nur durch zerstreut 
wachsende Perithecien unterscheidet. Hennings l. c. gibt die 
Sporen 6 ad 7 x 3.5 miero., Theissen in litt. 7 ad 9x4 ad 5 
micro. an, so dass die obige Benennung fráglich erscheinen 
kann. 


Rosellinia fuscomaculans Rehm sp. nov. 


Perithecia in maculis primitus orbicularibus, 3 ad 5 mm 
lata, deum late confluentibus, fusco-nigricantibus, ex hyphis 
ramosissimis, fuscis, 2 micro. lata contextis plusminusve 
gregarie monostiche sessilia, interdum dispersa, saepius pluria 
stromatice arcte congregata, globulosa, minutissime papillulata, 


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nigro-fuscidula, subcarbonacea contexta, scabra, 0.3 ad 0.35 
mm lata. Asci evanidi. Sporae ellipsoideae, utrinque obtusae, 
l-cellulares, fuscae 10 x 5 ad 6 micro. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. G. L. Evaristo, 
comm. C. F. Baker, 1182. Ad Schizostachyum emortuam. 

Scheint der unvollständig beschriebenen Rosellinia subaenea 
(B. et C.) Sacc. Syll. 1: 257 nahe zu stehen. Die Perithecien 
sitzen in den weit verbreiteten braunen flockigen Flecken. 


Zignoella arengae Rehm sp. nov. 


Perithecia in maculis corticis late dealbatis gregarie innata, 
mox emergentia modo ad basim innata, conoidea, non papillulata, 
poro perspicuo pertusa, glabra, atra, carbonacea, 0.4 ad 0.5 mm 
diam. Asci clavati, apice rotundati, crasse tunicati, 130 x 20 
micro., 8-spori, Sporae fusiformes, utrinque acutatae, transverse 
3-septatae, medio constrictae, quaque cellula 1-guttata, hyalinae, 
25 x 7—8 micro. distichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. N. G. Teodoro, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1109. Ad petiola emortua Arengae mindorensis. 


Propter excipulum carbonaceum non ad  metasphaeriam 
pertinent. 


CERATOSTOMACEAE 


Rhynchostoma sanguineo-atrum Rehm sp. nov. 


Perithecia in cortice denigrata sessilia, arcte conferta, py- 
riformia, interdum elongato compressa, primitus fere sanguinea 
glabra, mox fuscidula, senilia atrata, subverruculosa, 0.7 ad 
0.9 mm lata et alta, rostro conoideo, ad apicem acutato, 
recto,—0.8 mm longo, ab initio nigro obsessa, excipulo car- 
bonaceo crassa, Asci subclavati, circ. 80 x 15 micro., 8-spori. 
Sporae ellipsoideae, rarissime curvatulae, medio septatae, haud 
constrietae, utraque cellula 1 ad 2-guttata, subfuscae, 18 ad 
20x 7 micro. distichae. Paraphyses dissolutae. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. J. J. Mirasol, 
comm. C. F. Baker, 1179. Ad corticem ? 

Der schóne Ascomycet gehórt nach seiner ganzen Beschaf- 


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fenheit zu  Rhynchostoma, in weleher gattung eine Trennung 
der oberflächlich entwickelten und der hervorbrechenden Arten 
nótig ist. In ersteren (Rhynchostomella Rehm) gehórt diese Art, 
welche sich darin eng an Rhynchostoma piriforme Annie L. Smith, 
Journ. Linn. Soc. xxxv: 16, tab. rr: 16—18 anschliesst, 
aber davon durch erst im Alter seh wartze Perithecien mit viel 
Kürzerem rostrum und viel gróssere Sporen ganz unterscheidet. 


PLEOSPORACEAE 


Didymosphaeria blumeae Rehm sp. nov. 


Perithecia cortici late fuscato gregarie innata, eum que 
protuberantia, interdum perrumpentia, globulosa, nigra, minu- 
tissime papillulata, poro perspicuo pertusa, glabra, 0.25 mm 
diam., membranacea contexta. Asci evanide. Sporae fusoideae, 
rectae, medio septatae constrictaeque, utraque, cellula magni- 
guttata, fuscae 15x 6 micro. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. C. F. Baker, 1246. 
Ad emortuam Blumeam balsamiferam. 

Wen auch die Schläuche nicht mehr aufzufinden waren, 
so kann doch der Pilz nach seiner ganzen Beschaffenheit nur zu 
Didymosphaeria, gestellt werden, zunächst Didymosphaeria arun- 
dinariae Ell. et Ev. N. Am. Pyr. 733. 


Metasphaeria raimundoi Rehm sp. nov. 


Perithecia dispersa, cortici innata, globulosa, epidermidem 
protuberantia, papillula conoidea, perrumpentia, atra, glabra, 
0.3 mm lata, excipulo parenchymatice fusce crasse contexto. 
Asci cylindracei, apice rotundati,—200 x 8 micro., 8-spori. 
Sporae fusiformes, utrinque  acutatae, rectae, hyalinae, pri- 
mitus,  2-cellulares, utrinque,  2-guttatae, dein 3-septatae, 
quague cellula 1-guttata, imprimis medio subconstrictae, 20 
ad 2x5 ad 6 micro. monostichae. Paraphyses filiformes, 
septatae, 1.5 ad 2 micro. lata, hyalinae. . 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
comm. C. F. Baker, sub 1055 c. Ad Leucaenam glaucam. 

Schliesst sich eng an Metasphaeria quercina Ell. et Ev. 
mit den cylindrischen langen Schläuchen und den eng 
aneinander stossenden 1-reihigen Sporen. Ist an den von 


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anderen Pyrenomyceten besetzten Stengeln sehr schwierig auf- 
zufinden. 


AMPHISPHAERIACEAE 
Amphisphaeria leucaenae Rehm sp. nov. 


Perithecia gregaria, cortici interiori late denigrato innata, 
globulosa, minime papillulata, dein per epidermiden prorum- 
pentia, demum plusminusve sessilia, 0.5 mm diam., glabra, 
parenchymatice fusce contexta, sicca collabentia, apice rugu- 
losa, contortaque.  Asci evanidi. Sporae ellipsoideae, utrinque 
rotundatae, medio septatae et constrictae, fuscae, 12 ad 15x5 
ad 6 micro. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
comm. C. F. Baker, sub 1055 b. Ad Leucaenam glaucam. 

Die richtige Stellung dieses nur in verwittertem Zustand 
vorhandenen Pyrenomyceten ist schwer zu finden, da einerseits 
ein schwarzes Stroma vorhanden, andrerseits das Gehäuse dick 
parenehymatisch, nicht kohlig und zuletzt oben eigentümlich 
gewissen erscheint. Im Allgemeinen steht der Pilz nahe der 
Amphisphaeria subiculosa EU. et Ev. 


CLYPEOSPHAERIACEAE 


Anthostomella mirabilis (Berk. et Br.) v. Hóhnel. 
Fragm. Myc. vi: 54, 1909.  Astrocystis mirabilis Berk. et Br. 


Journ. Linn. Soc. xiv: 122, 1873. Rosellinia bambusae P. 
Henn. Hedwigia, xıvı: 256. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, C. F. Baker, 1268. 
Ad emortuam Bambusam vulgarem. Mt. Maquiling, leg. G. L. 
Evaristo, comm. C. F. Baker, 1181. Ad Schizostachyum emortuam. 


No. 1181 differt modo peritheciis dispersis, sporis angus- 
tioribus. 


VALSACEAE 


Anthostoma (?) gigasporum (Ell. et Ev.) Rehm. Rosellinia 
gigaspora Ell. et Ev. Bull. Univ. Iowa, 401, 1893, 


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Perithecia in ligno carioso, superficialiter ellipsoidea,—2 
em longe, 1 em late denigrato gregarie innata, dein dimidia 
parte emergentia, conoidea, minutissime papillulata, atra, sub- 
nitentia, glabra, 0.5 mm diam., carbonacea. Asci fusiformes, 
cire. 250 x 30 micro., 8-spori, I: Sporae oblongo-fusifor- 
mes, rectae, utrinque acutatae, haud guttatae, subfuscae, 80 x 12 
micro. 2 ad 3-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes, septatae 3 
micro. Crassa. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, C. F. Baker, 665. Ad 
caulem emortuam Paramigynae longipedunculatae. 

Mit  Anthostoma gigasporum Cke. et Harkn. kann diese 
Art wegen ganz verschiedener Sporen nicht identisch sein 
und wird deshalb besser Anthostoma megalosporum Rehm 
sp. nov. benannt werden. Allein er stimmt ziemlich zu der lüc- 
kenhaften Beschreibung von Rosellinia gigaspora mit der Ro- 
sellinia gigantea Ell. et Ev. l. c. identish sein dürfte, in der 
Sporen gròsse, wenn auch die Perithecien kleiner sind, des- 
halb nahe ich obige Bezeichnung an. 


Eutypa macropunctata Rehm sp. nov. 


Stroma per corticem extus et subtus,—4 cm longe, 
—2 cm late, atratam in lignum linea atra profunde de- 
currens. Perithecia in cortice interiore haud decolorata cre- 
berrima, innata, globulosa, 0.5 mm lata, collo longo in- 
structa, ostiolis cylindraceis, 0.3 mm longa, non sulcatis pro- 
minentibus. Asci clavulati, longe stipitati, p. sporif. 15 x 4 
micro., 8-spori. Sporae oblongae, vix curvatulae, biguttulatae, 
hyalina, 2 ad 3x lad 1.5 micro., distichae. Paraphyses ? 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
comm. C. F. Baker, 1194. Ad ramos emortuus deciduos. 

Der Pilz ist in der dicken harten Rinde vóllig ausgebil- 
det.  Auffallend sind die winzigen Sporen mit lebhafter 
Eigenbewegang unter dem Microscop. Durch diese Sporen 
Schliesst er sich an Eutypa micropuncta Cooke, Grevillea vi: 
144 an (cfr. Berlese, Icon. mr: 45, tab. 54), unterscheidet 
sich aber ganz wesentlich durch die Grósse der Perithecien 
und Form der ostiola. Eutypa tujutensis Speg. Fung. Art. 
iv: 128 wird auch nahe stehen. 


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Eutypa ludibunda Sacc. Michelia, 1: 15, 150 (cfr. Berlese, 
Icon. mi: 50, tab. 61). 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
eomm. C. F. Baker, 1185. Ad ramos putridos humi jacentes. 
Optime congruit eum exemplare orig. Saccardo herbarii mei. 


Eutypella bambusina Penz. et Sacc. Syll. xiv: 486 (cfr. 
Berlese, Icon. 11: 56, tab. 68, f. 1). 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, C. F. Baker, 613. 
Ad eulmos Bambuseae blumeanae emortuos. 

Rick, Exsicc. Fung. Austr, Amer. 87 differt stromatibus, —1 
em longis intus sulfureo-flavidis: var. sulfurea Rehm. 


Eutypella citricola Speg. Fung. Arg. novi vel cr. 243 (cfr. 
Berlese, Icon. 111: 59). 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
comm. C. F. Baker, 1175. Ad ramos emortuos Citri decumani. 
Stimmt vollkommen zur Beschreibung. 


Peroneutypella cocoes Syd. Ann. Myc. 1x: 145. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, C. F. Baker, 1238. Ad 
tunica Cocos muciferae. 


DIATRYPACEAE 


Diatrype mindanaensis P. Henn. Hedwigia xıvır: 258. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1208. Ad ramulum emortuum humi jacentem. 

Description 1. c. quadrat, sed differt ab exemplare nostro, 
eujus stromata 2 ad 4 mm lata, intus viridula inde proseima: 
Diatrype virescens (Schwein.) Cooke, Grevillea xim; 137 (cfr. 
Berlese, Icon. ut: 6, tab. 118. Also cfr. Ell. Pyren. 776). 


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XYLARIACEAE 


Nummularia anthracodes (Fr.) Cooke (cfr. Ann. Myc. 
vir: 12), 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
comm. C. F. Baker, 1193. Ad ramos deciduos putridos. 


Nummularia clypeus (Schwein.) Cooke, Grevillea xu: 6. 
Sphaeria clypeus Schwein. Syn. F. Carol. No. 42. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
comm. C. F. Baker, 1189. Ad truncum emortuum Lianae. 

Stromata plane destructa, ascis sporisque carentia inde 
modo quoad formam huc ducenda! 


Nummularia anthracina (Kze. et Schm.) Trav. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. J. J. Mirasol, 
comm. C. F. Baker, 1176. Ad lignum decorticatum. 


Ustulina macrosperma (Mont.) Sacc. Syll. 1: 351. Hy- 
poxylon macrospermum Mont. Ann. Sc. Nat. 351, t. 10 F. b. Hy- 
porylon gigasporum P. Henn.  Monsunia, 1: 70 (efr. 2. Höhnel. 
Fragm. Myc. vi: 68). Ustulina tesselata (Berk.) Cooke, Gre- 
villea, xu: 3. 


Luzon, Proy. Tayabas, C. F. Baker, 1236. Ad lignum 
putridum. 

Perithecia demum in cavitates fere orbiculares,—3 mm 
lata abeunt. Facies externa stromatis plerumque tessulata, 
ut apud Ustulina tesselatum descripta. 


Ustulina zonata (Lev.) Sacc. Syll. 1: 352 (cfr. Hóhnel, 
Fragm. Myc. vi: 69). Sphaeria zonata Lev. Ann. Sc. Nat. 
IU: 48, 1845). 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. M. B. Rai- 
mundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 1191. Ad lignum putridum. 
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sehr deutlich sind, glaube ich doch dasselbe hieher stellen 
zu dürfen, da es durch seine Form von Ustulina tesselata 
ganz verschieden ist und darin der Beschreibung von Höhnel, 
wie in der wechselnden Grösse der Sporen: teils 20 ad 30x 10 
micro., teils 38 ad 40x 7 ad 8 micro., entspricht. Allerdings 
ist die Oberseite des stroma nicht rotbraun, sondern graubraun. 


Hypoxylon lianincolum Rehm sp. nov. 


Stromata superficialia, applanato-sessilia, gregaria, orbicu- 
laria, cire. 2 mm lata, 1.5 mm alta, saepe 2 ad 3 con- 
fluentia, inde irregularia, convexula, fusca-lilacina, intus fusca, 
mox decidua. Perithecia monostiche arcte conferta, globulosa, 
0.15 mm diam., stromatis superficiem elevantia, non protu- 
berantia, ostiolis minutis nigris conspicua. Asci cylindracei, 
cire. 70x9 micro., 8-spori. Sporae ellipsoideae, rectae vel 
subcurvatae, 1 cellulares, biguttatae, fuscae, 10 ad 11 x 4 ad 
5 micro., monostichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. M. B. Rai- 
mundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 1186. Ad truncos emortuos Lianae. 

Könnte als winzige Form von Hyporylon fuscum (Pers.) 


Fr. betrachtet werden, unterscheidet sich aber insbesondere durch 
die kleinen flachen Stromatae. 


Hpyoxylon annulatum (Schwein.) Mtg. Syll. Crypt. 213 
(cfr. Ann. Myc. vir: 155). Sphaeria annulata Schwein. Fr. El. 11: 64. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mt. Maquiling, leg. M. B. Rai- 
mundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 1187. Ad ramulos emortuos. Los 


Baños, leg. S A. Reyes, comm. OC. F. Baker, 1910. Ad 
ramulos emortuos humi jacentes. 


Hypoxylon haematostroma Mont. Syll. Crypt. Cuba, 344 
No. 737 (cfr. Sace. Syll. vir, 1: 376). 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1129. Ad Bambusam blumeanam emortuam. 

Exemplaria manca, indeterminatio diffieilis. Pertinet ad 
seriem Hyporyli rubiginosi et perforati sporis fuscis, 1-cellu- 
laribus, 12 ad 14x7 micro. Perithecia in medio macularum 
stromaticarum fuscarum; orbicularium vel elongatarum, latarum 
10 ad 12 arcte coacervata, monosticha, globulosa, minutissime 


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obscurius papillulata rubiginoso fusca, 0.15—0.18 mm lata, 
intus et subtus sanguineo-juncta (inde haematostroma). 


Xylaria juruensis P. Henn. Hedwigia, 1904. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1120 b. Ad Arengam mindorensem. 

Entspricht mit der dichten Behaarung bis zur langer, 
sterilen spitze recht gut, ebenso linem Exemplar herb. mei 
aus Torrend. Mycothec. Brasel., aber die Perithecien sind 
vóllig unentwickelt, ohne Schläuche und Sporen, 


Xylaria tuberiformis Berk. Flor. Nov. Zel. 11: 204 tab. 
100, L.X 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
comm. C. F. Baker, 1174. Ad lignum putridum in humo 
jacentem. 

Stimmt trefflich zur Beschreibung, auch betr. der grossen 
Sporen. 


MICROTHYRIACEAE 


Vizella passiflorae Rehm sp. nov. 


Perithecia sessilia, conferta, interdum fere confluentia, 
dimidiato-orbicularia, convexula, poro perspicuo pertusa, nigra, 
0.15 ad 0.2 mm lata, glabra membranacea fusce contexta, ad 
marginem hyphis brevibus centrifuges obsessa. Asci evanidi. 
Spori oblongae, utrinque rotundatae, 1-cellulares, fuscae, 20 
ad 25 x 10 micro. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, C. F. Baker, 40 d. Ad 
caules emortuas Passiflorae quadrangularis, 

Kann mir zu Vizella gehóren. Bei einzelnen der alten Sporen 
findet sich ein ähnliche Ringlinie angedeutet, wie sie für 
Vizella hieronymi Winter beschrieben. 


Micropeltis bauhiniae Rehm sp. nov. 


Perithecia in pagina superiore foliorum haud maculata 
disperse sessilia, dimidiato-scutata, poro pertusa, nigra, glabra, 
200. micro. lata, intricato fuscidule contexta, ad marginem 


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hyalina, hyphis radiantibus non praedita. Asci oblongi, late 
sessiles, apice rotundati, crasse tunicati, 30 ad 35x9 micro., 
8-spori. Sporae (modo intra ascos visa!) clavatae, 2-septatae, 
cellula suprema multo majore, rectae, hyalinae, 10 ad 12x3 
micro., distichae. Paraphyses filiformes, 2 micro. crassa. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, C. F. Baker, 1170. 
Ad folia Bauhiniae cumingianae. 

Von Micropeltis caerulescens Rehm durch viel kleinere 
Perithecien und die Sporen verschieden, von Micropeltis manao- 
sensis P. Henn., insbesondere durch ganz andere Beschaffenheit 
der Perithecien. 


Scolecopeltis garciniae Rehm sp. nov. 


Perithecia in pagina superiore haud deeolorata foliorum, 
dispersa, sessilia, faciliter secernentia, orbicularia, dimidiato, 
scutata, poro perspicuo pertusa, nigra,—1 mm lata, intricato 
centrifuge contexto ex hyphis 1 ad 1.5 micro. lata, fuscis, 
ad marginem subhyalinum vix radiantibus. Asci subfusiformes, 
sessiles, crasse tunicati, 120 ad 130 x 20 ad 25 micro. Sporae 
vermiculares, 18-cellulares, utrinque subobtusae, circ. 100 micro. 
longa, medio 3 ad 6 micro. late, cellulis imprimis, medius cuboi- 
deus, —19 x 7 micro., ad septa subconstrictae, hyalinae, parallele 
positae. Paraphyses tenerrimae, vix 1 micro. crassa. 

Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1207. Ad folia Garciniae venulosae. 

Sporae immaturae modo in asco recognitae. Scolecopeltis 
quindecimseptata P. Henn. differt peritheciis radiato cellulosis, 
atro-coeruleis, margine fimbriatis, congruit, cellulis sporarum 
cuboideis. Proxima videtur Scolecopeltis tropicalis Speg. Fung. 
Pingg. No. 369, sec. exmpl. herb. mei ad folium Perae leandri 
in Brasilia. Scolecopeltis dissimulis Rehm (cfr. Theissen, Ann. 


Mye. viu: 402) differt peritheciorum minutie sporarumque 
forma. 


TRYBLIDIACEAE 


Tryblidiella rufula (Spreng.) Sacc. Syll. 11: 757. Hysterium 
rufulum Spreng. Vet Ak. Handl. 50, 1820. 


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var. ellisii Rehm Discom. 235, 1889. var. microspora Ell. 
et Ev. N. Am. Fung. Exsicc. 1285. 
Sporae 20x 7 ad 8 micro. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1136 b. Ad ramulum emortuum. 


f. glabrata Rehm 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1208 b. Ad ramulum emortuum. 


II. DISCOMYCETES 


BULGARIACEAE 


Bulgaria (Burkhardia) javanica Rehm (cfr. Schmidel. 
Aun. Pl. mr: 261, tab. 69, f. 1—13, 1755). Sarcosoma javan- 
ica Rehm Hedwigia xxx: 226, tab. 8, f. 6. 


Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. 
C. F. Baker, 1111. Ad lignum putridum. 

Exacte convenit cum descriptione alque icone l. c., sed 
addendum erit: apothecium versus marginem pilis p.p. rectis, 
fuscis, obtusis, septatis, —400 x 10 micro. p. p. subhyalinis, 
tenuioribus, 5 micro. crassa obsessum. 


Bulgaria pusilla Syd. Ann. Myc. vin: 40. 


Luzon, Prov. Benguet, Pauai, leg. Dr. E. B. Copeland, 
eomm. C. F. Baker, 1296, 1393. Ad corticem? 

Plane convenit cum descriptione 1. c. ad exemplar ejusdem 
loci natalis, modo ibi deest. Paraphyses filiformes, 1 micro., 
ad apicem oblongo-ellipticas,—6 micro. late, fusco-violaceae. 
Epithecium crassum kali caust. ope non mutatum formantes. 
.Hypothecium dilute fuscescens. 


LEAFLETS: OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


E 
Vol. VI. Manila, P. I., November 21, 1913. Art. 97. 


DIPTEROCARPACEAE FROM THE AGUSAN 
REGION 


by 


F. W. Foxworthy 


(Assistant Professor of Dendrology, University of the Philip- 
pines, College of Agriculture, Los Baños, P. I.) 


Until the past year, there had been very little collect- 
ing of botanical material in this region. The only Diptero- 
carpaceae that had been collected were, the very widely dis- 
tributed Pentacme contorta (Vid.) M. and R., Hopea philippinensis 
Dyer, Shorea megrosensis Foxw., and Shorea squamata (Turez.) 
Dyer,—all represented by sterile material. 

Mr. A. D. E. Elmer collected in this region from July 
to October, 1912. His collection included eleven numbers of 
Dipterocarpaceae, which are of special interest. The collection 
is noteworthy in that it includes Dipterocarp material collected 
at relatively high elevations. The members of this family 
are usually found in dense forests at low elevation. Several 
of the numbers of this collection were obtained at elevations 
of more than 1000 meters. 

In the eleven numbers, eight species are represented, 
seven of them being either entirely mew or species of which 
there had previously been very imperfect collections; and, 
the eigth species is one which has rarely been collected in 


flower. 


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1950 LEAFLETS op PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Anr. 97 


DIPTEROCARPUS Gaertn. f. 
Section SPHAERALES Drey 


Dipterocarpus subalpinus Foxw. n. Sp. 


Arbor magna. Folia coriacea elliptica-oblonga, acuminata, 
glabra; 4—11 cm longa, 2.7—7 cm lata; nervis secondariis 
14—16; petiolo 15—28 mm longi. Fructus 9—13 mm dia- 
metro, 9—13 mm alto. Calycis segmentis 2 majoribus oblongis, 
8.5—12 cm longis, 14—22 mm. latis. 

This species, Dipterocarpus Hasseltii Blume, and Dipterocarpus 
vernicifluus Blanco are very closely related. Dipterocarpus verni- 
cifluus and this species have the same kind of fruit; and Dip- 
terocarpus Hasseltii and this species agree in having glabrous or 
nearly glabrous buds. The leaves are generally a little smaller 
than those of the other two species and the number of 
secondary veins usually greater than in Dipterocarpus Hasseltii. 
The three short wingsofthe fruit are also shorter than is the case 
in Dipterocarpus Hasseltii and are not expanded or reflexed as is 
usually the case in that species. 

Leaves 4—11 cm long, 2.7—7 em broad, glabrous except 
for scattered stellate hairs along the midrib above and along 
the secondary veins beneath; secondary veins 14—16 pairs; 
petiole 15—28 mm long. Fruit about 9—13 mm in diameter 
and about 9—13 mm tall; long calyx wings 8.5—12 cm long 
and 14—22 mm wide. Short wings erect or only slightly 
recurved, 7—8 mm long, 6—9 mm wide. 


No. 13531, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, 
Mindanao, August, 1912. 

The field notes for this number are as follows:— Large 
and lofty tree in rocky soil of a densely wooded and humid 
ridge at 3000 feet on mount Ginantawan. Trunk 5 feet in 
diameter or less, straight, terete, branched mainly at the top 
of the 100 or more feet high stem; main branches spreading 
and crookedly rebranched, the twigs relatively short and flex- 
ible; wood moderately hard; the outer three inches whitish, 
the central mass latericius brown, tasteless, slightly odorous, 
with resin; bark smoothish, grayish brown on the surface, 
testaceus otherwise; twig ends ascendingly curved, green; 
leaves chartaceous, conduplicate on the upper much deeper 
green and lucid side, much paler beneath; infrutescence axil- 


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lary or lateral, few inches long, the zigzag yellowish green 
subpendant stalks few branched; fruits pendant, the nut portion 
subglaucous green, their calyx lobes reddish margined; the 2 
ruber to purpureus ears only slightly curved, the exserted or 
apical portion of the seed yellowish.—‘‘Balaou’’ in Manobo. 
All species of Dipterocarpus appear exceedingly pretty when in 
full mature fruiting state, and the flowers of most species 
sweetly scent the woods or forests." 


Dipterocarpus obconicus Foxw. n. sp. 


Arbor magna, Dipterocarpo gracile similis sed fructus ob- 
conieus vel turbinatus. 

Leaf form and venation and hairyness of the buds 
corresponding very closely to those of Dipterocarpus gracilis Blume, 
figured in F. Javae, t. 5. Young twigs and petioles stellate 
pubescent. Fruits differing from that of Dipterocarpus gracilis in 
having an obeonieal base, the larger broad wings and the very 
scantily developed short wings. The fruit is borne on a 
thick obconical pedicel 5—7 mm long. The fruit is 15—20 
mm in diameter and 15—20 mm tall. There is a very large 
stylopodium, which projects beyond the calyx tube. The two 
long wings are slightly inaequilateral, 11—13 cm long and 
2.5—3 cm wide; with three principal longitudinal veins and 
very prominent irregular cross veins; the three short wings 
are only very slightly developed. They are usually not more 
than 1—3 mm long and of about the same width, with a 
portion of the margin reflexed. 

` No. 13496, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, 
Mindanao, August, 1912. 

The field notes with this number are as follows:—"'Large 
tree on a very steep heavily forested ridge near a streamlet 
at 750 feet altitude; trunk straight, terete, 4 feet in diameter, 
75 feet high, mainly branched toward the top and forming 
a flatly elongated crown; wood rather hard, odorless and tasteless, 
with a clear resin, whitish but dull brown on the surface, 
nearly latericius otherwise; branches crookedly  rebranched, 
ascending, the ultimate ones rather numerous and lax; leaves 
coriaceous, ascending, folded and tips strongly recurved, mar- 
gins rugose, shining above, a trifle paler green beneath; bud 


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bract slightly hairy, greenish, 2 inches long, curved back: 
wards prior to falling; infrutescence axillary, subpendant, few 
inches long only, sparingly branched; fruits pendant, dark 
green except the yellowish exserted nut and the 2 purplish 
ears.— 'Polipos" in Manobo or ''Balao" as it is also called 
by the same natives. Of this species only a few trees were 
observed.” 


Section TUBERCULATI Dyer 


Dipterocarpus Warburghii Brandis in Journ. Linn. Soc. 
Bot. xxxī (1895) 32. 


I have previously (Philip. Journ. Sci. Bot. vı (1911) 244) 
referred this species to Dipterocarpus pilosus Rozb., but additional 
and more complete material convinces me that it is a distinct 
species and in a different section of the genus. 

First collected by Warburg (No. 14431) near Davao, Min- 
danao. It was described from rather fragmentary material and 
its real position long remained in doubt. Mr. Elmer's collec- 
tion gives abundant material for the determination of this. 

As the species is very insufficiently understood, 1 add 
some descriptive notes from the material at hand. Leaves 
with 23—25 pairs of secondary. nerves, 13.5—25 cm long, 
7—13 cm wide, usually glabrous; but with buds that are long 
ferruginous pilose; petioles 3—4 cm long. Fruit as described 
by Brandis. Flowers borne in lax panicles. Corolla salver form. 
For a long time, I had thought this fruit to be merely an 
immature form of Dipterocarpus pilosus Roxb. 

No. 13373, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), 
Agusan, Mindanao, July, 1912. 

This form has also been found in such widely separated 
regions as Davao, Mindanao and Cagayan, Luzon. 

The field notes with this number are as follows:— ‘Large 
lofty tree in very moist rich alluvial soil of a densely for- 
ested flat at 500 feet altitude; trunk 4 feet in diameter at 
least, 75 feet high or higher, terete, rather straight, chiefly 
branched toward the top and forming a spreading crown; wood 
moderately hard, the outer 6 inches white, rather suddenly 
changing to the central brown portion, odorless, slightly bit- 


Province of 


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ter, exuding a sticky clear sap especially the outer portion; 
bark thick, light testaceous except the yellowish gray thinly 
scaling epidermis; branches crookedly rebranched, the rigid 
twigs suberect; leaves ascending from the green petioles, sub- 
chartaceous to subcoriaceous, curved upon the upper much. 
deeper green surface; bract fulvus and densely hairy; inflo- 
rescence axillary, subpendant, green and zigzag; calyx also 
green except the yellowish rim and segments; petals rotately 
spreading and curvingly twisted upon the under side, mar- 
gins and apical portion flavus, otherwise purpureus; flower 
odorous; fruits hanging, the nut green and finely spotted with 
white; ears ruber red, thickly coriaceous and outwardly 
curved.—**Balaou”” in Manobo. This is the lowland or valley 
species, standing in sufficient quantity for lumbering. Some 
more or less isolated trees appeared reddish on account of their 
profusion of fruits." 


Hopea malibato Foxw. n. sp. 


Ramuli, petioli et folia materia resinosa incano-obtecti, 
glabri. Folia firmiter chartacea, modice petiolata, a basi cune- 
ata vel acuta, elliptica vel ovato-elliptica longiter caudato- 
acuminata, 8—12 cm longa, 3—4.5 cm lata, costa media supra 
prominula subtusprominente, costulis teneris supra prominulis. 
Petioli 10—12 mm longi. Flores ignota. Racemi fructiferi breves, 
calycis fructiferi laciniae majores, 4—5.5 cm longae, 12—15 
mm latae, chartaceae, rubrae, glabrae, 8—9 nerviae. Fructus 
breviter peduneulati, resinoso-nitentes, 8—9 mm longi. 

This species is exceedingly close to  Hopea Beccariana 
Burck., differing from that species only in the greater size 
of leaves and fruit, and in the greater number of veins on 
the larger fruit wings. 

No. 13526, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agu- 
san, Mindanao, August, 1912. 

The field notes with this material are: —“Rather small 
tree on a forested ridge at 2000 feet altitude, in well drain- 
ed soil among some rocks; stem 1 foot thick, terete, slightly 
crooked, a trifle buttressed at base, 30 feet high, mostly 
branched toward the top; wood hard, heavy, the outer 0.33 
sappy white, the heartwood light isabellinus, odorless and 


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tasteless; bark mottled, smoothish, testaceous except the epi- 
dermis; main branches spreading, repeatedly rebranched, the 
lax twigs brown; leaves horizontally spreading, subchartaceous, 
dull green yet lighter so beneath, flat with recurved tips; 
infrutescence axillary, few inches long at most, the green 
stalks horizontal; fruits pendant, the nut somewhat glutinous, 
the 2 twistingly recurved wings paler green or very light 
green.—''Malibato" in Manobo, also called “‘Danginginan’’ by 
the same natives." 

Hopea Beccariana Burck. produces a wood of the same grade 
as that produced by several of the Philippine species of Hopea 
and known here by the name ''Dalingdingan." The wood of 
Hopea Beccariana is known in Sarawak by the names of 
"Mahan-besi" and ‘‘Mang-besi.”’ 


Parashorea Warburghii Brandis, in Journ. Linn. Soc. Bot. 
xxxi (1895) 105. 


This species was based on fruit, collected in the “plain 
forest of Dagatpan, Mindanao”? (District of Davao). 

Mr. Elmer's collection is the first to show adequate ma- 
terial of this species. His field notes give the following des- 
cription of the tree:—*“ Large lofty forest tree on densely 
wooded slopes at 3500 feet, in the depression between Duros 
and Cawilanan peaks, in damp more or less rocky yet well 
drained soil; trunk terete, straight, 4 feet through, 75 feet 
high, mainly branched toward the top; wood whitish, taste- 
less, of a greenish odor, burly and moderately hard; bark 
thick, dark brown, conspicuously checked longitudinally, the 
middle portion brown, the inner side whitish; leaves char- 
taceous, ascending, curvingly folded upon the upper side, 
subglaucous beneath; nut globose, 0.5 inch in diameter, finely 
brown scurfy, with a mucronate point, subtended by unequal 
calyx segments; ‘‘Lauaan’’ in Manobo.” 

The fruit seems to be identically the same as that col- 
lected by Warburgh and which is represented by a specimen 
in the British Museum. The leaves are very much like those 
of Parashorea plicata Brandis, but they show some pubescence 
on the under side, which causes them to be slightly darker 
in color. I have already (Philip. Journ. Sci. Bot. vi (1911) 


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281), indicated that there is a form of Parashorea which dif- 
fers from Parashorea plicata in that it is pubescent on the 
young twigs and on the under side of the leaves. The leaves 
of Parashorea Warburghii show some resemblance to those of 
that form. In the same article, I referred to Parashorea 
Warburghii as a synonym of Parashorea plicata. It is ‘now 
apparent that Parashorea Warburghii is sufficiently distinct. 

No. 14066, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agu- 
san, Mindanao, October, 1912. 


Shorea malibato Foxw. n. sp. 


Arbor magna. Fructus pubescente, 6—7 mm longus, 5—7 
mm latis; laminae superiorae flavescentae, 4—6 cm longae, 
15—17 mm latae; nerviis longitudinalis 7—8, laminae infe- 
riorae 3—3.5 em longae, 3—4 mm latae, nervis longitudinalis 3. 

The fruit is small, almost spherical, with 3 broadly spat- 
ulate membranaceous wings and two narrowly spatulate shorter 
wings. The wings are yellow in color when dry. The fruit 
is eovered with a rather sparse grayish pubescence and is 
enciosed by the expanded bases of the calyx lobes. The 
leaves, collected from another tree, are lanceolate, with acu- 
minate apex and subcuneate base, glabrous, or nearly so, on 
both sides, 6—14 cm long, 2.5—5.5 cm broad. Secondary 
nerves about 14 pairs. Tertiary nerves parallel and reticu- 
late, not prominent. Leaves slightly lighter below than above. 
Petioles 12—15 mm long. Petioles and young twigs grayish 
pubescent. 

No. 13525, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, 
Mindanao, August, 1912. 

Field notes with this are:—‘‘Large forest tree upon a steep 
slope near a ridge at 1500 feet; old tree trunk terete but 
crooked, 5 feet in diameter, at least over a hundred feet high, 
15 feet to the first limbs; wood exceedingly hard and heavy, 
brittle the sappy or outer 0.25 dingy or yellowish white, suddenly 
changing to an avellaneus or testaceus colored central mass, 
odorless and tasteless; old bark smooth and scaling in thin 
plates, nearly isabellinus, otherwise yellowish; main branches 
large, ascending, quite crooked, spreading; branches lax, light 
eastaneus; foliage subchartaceous, mostly horizontal, lucid on 


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hoth sides, a trifle deeper green on the upper usually folded 
side; fruits or the nut portion greenish; the 3 outer wings 
larger than the 2 inner ones, all papyraceous, flavus to flavo- 
virens in color, strongly venose.— 'Malibato" in Manobo. The 
fruits were gathered from the ground under the large old 
tree, the leaves and wood sample were taken from a foot and 
a half thick tree near the old or parent tree. Heavy and 
hard-wood trees the natives commonly call “Malibato”” meaning 
bad stone or like a stone." 

This tree seems to produce wood of the grade known 
commercially as ''Yacal.^ 

Apparently related to Shorea balangeran Burck, but very 
distinct from that species in shape and venation of leaves and 
in size of fruit. 


Shorea sp. aff. S. Vidaliana Brandis 


Large tree. Leaves lanceolate to oblong lanceolate, acu- 
minate at apex, rounded at base, margin entire, glabrous 
above; pubeszence of scattered, branched, whitish hairs, prin- 
cipally on the veins beneath. Young twigs and petioles with 
similar pubescence. Stipules reddish, ovate, pubescent, 4—6 
mm wide and 6—7 mm long, dropping early and leaving 
distinct scars. Secondary veins about 14 pairs, with shorter 
intermediate veins, curved, ascending and approaching close 
together near the margin of the leaf. Tertiary veins parallel 
and reticulate, not very conspicuous. Leaf blade 5—11 cm 
long, 2.3—1.5 em broad; petiole 10—12 mm long. Flowers 
not known. Fruit 10—15 mm tall, 10—14 mm in diam- 
eter. Style projecting, conical, gray tomentose. Longer calyx 
wings spatulate, reddish brown, 6 cm long, 10 mm wide, 
with 8 principal longitudinal veins. Wings very thin and 
oblique, cross wings very conspieuous. Short wings more 
slender and 2 em long. 

I cannot be sure whether or not this is really Shorea 
Vidaliana Brandis. It differs from the description of that spec- 
ies in having a greater number of secondary veins. It is 
closely related, also, to Shorea Curtisii King, of the Malay 


Peninsula, but differs from that species in having smaller 
fruit. 


NOVEMBER 21, 1913] DiPTEROCARPACEAE FROM THE AGUSAN REGION 1957 

No. 14175, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agu- 
san, Mindanao, October, 1912. 

Field notes with this specimen are:— ‘Large tree in wet 
stony soil along a small streamlet of deeply forested shallow 
ravines at 3500. feet altitude and situated between Duros and 
Cawilanan: peaks; trunk straight, terete, 4 feet through, 75. 
feet high or less, only a trifle buttressed at base; wood mod- 
erately hard and tough, white at least the outer portion, 
tasteless, slightly odorous; bark dull brown and sealing in 
rather small plates; main branches mostly toward the top, 
crooked and spreading, rebranched twigs brown and finely 
lenticelled; ascending, flexible; leaves subchartaceous, folded 
Or curved, conduplicate on-the upper darker green side, usually 
twisted. toward the much recurved apex, midvein and lateral 
nerves yellowish beneath;  infrutescence terminal, zigzagly 
branched; fruits pendant and dark green especially the nut 
portion.—'‘Banganon’’ in Manobo.” 


Shorea squamata (Turcz.) Dyer 


No. 13682, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agu- 
san, Mindanao, September, 1912. 

Good flowering material and also young fruit. This is a 
species of rather wide distribution, but it has rarely been 
collected in flower. Collected at an elevation of more than 
1000 meters.--Manobo name “Quailaan.” 


Vatica mindanensis Foxw. n. sp, 


Arbor. Folia chartacea, lanceolata vel elliptico-lanceolata, 
acuminata, e basin cuneatis vel subcuneatis; 8—15.5 cm longis, 
3.5—5.3 cm latis; nervis'secundariis 11— 14; nervis tertiariis 
conspieuis reticulatis; petiolo 15—22 mm longo. Paniculae 
axillares vel subterminales. Stamina connectivi appendici an- 
theram tertia excedente. Stylo columnaris. Stigma capitatis. 

Leaves very thinly coriaceous or chartaceous, lanceolate 
or elliptic lanceolate, long acuminate at the apex, cuneate 
or subcuneate at the base. Lower side of the leaf slightly 
lighter than the upper. Secondary nerves 11—14 pairs, curv- 
ed, ascending, sometimes anastomosing near margin of leaf; 
tertiary veins prominent on both surfaces, forming reticulate 


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pattern. Leaf blade 8—15.5 cm long, 3.5—5.3 cm broad. 
Petioles 15—20 mm long. Young branchlets, twigs, petioles 
and parts of the midrib beneath covered with scattered, fine, 
tufted, peltate scales. Flowers in axillary or subterminal pan- 
icles. Flower about 1 em long. Calyx lobes lanceolate, acute, 
about 3 mm long, elothed with numerous pale, tufted, pel- 
tate scales. Corolla exceeding calyx. Ovary partly immersed 
in receptacle, flatly conical above, surmounted by a columnar 
style, about 1 mm long, which is terminated by a capitate 
or obscurely 3-lobed stigma which is apparently glandular. 
Upper part of ovary pale tomentose. Style glabrous. Anthers 
about 0.5 mm long, the 2 inner cells much shorter than the 

outer. Appendix cf the connective prolonged about 0.33 the 
length of the anther; filament below the anther about 0.5 
the length of the anther cells. Fruit (not quite mature) 3—4 
mm tall; large wings 32 mm long, 11 mm broad, spatulate oblong, 
with 5 principal longitudinal veins and numerous reticulate, 
rather obscure oblique cross veins. The 3 short wings 6—9 
mm long and 1—2.5 mm. wide. 

No. 13680, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agu- 
san, Mindanao, September, 1912, with common name of ‘‘Li- 
loan" in Manobo. 

No. 18359, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agu- 
san, Mindanao, July, 1912, with common;name of “‘Malobagobo.”’ 

No. 13398, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agu- 
san, Mindanao, July, 1912, with common name of ‘‘Binungo’’ 
in Manobo. 

This species is most closely related to Vatica Bureavi Heim, 
of Borneo, and Vatica Blancoana Elmer, of Palawan. It differs 
from the former in its larger and thinner leaves, shorter 
appendage to the connective, columnar instead of ridged 
styles, and glandular-capitate instead of 5-lobed stigmas. It 
differs from the latter species in its larger number of sec- 
ondary veins in the leaves and in having more pubescent 
leaves, twigs, and flowering parts. 

Found at altitudes of 600 to 1100 meters. 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


Vol. VI. Manila, P. I., November 29, 1913. Art. 98. 


LORANTHUS FROM MOUNT URDANETA 
by 
A. D. E. Elmer 


The genus Loranthus in the Philippines ranks more of 
an alpine class of plants than of the low country or valley, 
and is especially abundantly represented in the great forest 
regions of Mindanao. These epiphytic and at least part pa- 
rasitic plants must be able to replenish rapidly, since heavy 
winds are quite destructive to them. Most of my mount 
Urdaneta species of this group of plants were picked up from 
the ground after a heavy storm. This destruction is especially 
great in the higher altitudes or alpine places where the storms 
or typhoons have a clear chance at them and where they 
seem to be most numerous in individuals as well as in kind. 

Four years ago the writer collected in the forests of 
mount Apo a peculiar species whose swollen or nodose 
base was honeycombed and inhabited by ants, similar to the 
bulbs of Hydnophytum, Myrmecodia and Myrmephytum species, 
but not quite so elaborately constructed. Lecanopteris pumila 
Blm. an epiphytic fern has also this same tuberous and in- 
sectivorous character. This Loranthus formicarium Elm. has 
not since been recollected. From that same region I described 
a species whose habit was inclined to creep along limbs of 
the host tree, here and there grafting its tissue into the tis- 
sue of its host. In this article, Loranthus preslii Elm. is also 
reported as a creeper or subscandent shrub. Its stem is only 
as thick as a man's small finger, is 20 feet long and is 


1959 


1960 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Arr. 98 


rather tightly attached to its host or support, though only 
occasionally completely imbedded into the wooddy tissue. Its 
underground origin is not known to me. My new Loranthus 
terminaliflorus has the same habit though only a yard or so 
in length above ground and is very sparingly branched. 

A decade of years ago there were known but few Phil- 
ippine species of Loranthus. A few- years ago all our then 
known material represented about fifty species. When we come 
to know our tree-top flora thouroughly there will be known 
upward of two hundred species of Loranthus in the Philippines. 


Loranthus banahaensis Elm. 


Field-note: Parasitic and epiphytic upon limbs of large 
trees in the humid wooded depression between Duros and 
Cawilanan peaks at 3500 feet; stems several, a yard long or 
less, only occasionally branched and forming tangled masses, 
less than 0.5 inch thick, terete, flexible though easily break- 
ing, eovered with smooth  yellowish gray bark; leaves also 
easily breaking, shining on both sides, pale green especially 
beneath; buds covered with a green bluntly conical rather thick 
bract which toward anthesis bursts irregularly from apex to- 
ward base; flowers erect, strict, usually in small clusters, only 
0.75 inch long, the upper portion of the corolla deep red, 
the basal yellowish to green and tinged with red. ‘‘Candayon’’ 
in Manobo. 

Represented by number 14065, Elmer, Cabadbaran (Mt. 
Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, October, 1912. 

Very common in the subalpine or alpine forests. 


Loranthus cauliflorus Merr. 


Field-note: Epiphytic and part scandent on a steep hu- 
mid densely wooded slope at 3000 feet near the Dalahion river; 
stem tightly cleaving and twining about the limbs of its support, 
less than 0.5 inch thick, compressed, rigid, covered with len- 
ticelled yellowish gray bark, occasionally giving off a branch 
or group of branches; branchlets drooping, lax, terete, green; 
leaves very heavy, hanging, paler beneath, usually twisted toward 
the aper, flat, thick and leathery; fruits in small subsessile 


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clusters, scattered along the branchlets, ellipsoid, 0.25 inch 
long. “Tagdoan’’ in Manobo. 

Represented by number 13773, Elmer, Cabadbaran (Mt, 
Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, September, 1912. 


Loranthus longituba Elm. n. sp. 


Very coarse subparasitic epiphytes; stems few to severa], 
spreading, 1 to 3 m long, 2 to 8 cm thick, rebranched; 
wood odorless, slightly bitter, white or very slightly reddish 
brown tinged, rigid and breaking with a snap, pith brown; 
bark also brown except the smooth or dull gray coarsely checked 
surface; branchlets few, the crooked twigs ascendingly curved 
toward the leaf bearing portion. Leaves opposite or nearly so, 
coriaceous, recurved and folded, heavy, easily breaking, pale 
green beneath, drying dusty brown especially beneath, entire, 
apex rather sharply acute to acuminate, base broadly cordate, 
the average blades 14 cm long by 6 em wide toward the base, 
ovate; petiole 1.5 to 3 cm long, terete, stout, roughened; 
midrib rounded and very pronounced beneath, glabrous though 
similarly roughened, plane on upper side, much darker in co- 
lor; lateral nerves very conspicuous beneath, the primary ones 
3 to 5 pairs although with 1 or 2 relatively obscure basal 
ones which are chiefly divaricate, the others ascendingly curved, 
tips of the basal ones coarsely reticulate, those of the larger 
ones only branched and becoming obscure. Spicate inflores- 
cence usually in clusters from stem and branchlets; rachis 
subglaucous green, terete, yellowish brown lanose, 3 to 13 
em long, generally ascendingly curved; flowers odorless, sirn- 
ilarly disposed, 5 to 8 cm in length, scattered all around 
the stalks from near the base; calyx almost 5 mm long, 
3 mm wide across the truncate or obscurely 5-toothed apex, 
the distal portion enlarged, the two thirds basal part co- 
lumnar and 2.5 mm thick, subtended by a thick acute sim- 
ilarly lanose bract; corolla 5 to 7.5 cm long, fusiformly 
thickened in the middle or above it, the basal one third 
ruber and the middle portion citrinus, the apical portion 
yellowish green, narrowly tubular, glabrous or puberulent 
toward the base on the exterior, the thickest portion 7.5 
mm in diameter; segments 5, twisted at the base, strongly 


1962 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Vor. VI, Arr. 98 


recurved or reflexed, 1.5 mm wide, somewhat tapering to 
the apex, 1.5 em long, roughened on the ventral side toward 
the base, not easily separating toward the base; the valvate 
margins extended into a ruffled edge along the inside of the 
tube; stamens 5, opposite the corolla segments and inserted a 
trifle below the throat; filaments atropurpureus, linear, 7 to 
8 mm long, glabrous, erect, compressed; anther yellowish to 
brown, a8 wide and nearly as long as the filament, also flattened, 
straight, gradually tapering toward the apex into a needle-like 
point; style glabrous, 7 to 8 cm long, green, filiform, flut- 
ed, 0.33 mm thick or slightly thickened toward the pulveru- 
lently ridged distal end. 

Type specimen number 14053, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, Oct- 
ober, 1912. 

Only inhabiting the limbs of lofty trees along the wind 
beaten ridge at 3500 feet altitude, between Duros and Ca- 
wilanan peaks. “Pisawan”” in Manobo. 


Foliage similar to that of Loranthus clementis Merr. but 
our inflorescence is entirely different. 


Loranthus agusanensis Elm. n. sp. 


Epiphytic and part parasitic; stem 1.25 cm thick, 
descending or horizontal, rather slender, only sparingly re- 
branched; bark smooth, greenish gray; wood odorless and 
tasteless, soft and greenish; branchlets green, easily breaking, 
the slender subterete twigs green and glabrous. Leaves similarly 
disposed, also breaking with a snap, rigidly coriaceous, much 
duller green above, its sides equally brown, recurved toward 
the slenderly acuminate apex, base broadly obtuse or cuneate, 
‘entire and subinvolute in the dry state, broadly lanceolate 
for the smaller leaves, otherwise ovately oblong, the larger 
Ones nearly 2 dm in length, varying from 5 to 7 cm wide 
below the middle, opposite, well seattered; petiole less than 
1 em long, glabrous, subterete; midrib conspicuous or ridged 
‘beneath, less so above; lateral nerves 6 to 9 ascending 
pairs, only evident from the upper side, reticulations none. 
‘Spikes lateral or axillary, dark: green, slender, descending, 
3 to 5 em long, only the distal one third densely fower 


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bearing; erect flowers in groups of 3 or upon very short 
stalked triads, subtended by an involucre of 3 bluntly pointed 
and basally united bracts; calyx dark green, 2.5 mm long, 
fully 1.5 mm thick, subterete or angularly flattened, glabrous, 
terminated at the apex by a short rim, cylindrie though 
distinetly narrower at the base; corolla ruber except the 
green apical portion, 2 to 2.5 cm long, tubular, slightly 
enlarged at the base and constricted above it, glabrous; the 
6 segments nearly separating clear down to the base, linear, 
valvate and somewhat ridged on the exterior obtusely pointed 
apex, the distal 5 mm long portion reflexed in anthesis and 
punctate on the dorsal side, averaging 1.5 mm wide; stamens 
also. 6 and of a greenish color, opposite the corolla segments 
and adnate to them 5 mm below the apex; filaments glabrous, 
compressed, 2 mm long, etect; anthers basifixed, linear, a 
trifle louger than the filaments, introrse, acutely pointed; 
style red except the green terminal portion, filiform, glabrous, 
2.5 cm long, terminated by a slightly enlarged greenish 
stigma. 

Type specimen number 13405, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, July, 
1912. 

Collected from trees and even from shrubby climbers in 
dense humid Dipterocarp forested flats at 500 feet above sea. 
““Casandegan”? in Manobo. 

Not Loranthus halconensis Merr. 


Loranthus urdanetensis Elm. n. sp. 


Epiphytic shrub; branches few, ascending or spreading, 

1 m long or less, sparingly branched from near the base, 1.25 
em thick, terete but crooked and nodose or burly, very rigid, 
covered with smooth brown bark. Leaves opposite or subopposite 
or even alternate, ascending or horizontal, dull green above, 
paler beneath, nearly flat or only the acuminate apex recurved, 
curing reddish brown beneath and blackish brown above, broadly 
_ lanceolate or the larger ones narrowly oblong, entire, base ob- 
tuse, 7 to 10 cm long, 2 to 3 cm wide at or a trifle below 
the middle; midrib conspicuous beneath and darker brown; lat- 
eral nerves barely evident from the upper side, about 3 to 5 pairs, 


1964 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Not, VI, Arr. 95 


reticulations none; petiole 3 mm long, very dark reddish brown 
on the dry specimens. Inflorescence upon slender glabrous 
red pendant 2 to 3 cm long stalks, generally solitary from the 
leaf axils or from their scars; flowers densely clustered at the 
distal end of the peduncle, odorless, upon umbellately dis- 
posed triads; pedicels of triads 2 to 3 mm long, glabrate, sub- 
articulate but not bracteate at the base, terminated by an in- 
voluere of 3 sharply pointed thick bracts; calyx sessile, its 
basal portion green, otherwise red, turbinate, 3 mm long, te- 
rete, gradually thickened from base toward apex, truncate, the 
&hort rim-like portion roundly enlarged; corolla 0.5 em long or 
longer, deep blood red except the yellow apical segments, gradual- 
ly expanded toward the apex, pulverulent on the exterior, other- 
wise glabrous; segments 5, ligulate, averaging 2 mm wide, the 
nearly 1 cm long apical portion reflexed in anthesis and 
puberulent on the dorsal side, tips obtuse; stamens as many as 
corolla segments and opposite them; filaments also reddish, 
erect, compressed, inserted upon the throat, also glabrous, 5 
mm long; anther yellow, basifixed, 1 mm shorter, about as 
wide as the filaments, basifixed, apex obtusely rounded, in- 
trorse; style yellowish above the middle, terete, 4 cm long, 
smooth, 0.75 mm thick, bearing a subglobose green stigma. 

Type specimen number 14092, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, Oct- 
ober, 1912. 

Discovered this high alpine Loranthus upon inelining 
trunks and limbs of the moss laden cold and summit peaks 
at 6000 feet altitude of the mountain after which it is 
named. The vernacular Manobo name is ''Sinangson." 

Our present new species is distinct from the low valley 
species, Loranthus agusanensis Elm., in having its triads arrang- 
ed umbellately rather than spicately. Not Loranthus halconensis 


Merr. because of small leaves, more slender peduneles, shorter 
calyx and with longer corollas. 


Loranthus curtiflora Elm. n. sp. 


Epiphytie; stem 3 dm long or longer, few to several, 
rebranched, ascending, erooked and nodulose, roughened with 
small blunt excrescences; the short ultimate ones compressed, 


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green, glabrous, the internodal portion usually expanded toward 
the distal end. Leaves opposite, rather numerous along the 
ultimate branchlets, leaving large scars after falling, ascend- 
ing, rigidly coriaceous, nearly flat, obovately elliptic, glab- 
rous, curing black on both sides, the entire margins subinvolute 
in the dry state, somewhat paler green beneath, rounded at apex, 
broadly obtuse at base, 6 cm by 3 cm wide at or a trifle above 
the middle, frequently smaller; petiole 5 mm long at least, 
glabrous, black on the dry specimens; midrib rather prominent 
beneath only; lateral nerves oblique, 3 to 5 pairs, relatively 
obseure, branched or anastomosing toward their tips, slightly 
plainer on the upper side, reticulations obscure. Spikes solitary 
but from all leaf axils, strict, ascending, 1 cm long or less, 
also glabrous, black, subterete, heavy, at its end with 1 to 8 
flowers; flowers deciduous, upon 3 to 5 mm long glabrous 
pedicels or subsessile; pedicels stout, articulate at the base, 
divaricate except the terminal usually shorter one at the dis- 
tal end provided with a whorl of 3 bluntly pointed persistent 
bracts; calyx a trifle shorter though thicker, yellowish green, 
cylindrie, terminated by an expanded truncate rim; corolla 
inflated, glabrous, 1,5 cm long, deep yellow; the 6 segments 
separating down to the middle and ultimately to the base, linearly 
oblong, 4.5 mm wide across the middle, occasionally a trifle un- 
equal in size, narrowed toward both ends; the reflexed portion 
greenish in color, about 5 mm long, obovately oblong from the 
back side, bearing upon the ventral surface a prominent triangu- 
larly shaped fleshy appendage; stamens 5, inserted a trifle be- 
low the corolla throat and opposite the segments; filaments 
subterete, 1 to 2 mm long, fleshy, glabrous, adnate to the whole 
length of the corolla, erect; anther purplish, basifixed, nearly 
3 mm long, as wide as the filament, truncately rounded at 
apex; style terminated by a flattened capitate stigma. Young 
fruits subglaucous. 

Type specimen number 14089, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, Oct- 
ober, 1912. 

In the humid cold and mossy summit peak of Masay or 
mount Urdaneta at 6000 feet altitude. ‘‘Imbay’’ is its ver- 
naeular Manobo name. 


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Loranthus surigaoensis Elm. n. sp. 


Epiphytic and subparasitic, upon the uppermost limbs oí 
trees; stem» ascending, branched from near the base, bendable; 
wood whitish and pith brown, covered with a smooth brown 
bark. Leaves opposite, copious, ascending, thickly coriaceous, 
blackish when dry, flat, often appearing somewhat inequilateral 
entire, sharply or bluntly acuminate, the larger ones 4 cm 
long by 1.25 em wide across the middle or just below it, 
base obtuse or cuneate, glabrous; midrib black and conspicuous 
beneath; lateral ascending nerves about 3 to 4 on each side 
and very minute or obscure, retieulations none; petiole 3 to 
5 cm. long, similar to the midrib in color both in the fresh 
and in the dry state. Panicle ascending, strict, slender, solitary 
or in axillary pairs, less than 1 em long, glabrous, normally 
terminated by 2 divaricate flowers; pedicel 1 to 3 mm long, 
articulate at the base, terminated by a broadly 3-toothed 
eupular rim; calyx cylindrie, glabrous, green, solitary and 
sessile, its rim relatively broad and truncate, bud corolla 
1.25 em long, glabrous, ovately elongated, striately ridged 
on the exterior, apparently becoming 6-segmented, the distal 
portion becoming reflexed; stamens 6, opposite the segments 
and inserted upon the throat, anthers introrse; style smooth, 
as long as the corolla with stamens, terete and fleshy, slightly 
thickened toward the greenish stigma. 

Type specimen number 14098, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, Oct- 
ober, 1912. 

Small bunches upon Quercus vidalii Vil. in the wet forested 


depression between the two to three summit peaks of Urda- 
neta at 6250 feet altitude. 


Related to the preceding. 


Loranthus miniatus Elm. n. sp. 


Epiphytic and part parasitie, upon a tree ; branches 1 to 
nearly 2 m long, freely rebranched; twigs green and terete, 2.5 
em thick at the base, sprinkled with minute lenticels. Leaves 
descending, flat, opposite, widely scattered, rigidly. coriaceous, 
quite a little paler green beneath, sessile, entire, curing caesius 


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on both sides, variable in zise and generally with some defect 
or even broken, ovate in outline except for the slenderly 
tapering acuminate usually subfaleate apex, base broadly round- 
ed and somewhat cordate, 2 dm in length more or less, relatively 
1 dm wide below the middle, glabrous; midrib very stout and 
compressed especially toward the base; lateral nerves 6 to 9 
on each side, slightly raised or prominent beneath, the basal 
ones divaricate, the upper ones ascending and the much ascend- 
ingly curved tips united, reticulations none. Inflorescence 
occasionally terminal, usually axillary; spikes horizontal, dark 
reddish brown, 5 to 8 cm long, terete, solitary or in threes, 
glabrous, alternatingly bearing small groups of flowers; flowers 
erect, solitary or in small sessile groups, vermillion red from the 
base to within two thirds of the top, then a white or creamy white 
band and the apical one third murinus in color; calyx nearly 
5 mm long, 2 mm thick, angularly terete especially at the 
slightly enlarged base, glabrous, densely glandular, the rotately 
spreading rim truncate or obscurely lobulate, the marginal por- 
tion very thin and finely lacerate; corolla 3 cm long, glabrous, 
slender in the bud state, only the external apical portion 
strongly reflexed, the lobes ultimately splitting clear down to 
the base, leathery, 2 mm wide at the base, gradually tapering to 
the thick apical portion which is less than one half as wide; 
stamens 6; filaments flat, glabrous, 1 mm long, inserted oppo- 
site the corolla segments at or a trifle below the throat; an- 
thers 5 mm long, narrowly linear, 0.5 mm wide, the connective 
nearly black, the cell walls subhyaline, gradually tapering to 
a fine point; style as long as the corolla and of the same color, 
terete, very obscurely constricted at the base. 

Type specimen number 13276, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, July, 
1912. 

Collected upon a species of Canarium on a forested ridge 
at 1250 feet altitude. "'Payan" in Manobo. 

Both of my Loranthus merrüli and Loranthus aurantiacus 
have their flowers upon triads. 


Loranthus aurantiacus Elm. n. sp. 


Epiphytie and part parasitic, upon limbs of trees; stems 
several or few, widely spreading, rebranched, covered with a 


Art. 98 
1968 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY {Vor. VI, 


rough yellowish gray bark; young twigs green, dedi 
subcompressed, bendable. Leaves ovate to ovate à k a 
chiefly descending, shining and very smooth on i A ge 
yet paler green beneath, bluntly acute to Kerpen ` ge 
recurved, otherwise flat, entire, exceedingly variable = me 
opposite, glabrous, the larger ones 1.5 dm long by dad 
wide below the middle or the smaller ones only one d 
as large, frequently a trifle inequilateral toward the broa y 
obtuse or subrounded base, caesius in the dry state, o 
petiole compressed especially the dorsal portion; pe 
nerves quite evident from beneath, ascending and the Sa 
ones much curved toward the tips which are only ger 
united, reticulations few and obscure, 4 to 7 on each dct 
according to size of blade. Spikes solitary or 2 to 3-clustered, 
terminal or from the uppermost leaf axils, dark green, glab- 
rous, subterete, drying dark brown, flowers odorless, scat- 
tered in triads along the upper side chiefly from near the 
base, the short but thick common stalk also green, articu- 
lately constricted at the base; calyx yellowish green, about 
5 mm long, glabrous and glandular punctate, thickened at 
the cupular calyx rim, 3.5 mm across and obscurely 6-lob- 
ed or lacerate at the very thin truncate margins; corolla 
bud 5 mm thick at the base, otherwise thinner except the 
slightly thickened and subelliptic apical portion, tube light 
aurantiacus except the glaucous green band beneath the 
dull green apical portion; corolla segments 6, valvate, the 
apical 6 mm first becoming reflexed, finally the segments 
splitting clear down to nearly the base which is however 
united, glabrous on both sides, nearly 2 cm in total length, 
fleshy, 3 mm wide at or near the basal portion, gradually 
narrowed toward the distal end which is only one half as 
wide; stamens or anthers erect, purplish, sessilely inserted 
upon the throat of the segments and opposite them, flat, 6 
mm long, 0.75 mm wide, linear, sharply pointed, the cells 
along the ventral marginal side; style subterete, equalling 
the stamens or longer, slightly constricted at the very base, 
surrounded by an obscure ovary rim, apical one half or 
stigmatic portion green, basal portion aurantiacus. 
Type specimen number 13774, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, Sep- 


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tember, 1912. 

Collected from limbs of large trees in a steep forested 
ravine at 3000 feet altitude, between Duros and Cawilanan 
peaks on the Dalahion river side. Its Manobo name is 
“Taydoan.” 

Loranthus merrillii Elm, as to. inflorescence, but our 
leaves are distinctly nerved, apices more acuminate and with 
less rounded bases. 


Loranthus preslii Elm. n sp. 


' Creeping or subscandent along small tree trunks or limbs 
of large trees; stem 1.25 cm thick, terete but crooked; main 
branches rigid, ascending, sparingly rebranched, also terete and 
rather smooth, the terminal portion angular. Leaves rigid and 
easily breaking with a snap, alternate to subopposite but 
usually in whorls of 3, the sharp acuminate point recurved, 
folded upon the upper duller green surface, drying dull reddish 
brown, broadly lanceolate or narrowly elongated, entire, the 
average blades 1 dm long by 2.5 cm wide below the middle, 
frequently longer and broader, base obtuse or subrounded in 
the large leaves; petiole stout, 1.5 to 3 cm long, flat when 
dry, glabrous, leaving large scars after falling; midrib quite 
conspicuous toward the base, lateral nerves very obscure, about 
4 to 6 on each side. Inflorescent clusters chiefly along the 
branches, occasionally along the stem, solitary or 2 to 3-cluster- 
ed; peduncle pendantly recurved, 1 cm long, yellowish brown 
velutinous, bearing at its distal end a dense umbel of triads; 
pedicels thick, 1 to 2 mm long, even more densely velutinous, 
artieulate and ebracteate at base, terminated by an involucre 
of 3 sharply pointed bracts, similar in vestiture; flowers in 
groups of 3 and sessile, pendant, odorless, limp, each flower 
subtended by a thick and rather acuminate pointed bract, the 
stalk as well as the back of the bracts puberulent; calyx 
yellowish green, cylindrie though narrower at the base, very 
finely and rather densely pubescent, 4.5 mm long, about one 
half as wide as thick across the 5 irregularly apiculate apex, 
incarnatus except the green apical portion; corolla tube straight 
and nearly equal in thickness, 2.5 mm long, puberulent on 
the exterior; segments 5, separating nearly to the base, linear, 


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1.5 mm wide, the distal 5 to 6 mm long portion strongly 
reflexed in anthesis; stamens also 5, opposite the segments 
and inserted upon the throat; filaments glabrous, 2.5 mm long, 
carnosus, subterete, erect; anthers basifixed, a trifle shorter and 
as wide as the filaments, obtuse at apex; style incarnatus 
except toward the stigma, smooth, at least 3 cm long, arising 
from a rim-like base, gradually becoming thinner toward the 
minute green stigma. 

Type specimen number 13741, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, Sep- 
tember, 1912, 

This elegant species was discovered in the moss laden woods 
upon'one of the few summit peaks of Masay (the Manobo name 
for mount Urdaneta), at 5750 feet altitude. Its stem is only one 
half an inch thick and was tightly creeping along a small 
tree stem from the ground up to 20 feet high or until it 
reached the lower brauches, before it itself terminated into 
branches without forming nodules. ''Matawanuns" in Manobo. 
Dedicated to Karel Boriwog Presl. 

Leaves narrower and more acute at base, peduncle shorter, 
with longer corolla than in Loranthus halconensis Merr. Not 
Loranthus malifolius Presl because its leaves are not ovate; neither 
is it Loranthus haenkeanus Presl because its leayes are narrower, 


corolla three times as long and not glabrous. What Loranthus 
barthei van Tiegh. is 1 do not know. 


Loranthus incarnatifloras Elm. n. comb. Loranthus incar- 


natus Elm. Leafl. Philip. Bot. 11; 1070, 1911, not Loranthus 
incarnatus Jack. 


Loranthus terminaliflorus Elm. n. sp. 


Seandent along the lower side of small stems; stem 
flexible, terete, less than an ordinary lead peneil in thickness, 
occasionally branched and grafted into its support, 1 to 2 
m high; branches few, divarieate or descending, slender, 3 
to 8 dm long, very seldom rebranched. Leaves opposite, 
rigidly coriaceous, shining deep green above, yellowish green 
beneath, the entire margins somewhat curved upon the nether 
side at least when dry, curing unequally brown on the two 


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sides, the slenderly and sharply acuminate apex recurved or 
apices bluntly obtuse in the large leaves, base rounded or 
in the large leaves obscure, cordate and frequently a trifle 
inequilateral, very unequal in size, the smaller ones broadly 
lanceolate, the larger ones oblong or ovately oblong, 15 to 20 cm 
long by nearly one half as wide below the middle though fre- 
quently smaller; midrib brownish, raised beneath and pul- 
verulent in the young state, plane above; lateral nerves 5 
to 9 pairs, only obscurely visible from the upper surface, 
divaricate, strict, reticulations none; petiole 5 to 8 mm long, 
relatively very thick, plane on the upper side, yellowish 
pulverulent when young. Inflorescence upon terminal slender 
flexible pendent 1 dm long or shorter branchlets; rachis 
short or 1 to 3 em long, ascendingly curved, deciduous, yel- 
lowish green, light fulvus puberulent or pulverulent, generally 
solitary though occasionally 2 to 3-clustered, suberect; flowers 
odorless, erect, erowded, deciduous, falling from base toward 
apex, in threes upon cupular broadly 3-toothed triads dense- 
ly arranged along the entire upper side of the rachis, all 
similar in vestiture; calyx angular, red, subglabrous, 2 mm 
long, with a membranously margined subtruncate or roundly 
toothed expanded rim and obseurelv fusiformly thickened be- 
low the middle; corolla tubular, conspicuously constricted 
toward the base and more or less angular, again slightly 
enlarged, nearly 3 cm long, glabrous and smooth; segments 
6, deep fiery red or ultimately light purpureus, separating 
nearly to the base, 1.75 mm wide a trifle below the middle, 
the 6 mm long distal portion strongly reflexed in anthesis, 
obtusely pointed and puberulent on the dorsal side; stamens 
of an equal number, oppositely inserted upon the segments 
of the corolla at its throat; filaments flattened, smooth, 2 
mm long, erect, strict; anthers yellowish and as long, basi- 
fixed, gradually tapering from the base to the very sharply 
pointed apex. 

Type specimen number 14156, A. D. E, Elmer, Cabadbaran 
(Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, October, 1912. 

Discovered this low “scandent undershrub in dense humid 
woods in the vicinity of lake Doñao at 5000 feet altitude, 
in more or less stony soil. The Manobos call it ''Anting- 
Anting.” 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


Vol. VI. Manila, P. I., December 1, 1913. Art. 99, 


MUSC! NOVI PHILIPPINENSIS—11 
by 
V. F. Brotherus 
. (Helsingfors, Finland) 


DICRANACEAE 


Campylopus (Trichophyli) Copelandii Broth. n. sp. 


Dioieus; robustus, caespitosus caespitibus densis, viridibus, 
inferne fuscescentibus, sericeo-nitidis; caulis erectus vel adscendens, 
usque ad 10 em longus, fusco-rubro-tomentosus, dense foliosus, 
simplex vel dichotome romosus; folia aequilonga, erecto-patentia, 
canalieulato-coneava, e basi oblongo-lanceolata sensim longissime 
et anguste subulata, mutiea vel in pilum breve, tenue, hya- 
linum, serrulatum producta, usque ad 11 mm longa, margin- 
ibus erectis, summo apice serrulatis, nervo latisimo basi 
plus quam dimidiam partem laminae, apice subulam lotam 
occupante, dorso laevi, cellulis ventralibus inanibus, cellulis 
superioribus laminae minutis, rhomboideis, basin versus sensim 
longioribus, lumine anguste elliptieo, basilaribus internis, te- 
neris, laxe rectangularibus, marginalibus angustis, limbum 
pluriseriatum, hyalinum efformantibus, alaribus parum numer- 
osis, laxis, rubris vel hyalinis. Caetera ignota. 

Type specimen 830, E. B. Copeland, Mt. Banahao, Province 
of Laguna, Luzon. 

Species pulcherrima Campylopus Foxworthyi Broth. affinis, 
sed statura multo robustiore, foliis longissime subulatis, nervo 
latissimo faciliter dignoscenda. 


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HOOKERIACEAE 


Chaetomitrium (Leiocarpae) Elmeri Brotn. n. sp. 


Dioieum; robustiuseulum, caespitosum, caespitibus densis, 
rigidis, lutescenti-viridibus, aetate fuscescentibus, nitidiusculis; 
caulis elongatus, repens, per totam longitudinem fusco-radiculosus, 
densissime ramosus, ramis erectis, c. 1 em vel paulum ultra 
longis, dense et turgide foliosis, simplicibus vel parce ramu- 
losis, obtusis; folia ramea laxe imbricata, cochleariformi-con- 
cava, ovalia, obtusissima vel subtruncata, dorso superne tu- 
berculis numerosis, in seriebus transversis dispositis ornata, 
marginibus erectis, minutissime serrulatis, summo apice cren- 
ulatis, nervis binis, brevissimis, tenuibus cellulis angustis- 
sime linearibus, basilaribus infimis luteis, alaribus paucis, 
minutis, hyalinis; bracteae perichaetii internae multo majores, 
erectae, plieatae, oblongae, obtusissimae, emarginatae, subula 
brevissima terminatae, superne argute serratae, enerves; seta 
usque ad 2.5 em alta, flexuosa, superne scaberrima, rubra; 
theca deoperculata suberecta, obovata, sicca superne contrac- 
tula, pachydermis, fusco-rubra peristomium normale. Caetera 
ignota. 

Type specimen 12398, A. D. E. Elmer, Magallanes (Mt. 
Giting-Giting), Province of Capiz, Sibuyan, May, 1910. 

Species pulcherrima, ab omnibus congeneribus adhue cognitis 
foliorum structura jam facillime dignoscenda. 


HYPNACEAE 
Elmeriobryum philippinense Broth. n. gen. et n. sp. 


Robustiuseulum, caespitosum, caespitibus densiusculis, rigidi- 
usculis, lutescentibus, nitidis; caulis elongatus, procumbens, 
dense et turgide foliosus, dense pinnatim ramosus, ramis erecto-pa- 
tentibus, 1—2 em longis, singulis longioribus, pinnatim ramulosis, 
dense foliosis, teretibus, acutis; folia laxe imbricata, cochleari- 
formi-concava, vix decurrentia, ovalia, subito in acumen breve, 
lanceolato-subulatum contracta, marginibus plus minusve dis- 
tincte recurvis, superne erectis ibidamque minute serrulatis, 
nervis binis, brevibus, tenuibus, cellulis incrassatis, lamine 


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flexuosulo, angustissime lineari, alaribus paucis, minutis, ovali- 
bus, omnibus laevissimis. Caetera ignota. 

Type specimen 8374 (Gollonia philippinensis Broth. in sched.), 
A. D. E. Elmer, Baguio, Province of Benguet, Luzon, January, 
1907. 


Elmeriobryum assimile Broth. n. sp. 


Species praecedenti valde affinis, sed colore viridi folio- 
rumque cellulis alaribus numerosis, in ventrem excavatum 
dispositis dignoscenda. 

Type specimen 8449, A. D. E. Elmer, Baguio, Province of 
Benguet, Luzon, January, 1907. 


Ectropothecium Elmeri Broth. n. sp. 


Dioieum;  gracilescens, caespitosum, caespitibus densius- 
eulis, molliculis, lutescenti-viridibus, nitidiusculis; caulis elong- 
atus, repens per totam longitudinem fasciculatim fusco-radic- 
ulosus, dense foliosus, dense et regulariter pinnatim ramosus, 
ramis patulis, vix ultra 7 mm longis, simplicibus, obtusis; 
folia faleata, concaviuscula, e basi subtruncata ovato-lanceolata, 
breviter subulato-acuminata, marginibus erectis, minutissime 
serrulatis, enervia vel nervis binis, brevissimis, cellulis anguste 
linearibus, laevissimis, basilaribus laxioribus, alaribus sat nu- 
merosis, laxis, hyalinis. Caetera ignota. 

Type specimen 10004, A. D. E. Elmer, Dumaguete (Cuer- 
nos Mts.), Province of Negros Oriental, Negros, May, 1908. 

Species Ectropotherium subintorquato Broth. habitu similis, 
sed mollitie foliisque cellulis alaribus laxis instructis dignoscenda. 


HYPNODENCRACEA. 


Mniodendron (Comatulina) mindanense Broth. n. sp. 


Dioicum; robustiuseulum, rigidum, laete viride, opacum; 
rhizoma brevis, fusco-tomentosa; caules secundarii approximati, 
usque ad 4 cm longi, atrofusci, glabri, infra simplices et a 
foliis squamaeformibus, remotis, patentibus, aetate delapsis 
obtecti, superne in comam simplicem ramosi, ramis patentibus, 
usque ad 3 cm longis, flexuosulis, dense foliosis, simplicibus 


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vel subpinnatim ramulosis; folia squamaeformia e basi semiam- 
plexicauli, brevissime decurrente, late ovata sensim longe el 
anguste acuminata, basi pluries plicata, marginibus erectis, 
basi integris, dein minute, superne grosse et simpliciter ser- 
ratis, nervo crasso, excedente, superne dorso parce serrato, 
cellulis conformibus, elongate rectangularibus, incrassatis, mar- 
ginalibus minoribus, limbum bistratosum efformantibus; folia 
ramea patentia, haud decurrentia, e basi ovata sensim longe 
et anguste lanceolato-subulata, pluries plieata, marginibus, 
erectis, infima basi integris, dein argute, superne saepe gem- 
inatim serrata, nervo crassiusculo, excedente, dorso superne 
serrato, cellulis, rectangularibus, paulum incrassatis, basin versus 
seusim longioribus, marginalibus minoribus, abbreviatis, limbum 
bistratosum efformantibus, alaribus sat numerosis, haud in- 
crassatis, laxis, subquadratis; perichaetia 1—4; seta 5 cm alta, 
fusco-rubra; theca subhorizontalis, asymmetrica, subcylindrica, 
pachydermis, fusca, costata et sicca seriata, operculum e basi 
conica oblique rostratum. 

Type specimen 14191 exp., A. D. E. Elmer, Cabadbaran 
(Mt. Urdaneta), Provinee of Agusan, Mindanao, October, 1912. 

Species Mniodendron Korthalsii Bryol. jav. valde affinis, 
sed foliis rameis longius et angustius acuminatis, minutius 
serratis, cellulis minoribus, marginalibus abbreviatis dignoscenda. 


LEUCOBRYACEAE. 
Schistomitrium subrobustum Broth. n. sp, 


Dioieum; robustum, caespitosum, caespitibus laxis, mollibus, 
albescenti-viridibus, opacis; caulis erectus, usque ad 5 em longus, 
parce fusco-radiculosus, densissime foliosus, dichotome ramosus; 
folia erecto-patentia, stricta concava, e basi ovati lanceolata, 
cucullata, fusco-mucronata, usque ad 7 mm longa et c. 1.6 
mm lata, marginibus superne conniventibus, integerrimis, limbo 
inferne 4—5-seriato, superne sensim angustiore. Caetera ignota. 

Type specimen 14111, A4. D. E. Elmer, Cabadbaran (Mt. 
Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, August, 1912. 


Species Schistomitrium robusto Doz, et Molk. simillima, sed 
foliis limbo pauciseriato dignoscenda. 


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NECKERACEAE. 


Endotrichella Elmeri Broth. n. sp. 


Caulis primarius brevis, fusco-tomentosus; caules secundarii 
numerosi, approximati, vix ultra 5 em longi, arcuati vel 
flexuosi, e basi jam dense foliosi, pallide virides, inferne fus- 
cescentes, simplices, obtusi; folia patentia, sicca laxe imbricata, 
apice flexuoso, concava, plicata, oblongo-ovalia, sensim in cus- 
pidem longum attenuata, marginibus basi recurvis, dein erectis, 
e medio ad apicem minute et inaequaliter serratis, cuspide 
integro; nervis binis, brevibus; cellulis superioribus laxe rhom- 
boideis, basin versus sensim longioribus, alaribus paucis, ab- 
breviatis; bracteae perichaetii erectae, seta, breviores, internae 
e basi vaginante, superne incisa breviter subulatae; seta brevis; 
theca oblonga, fusca. Caetera ignota. 

Type specimen 14258, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabadbaran (Mt. 
Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, October, 1912. 

Species Endotrichella eleganti (Doz. et Molk.) affinis, sed 
foliis densioribus oblongo-ovalibus, minutius serratis, cellulis 
superioribus laxioribus optime diversa. 


Symphysodontella (Pseudo-Pterobryum) Elmeri Broth. 
n. Sp. 


Dioica; tenella, fusceseanti-viridis, nitida; caulis primarius 
filiformis, plusminusve fusco-radieulosus; caules secundarii 
inter se ramoti, usque ad 4 em longi, inferne simplicis, foliis 
squamaeformibus, adpressis, saepe destructis praediti, dein lax- 
iuseula foliosi, dense pinnatim ramosi, ramis patentibus, vix 
ultra 1 em longis complanatis, simplicibus vel subsimplicibus 
singulis longioribus, pinnatim ramulosis; folia patentia, sub- 
convolutaceo-oblonga, raptim elongate loriformi-subulata, mar- 
ginibus integris, in subula distincte serrulatis, nervo distinc- 
tissimo, fere ad basin subulae producto, cellulis anguste linea- 
ribus, infimis laxis, abbreviatis, inter se porosis, fuscis, ala- 
ribus haud diversis, omnibus laevissimis; bracteae perichaetii 
internae erectae, elongate oblongae, sensim longissime lanceolato- 
subulatae, integrae vel subintegráe, nervo elongato, cellulis 
elongatis, angustissimis, basilaribus laxis, teneris; seta brevis- 


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sima; theca immersa, erecta, oblonga, pallide fusca; exostomii- 
dentes longe infra orificium thecae oriundi, lanceolato-subulati, 
lutescentes, linea media exarati, laevissimi, endostomium im- 
perfectum; spori 0.035—0.040 mm, virides, papillosi; operculum 
e basi conica breviter et recte rostratum; calyptra mitraeformis, 
pluriloba, opereulum tantum obtegens, nuda. 

Type specimen 11868, A. D. E. Elmer, Todaya (Mt. Apo), 
District of Davao, Mindanao, September, 1909. 

Species Symphysodontella subulatae Broth. affinis, sed statura 
minore, caule secundario dense et regulariter pinnato nec non 
sporis duplo majoribus, viridibus dignoscenda. 


ORTHOTRICHACEA E. 


Macromitrium (Leiostoma) assimile Broth. n. sp. 

Dioieum; gracilescens, caespitosum, caespitibus densis, late 
extensis, fuscescenti-viridibus, intus fuscescentibus, vix nitid- 
iuseulis; caulis elongatus, repens densissime ramosus, ramis 
ereetis, usque ad 2 cm longis, dense foliosis simplicibus, acutis; 
folia ramea arcte spiraliter contorta, humida erecto-patentia, 
carinato-concava, elongate et anguste lanceolato-ligulata, plus 
minusve obtusa, nervo excedente longe aristata, usque ad 1.7 
mm longa, marginibus basi anguste recurvis, integris, nervo 
rufescente, in aristam elongatam, integram excedente, cellulis 
majuseulis, subquadratis, haud incrassatis, valde pellucidis, 
papillosis, basilaribus elongatis, incrassatis, lumine angustissimo, 
ad plicas grosse papillosis; bracteae perichaetii longiores et 
latiores, sensim acuminatae; seta c. 1.5 cm alta, tenuis, rubra, 
sublaevis; calyptra nuda. Caetera ignota. 

Type specimen 11663, A. D. E. Elmer, Todaya (Mt. Apo), 
Distriet of Davao, Mindanao, September, 1909. 

Species pulcherrima, Macromitrium Blumei Nees et Macro- 
mitrium Zollingeri Mit. affinis, sed statura robustiore, ramis 


longioribus, foliusque elongatis, angustis, laxius reticulatis, valde 
pellucidis optime diversa. 


POTTIACEAE. 


Trichostomum pervaginatum Broth. n. sp. 
Dioicum; robustiusculum, caespitosum, caespitibus densis, 


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rigidis, viridibus, inferne fuscescentibus; caulis usque ad 6 
cm longus, adscendens, inferne radiculis longis, fuscis prae- 
ditus, dense foliosus, dichotome ramosus, ramis, fastigiatis; 
folia fragilia, sicca circinato-incurva, humida patentia, e basi 
albieante, nitidissime late vaginante subito elongate lanceolato. 
subulata, carinato-concava, marginibus erectis, integerrimis, 
nervo lutescente, valido, superne angustiore, breviter excedente, 
dorso laevi, cellulis minutis, subquadratis, dense verrucosis, 
vaginalibus linearibus, hyalinis, laevissimis. Caetera ignota. 

Type specimen 11667 (Symblepharis verrucosa Broth. in shed.), 
A. D. E. Elmer, Todaya (Mt. Apo), District of Davao, Min- 
danao, September, 1909. 

Species valde peculiares, ob folia pervaginantia specibus 
Symblepharidis habitu similis, eum Trichostomum subduriuscula 
(C. Müll.) Broth. comparanda. 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


Vol. VI. Manila, P. I., December 6, 1913. Art. 100. 


SEVEN OAKS FROM MOUNT URDANETA 
by 
A. D. E. Elmer 


Quercus reflexa King 


Field-note:—Small or medium sized trees in moist humus co- 
vered soil of a forested ridge at 3000 feet altitude of Giwantanan; 
trunk terete, nearly straight, 1.5 foot thick, 35 feet high or 
higher, branched toward the top, with small buttresses at the 
base; bark thick, roughened with minute lenticels, grayish 
brown; wood hard, nearly odorless and tasteless, with the usual 
brown oak vessels, becoming brownish toward the center; 
main branches relatively short, crookedly rebranched, the rigid 
twigs suberect; leaves ascending or descending when old, thinly 
coriaceous, folded on the upper side, tips recurved, beneath 
greenish white or subglaucous, the young ones yellowish green; 
spikes erect, stout, seldom branched, 3 to 5 inches long; acorns 
short ovoid, the recurved appendages of the cup entirely covering 
the nut or nearly so; cup dull green and tinged with yellow. 
The Manobos call this species ‘‘Lipacon.’’ 

Represented by number 14012, Elmer, Cabadbaran (Mt. 
Urdaneta), Province of Agusan,-Mindanao, October, 1912. 

This alpine species apparently extends along the Pacific 
coast to southern Luzon and possibly in favorable places it 
extends much further north. 


Quercus vidalii Vil. 
Field-note:—Large tree in a very humid forested depression 


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between the Masay or mount Urdaneta peaks at 6000 feet; 
trunk terete and somewhat crooked, 3 to 5 feet in diameter, 
60 feet high, branched from near the middle; wood odorless 
and tasteless, very hard, the thin outer portion brownish white, 
otherwise very dull dark brown; bark nearly 1 inch thiek, 
excrescent on the brownish gray surface, otherwise fuligineus; 
main branches ascending and spreading, crooked, ultimately 
numerously rebranched; twigs erect, forming dense masses; 
leaves ascending, nearly flat, shining deep green above, very 
pale green beneath and avellaneus pubescent, coriaceous Or 
subchartaceous; acorns upon erect stalks, divaricate, very dark 
green, the green cup umber brown pulberulent. ‘‘Lipacon’’ 
is the vernacular Manobo name. 

Represented by number 14096, Elmer, Cabadbaran (Mt. 
Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, October, 1912. 

Typical, because of its glabrous branches; leaves pulver- 
ulent beneath, not pubescent, of the same size, texture and 
eolor as those of the type specimen collected upon the Ca- 
raballo mountains of central Luzon, which is also the 
topotype of Quercus jordamae Lag. with which Villar’s species 
is frequently confused. 


Quercus monticola King 


Field-note:—Rather small trees in the very wet densely 
forested lake Donao basin at 5000 feet and in moss and humus 
covered more or less rocky soil; stem 1.5 foot thick, terete, 
nearly straight, 35 feet high; wood whitish, odorless, bitter, 

| moderately hard; bark yellowish gray, covered with brown 
excrescences, testaceus otherwise; main branches spreading, 
crooked, ultimately numerously rebranched; twigs quite lax, 
ascending; leaves subchartaceous, shining and deep green on 
the upper shallowly folded side, tips strongly recurved, paler 
and duller green beneath; spikes terminal, 1 to 3 inches long, 
yellowish green, erect; acorn also yellowish green, the rugose 
cup dark or dull green. Its native Manobo name is ‘’Lipacon.’’ 
. Represented by number 14101, Elmer, Cabadbaran (Mt. 
Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, October, 1912. 


DECEMBER 6, 1913] Seven Oaks FROM Mount URDANETA 1983 


Quercus soleriana Vid. 


Field-note:—Small trees in stony soil of the summit of 
Duros peak at 4000 feet; stem 10 inches thick, crooked, sub- 
terete, crookedly branched from the middle, 30 feet high; 
wood oak-like, the sapwood white, tough, heavy, odorless 
and tasteless; bark rather thick, dull brown and gray mixed, 
smooth, also latericius below the epidermis clear to the 
sapwood; branches crooked, ascending, finally numerously re- 
branched, ascending twigs grayish white and lenticelled; leaves 
ascending, thinly chartaceous, deeply folded upon the upper 
shining green side, apex strongly recurved, very much paler 
green beneath; inflorescence erect, the rachis yellowish green, 
the sourish smelling flowers yellow; its few branches ascending 
and recurved toward their ends. ''Oyagan" in Manobo. 

Represented by number 13568, Elmer, Cabadbaran (Mt. 
Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, August, 1912. 


Quercus lipacon Elm. n. sp. 


Small tree; stem 3 dm thick, 12 m high, terete, some- 
what erooked; wood hard, avellaneus toward the center, odorless 
and whithout taste, tough, heavy; bark roughened with dense 
lenticels or excrescences, grayish, reddish brown except the 
epidermis; main branehes chiefly toward the top, crookedly 
rebranched; twigs numerous, ascending, quite rigid, young 
portion seurfy brown puberulent. Leaves quite copious, alternate, 
ascending or horizontal, chartaceous, folded on the upper deeper 
green glabrous side, apex slenderly acuminate or subcaudate 
and recurved, the base broadly obtuse or bluntly cuneate, 
ovately oblong or merely oblongish, subglaucous beneath except 
the seurfy brown pulverulence, the larger ones 15 cm long 
by 6 cm wide across the middle or just below it, often smaller, 
entire; midrib ridged and seurfy beneath, smooth and glabrous 
above and relatively conspieuous; lateral nerves 7 to 9 pairs, 
oblique, strict except the ascendingly curved tips which become 
obsolete, all similar in prominence and vestiture on the nether 
side, cross bars faint beneath, reticulations very minute on 
the upper surface only; petiole 5 to 10 mm long, thickened 
toward the base, flat along the upper side especially toward 
the distal end, glabrate when old. Spikes stout, erect, green, 


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terete, terminal, solitary though usually few clustered, nearly 
straight, scurfy brown puberulent, 5 mm thick more or less, 
1 to 5 cm long; fruits densely clustered from near the base, 
2.5 cm long by 2 em wide below the middle; glans flatly 
ovoid, dark green and deep brown when dry, about as large 
as the full sized entire fruit, smooth and glabrous except the 
rather sharply pointed puberulent apical point, only the basal 
one third within the cup; calyx cup shallow, 2 cm across, 
5 to 8 mm deep, much thickened at the short basal stalk, 
whithout rings but densely rugulose and covered by a fulvus 
con” in puberulence. 

Type specimen number 13735, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, Sep- 
tember, 1912. 

Colleeted upon a steep forested ridge in a well drained 
compact red soil at 3500 feet altitudde of Duros peak. ''Lipa- 
Manobo. 

Of Quercus ovalis Blco., Quercus blancoi Vid., Quercus clementis 


Merr. and Quercus llanosi A. DC., it comes nearest being the 
last one named. 


Quercus copelandi Elm. n. sp. 


Only of middle size or a larger tree; trunk 7 dm through, 20 
m high, terete, buttressed at the very base, branched from near 
the middle or from above it; wood only moderately hard, white 
or with a slight yellowish tinge, more or less streaked with 
browner vessels, tasteless, almost odorless; bark thick, grayish 
brown and densely roughened with excrescences, castaneus other- 
wise; main branches ascending, ultimately numerously rebranch- 
ed; twigs lax, greenish, aseending, glabrous, drying dull gray. 
Leaves glabrous, alternate, chiefly ascending, submenbranous or 
thinly chartaceous, flat, the gradually tapering and sharply acu- 
minate apex recurved, base obtusely rounded, oblongish, curing 
unequally grayish on its two sides, entire, variable in size, the 
smaller one 8 em long, the larger blades 15 em long and 6 em 
wide across the middle, paler green or subglaucous beneath: 
midrib pronounced beneath, yellowish gray; lateral nerves 7 to 9 
pairs, oblique, strict except the ascendingly curved tips which 
gradually become indistinet, cross bars very faint, minutely artic- 


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ulate on the upper surface only; petiole 1 to 1.5 cm long, 
subterete, also glabrous. Infrutescence mostly terminal from the 
leaf bearing twigs or upon special branchlets; spikes generally 
clustered, stout yet comparatively slender and flexible, terete, yel- 
lowish gray when dry though glabrous, 1 to 2 dm in length, 
frequently recurved or even pendant because of the heavy fruits; 
glans 2.25 cm across and about as long, short and bluntly ovoid, 
the upper one third exserted and short or appressed fuzzy brown 
hairy, curing yellowish brown, truncately rounded at the apex 
which bears the cireularly sunken bluntly apiculate point; eup 
subturbinate towards the short yet distinet stalk, 3.5 em thick 
across the middle, the basal portion fairly smooth or only obscurely 
rugose toward the apical portion, rather densely ringed but without 
apiculations or scales, cup with nut or glan 4 cm. long. 

Type specimen number 13965, 4. D. E. Elmer, Cabadbaran 
(Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, October, 1912. 

This fine oak was discovered in stony soil near a rocky 
forested ridge along the Catangan creek at 3000 feet altitude. 
The large heavy nuts are persistent, and often I have seen 
the Manobos gather bunches of the branchlets with the fruit 
and hang them up in their houses as ornaments. I myself 
have in my study a bunch over a year old and from which 
none of the acorns have as yet fallen. This also the Manobos 
call ‘‘Lipacon.’’ Dedicated to Dr. E. B. Copeland. 

Foliage similar to Quercus merrittii Merr. as well as to a 
few other allied Philippine species, but fruits dissimilar. Most 
closely related to Quercus apoensis Elm. but acorns longer and 
cup twice as deep. 


Quercus bicolorata Elm. n. sp. 


Large tree; trunk over 1 m in diameter, 25 m high, 
terete, somewhat crooked, branched from above the middle; 
wood hard, tough and heavy, the white outer portion grad- 
ualy changing to the central more or less brownish color, 
streaked with darker brown vessels; bark 2 cm thick, gray 
and brown mottled, smooth or roughened with excrescences, 
the inner one half testaceus, the balance latericius, easily 
separating from the wood; main branches few, ascending, large, 
crookedly rebranched; twigs numerous, glaucous green, ascending- 


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ly curved, grayish brown in the dry state, quite slender. 
Leaves alternate, pendant, upper side shallowly curved, glaucous 
green beneath, the abruptly recurved apex rounded and 
terminated by a 1.5 em long narrow point or abruptly caudate 
but with apex rounded, base broadly obtuse or obtusely rounded, 
when dry light gray beneath and grayish brown on the upper side, 
parchment-like, alternatingly scattered along the branchlets, 
elliptic or elliptically oblong, the entire margins slightly in- 
volute in the dry state, smooth and glabrous, 12 to 15 em 
long, 5 to 7 cm wide; midrib quite prominent and brown 
beneatb, only slightly raised above; lateral nerves about 8 
pairs, ascending, less prominent beneath, tips finely anasto- 
mosing or faintly united, cross reticulations barely visible; 
petiole 5 to 8 mm long, blackish brown when dry, narrowly 
caniculate, glabrous. Spikes ascending, arising from the fo- 
liage, 5 to 12 cm long, glaucous green and minutely farinose, 
ascending, stout; acorns or glans 1.75 cm across and hardly 
as long, compressed ovoid, gradually tapering, cinereous pul- 
verulent, mucronate pointed, curing brown, the apical portion 
-exserted; cup 2.5 cm wide, less in length, hard, glaucous green, 
when dry appearing cinereously farinose, with a short but 
very thiek stalk, widest across the middle and similarly 
tapering toward both ends, the horizontal rings few from the 
base to above the middle and frequently spiral, fine and more 
numerous toward the entire and circular orifice, the last ones 
very minutely apiculate, the young ones entirely enclosing 
the glans, opening 3 to 5 or even 8 mm across. 

Type specimen number 13810, A. D. E. Elmer, Cabad- 
baran (Mt. Urdaneta), Province of Agusan, Mindanao, Sep- 
tember, 1912. 

Discovered in a humid Dalahion river gorge in rocky soil of 


woods at 3000 feet altitude or just above its fall his th 
Manobos also call ''Lipacon." En ve 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


v 


Vol. VI. Manila, P. I., December 20, 1913. Art. 101. 


SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 


a. cl. A. D. E. Elmer collectae quas determinavit et descripsit 
von 
Herrn Prof. Dr. G. Hieronymus 


(Dahlem bei Berlin, Germany) 


Die Philippinen inseln sind, wenn nicht das an Selagi- 
nellen arten reichste, so doch sicher eines der reichsten Gebiete 
der Welt. Dank der Forschungstátigkeit einer Anzahl nordamer- 
ikaniseher Botaniker hat seit der Okkupation der Philippinen 
durch die Vereinigter Staaten von Nord-Amerika die floristische 
Erforschung dieser Inseln einen grossartigen Aufschwung erfah- 
ren. Von dort sind ganz bedeutende Sammlungen auch an die 
europäischen botanischen Museen gelangt. Da der Verfasser 
dieser Abhandlung sich seit Ende des vorigen Jahrhunderts 
monographisch mit der Familie der Selaginellaceen befasst hat, 
sind seit -dieser Zeit ihm und dem Kgl. Berliner Botanischen 
Museum in Dahlem eine grosse Menge von Selaginellen zugesandt 
worden. Von keinem Gebiete aber ist so reichhaltiges Material, 
besonders auch von neuen Arten hierher gekommen, als von den 
Philippinen. Ganz besonders verdankt das Kgl. Berliner Bota- 
nische Museum den Mitgliedern des Bureau of Science und Bureau 
of Forestry, die als Government Botaniker Gelegenheit hatte 
zahlreiche Forschungsreisen zu machen; und das von andern 
Botanikern z. b. von Dr. Edwin Bingham Copeland, Superinten- 


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denten der Agricultural College ot the University of the Philip- 
pines (*) in Manila zusammeng:brachte Material zu ordnen und 
za sichten, eine umfangsreiche Sammlung von Selaginellen, 

Ebenso sendete A. D E. Elmer, Herausgeber der ''Leaflets 
of Philippine Botany" ein sehr wertvolles Material nach und nach 
in einzelnen Kleineren Sammlungen. Dieses letztere Material 
hat nun in der nachfolgenden Abhandlung seine Bearbeitung 
gefunden. 

Wenn dabei auch mitunter Nummern aus álteren Sammlun- 
gen und aus den von Elmer Drew Merrill gesendeten zugezogen 
wurden, welche letzteren soweit sie nicht schon in Publikationen 
von mir berücksichtigt worden sind, an anderer Stelle bearbeitet 
werden sollen, so dürfte das der Arbeit wohl nur zum Vorteil 
gereichen. ; 

Bezüglich der in der Abhandlung vorkommenden Massanga- 
ben sei hier bemerkt, dass solche in gewöhnlichen Brüchen sich 


auf direkt gemachte Messungen, solche in Dezimal brüchen auf 
mit dem Okularmilimeter gemachte beziehen. 


1. Selaginella Warburgii Hieron. nom. nov. Selaginel- 
la microstachya Warburg, Monsunia 1, p. 104, 116, no. 62 
(1900); Hieronymus in Engler und Prantls Pflanzenfamilien 
I, 4, p. 679, no. 90 (non Lycopodiwm microstachyum | Desv. in 
Lamarck Encycl. meth. Bot. Suppl. nr, p. 554); Selaginella 
caulescens Spring Mon. 11 in Mén. Acad. Sc. Bruxelles xxiv 


(1850), p. 158, quoad specimina Cumingiana no. 1998; Baker 
Handb. of the Fern All. p. 94 pro parte. 


Bei Baguio, Provinz Benguet auf Luzon (Elmer im März, 
1907, no. 8384). 


Die Art ist mir bisher von zahlreichen Fundorten aber 
nur aus Luzon bekannt geworden. 


Der Warburgsche Name musste fallen gelassen worden, da 
es schon eine als Lycopodium microstachyum Desv. beschriebene 
Selaginella giebt die den Namen Selaginella microstachya ( Desv.) 
Hieron. erhalten muss. (Siehe weiter unten unter Selaginella 
philippina Spring). Warburg hat a.a. O. bereits darauf auf- 


. merksam gemacht, dass die Cumingsche Pilanze von Spring 
und Baker mit Unrecht zu seiner Selaginella 


caulescens 


| (5 Vergleiche Feddes Repertorium x (1911) p. 41-53, 97-116. 


DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 1989 


(Selaginella involvens (Sw.) Hieron. non Spring) gezogen worden 
ist.  Derselbe sagt, dass abgesehen von der Grósse und 
Reichlichkeit der Verzweigung die auffallend kleinen und 
schmalen Aehren (Blüten) mit den kurzen Brakteen charak- 
teristisch für seine Selaginella microstachya seien und dass sie der 
Selaginella cupressina (Willd.) Spring nahe stehe. Die Hauptun- 
terschiede der Selaginella Warburgii Hieron. von Selaginella involvens 
(Sw.) Hieron. non Spring habe ich in Übereinstimmung mit War- 
burg in Engler und Prantls Pflanzenfamilien 1, 4, p. 679 erwábnt. 
Hier sei noch hinzugefügt, dass auch noch Unterschiede in Bezug 
auf die Form der Seiten und Mittelblátter vorhanden sind, die 
beide bei Selaginella Warburgii verhältnissmässig breiter sind. 
Doch ist diese Art mit Selaginella involvens (Sw.) Hieron. viel náher 
verwandt als mit Selaginella cupressina (Willd.) Spring, da sie 
stielrunde Stengel, Ausláufer und unteren Teil des rbachisartigen 
Hauptstengels des wedelartigen Verzweigungssystems besitzt. 


2. Selaginella bellula Cesati in Atti della R. Accad. delle 
Scienze Fis. e Mat. di Napoli vm, no. 8 (1876), p. 36; Hieronymus 
in Hedwigia LI (1911), p. 267; Selaginella caulescens var. Baker ap. 
Beccari Malesia p. 29; Selaginella caulescens Baker Handb. of the 
Fern All. p. 94, no. 232 pro parte; Selaginella involvens (Sw.) Hie- 
ron. non Spring var. vel forma bellula (Cesati) Hieron. in Hedwigia 
L (1910), p. 4; ap. Hubert Winkler in Englers Bot. Jahrb. xuıv 
(1910), p. 510. 


Lucban, Provinz Tayabas, Luzon (Elmer im Mai, 1907, no. 
7962); auf dem Berge Apo bei Todaya im distrikt Davao auf 
Mindanao (Elmer im September, 1901, no. 11619); bei Cabadbaran 
am Berge Urdaneta, Provinz Agusan auf Mindanao (Elmer im 
August, 1912, no. 13596). 

Die Art ist bisher auf Luzon, Mindoro und Mindanao gesam- 
melt worden. Ihre geographische Verbreitung erstreckt sich von 
West-Java nach Borneo und den Philippinen. 

In der Hedwigia rr, S. 267 habe ich mich darüber 
geäussert, dass ich die Selaginella bellula Cesati jetzt als Art 
auffasse, nachdem ich sie früher für eine Varietát von Se-, 
laginella involvens: (Sw.) Hieron. auf Grund der gleichen oder 
fast gleichen morphologischen Beschaffenkeit der Blátter aus- 
gegeben habe. Ich füge dem dort gesagten noch bei, dass 
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Unterschied zu bestehen scheint, dass bei Selaginella bellula 
die Blüten bisweilen eine viel bedeutendere Länge erreichen. 
An dem von Hubert Winkler in Ost-Borneo und an von Edw. 
B. Copeland auf Mindanao gesammelten Exemplaren (no. 1454) 
sind die Blüten nicht selten 2.5, ja sogar 3 cm lang, mit 
welchen an denselben Exemplaren zusammen sich allerdings 
auch nur etwa 5 mm lange Blüten vorfinden, 


3. Selaginella polyura Warburg, Monsunia 1 (1900), p. 


101, 115, no. 64; Hieronymus in Engler und Prantls Pflanzen- 
familien 1, 4, p. 679, no. 92. 


Dumaguete (Cuernos-Berge) in der Provinz Negros Oriental 
auf Negros (Elmer im März, 1908, no. 9437). 

Die Art ist bisher auf den Inseln Luzon, Negros und 
Mindanao gesammelt worden. 

Die von Warburg beschriebenen Exemplare sind Sprosse 
von jungen Pflanzen. Die Beschreibung muss daher vervoll- 
stándigt werden. 

Bei grósseren Spross-systemen ülterer Pflanzen sind die Sei- 
tenzweige zweiter Ordnung der oberen Seitenzweige erster Ord- 
nung und die oberen Seitenzweige zweiter Ordnung der mit- 
tleren und unteren Seitenzweige erster Ordnung zwar auch meist 
unverzweigt und die untersten Seitenzweige zweiter Ordnung 
tragen auch nur bis 3 Seitenzweige dritter Ordnung, aber diese 
letzteren sind nicht immer unverzweigt, sondern die untersten 
derselben nicht selten einmal gabelig geteilt, mitunter sogar 
die Gabelzweige ihrerseits gegen die Spitze auch wieder gabelig 
geteilt. Solche gróssere Spross-systeme sehen den gleichen von 
Selaginella striolata Warburg ähnlich. Die Art ist in der Tat 
auch dieser náher vewandt als irgend einer anderen. Immerhin 
unterscheidet sie sich auch schon habituel] durch die schwanz- 
artig verlàngerten letzten Auszweigungen, auf Grund deren 
Warburg ihr den Namen gab. Ausserdem auch noch beson- 
ders dadurch, dass weder die Seitenblätter noch die Mit- 
tleblátter ag meckanischen (sklerotischen) Zellen gebildete 
Scheinnerven in der Epidermis der Aligularseite zeigen. Solche 
mechanische Zellen scheinen überhaupt nur dicht am Mittel- 
nery der Blätter spärlich vorzukommen. Die Blüten erreichen 


grössere Länge als die von Selaginella striolata und sind bis- 
weilen bis 3 cm lang. 


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4. Selaginella leytensis Hieron. in Feddes Repertorium 
x (1911), p. 42. 


Findet sich gewóhnlich vereinzelt auf Erdboden order in 
Spalten von lockerem sandigen Erdreich an Flussufern in 
schattigen Gebüschen der Berge bei Palo auf der Insel Leyte 
(Elmer im Januar, 1906, no. 7058). 

Die Art steht der Selaginella Brausei Hieron. (Feddes Reper- 
torium x [1911] p. 41), sehr nahe und gleicht derselben im Habitus 
sosehr, dass ich den betreffenden Herbarbogen ohne weitere Un- 
tersuchung zu dieser Art gelegt hatte, die Art auch wohl von Herrn 
Elmer unter diesem Namen ausgegeben worden ist. Bei genauer 
Untersuchung ergeben sich jedoch genügende Unterschiede, die 
zur Aufstellung dieser Pflanze als besondere Art berechtigen und 
zwar bestehen diese darin, dass die Hauptstengel etwas dünner 
sind als bei Selaginella Brausei, dass dieselben hóher hinauf in 
dem spindelartigen Spross-system teil mit homomorphen Bláttern 
tetrastich besetzt sind, dass diese homomorphen Blätter etwas 
kürzer und bedeutend schmáler sind, dass die Seitenblütter der 
dorsiventralen Sprosse im allgemeinen etwas schmáler sind und 
an der blassen fast hyalinen oberen Basis bis an die Mitte der 
Spreite hinauf mit verhältnissmässig etwas längeren, aber weniger 
zahlreichen Wimpern am Rande und nicht mit aus sklerotischen 
Zellen gebildeten Scheinnerven in der Epidermis der Aligularseite 
versehen und stärker zugespitzt sind, dass ferner die Mittelblátter 
ebenfalls schmáler und mehr zugespitzt sind und die der Zweige 
erster Ordnung an der beiderseitigen Basis etwas längere Wimpern 
aufweisen, dass die Sporophylle etwas breiter und kürzer und mehr 
dreieckig kahnfórmig sind und die reifen Makrosporen schnee- 
weisse und nicht gelblichweisse Farbe in trockenem Zustande 
zeigen. Von der ebenfalls nahe verwandten auch recht ähnlichen 
in West-Borneo heimischen Selaginella Boschai Hieron. (Hedwigia 
Lt [1911] p. 243), unterscheidet sich die neue Art durch lángere 
homomorphe Blátter des Hauptstengels und in Bezug auf die 
Seitenblátter und Mittelblátter der dorsiventralen Zweige durch 
die gleichen Unterschiede wie von Selaginella Brausei. 

Als dritte verwandte Art, welche mit der vorliegenden 
verwechselt werden kóunte, kommt schliesslich noch Selaginella 
pteriphyllos Spring in Betracht. Diese weicht jedoch schon 
habituell durch die im  Umriss kreisrunden, mit náher an 


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einander gerückten Verzweigungen versehenen wedelartigen 
Spross-systeme ab. Ferner sind die Blätter des unteren stielar- 
tigen, unverzweigten Teils der Hauptstengel dieser Art nicht 


ganz homomorph, die Seitenblätter der dorsiventralen Zweige 


sind schmäler und besitzen an der unteren Basis nur eine 


kleine, vorgezogene, abgerundete, grüne Ecke und kein deutliches 
Ohrehen und am Oberrande einen deutlichen sklerotischen 
Randstreifen. Schliesslich sind die Mittleblátter von Selaginella 
pteriphyllos in eine kurze aber deutliche Weichspitze zugespitzt 


5. Selaginella cupressina (Willd.) Spring in Allg. Bot. 
Zeit. Flora Jahrg. xxt, 1 (1838), p. 211; Enum. in Bull. 
Acad. Bruxelles x (1843), p. 142, no. 50 pro parte (exclusis 
^ syn. Lycopodium radicatum Hook. et Grev.); Mon. 11 in Mém. 
Acad. Belgique xxiv (1849), p. 113, no. 59 pro parte (exclusis 
syn. Lycopodium penniforme Lam. et Lycopodium cataphractum 
Blume et specimine Cumingiano n. 2016; Baker, Journ. of 
Bot. xxr (1883), p. 212, no. 65; Handb. of Fern All. (1887), 
p. 52, no. 73; Mar Kuhn in Forschungsreise S. M. 8. Gazelle 
Iv, Teil Bot. (1889), p. 18. Lycopodium cupressinum Wild. 
Spec. Plant. v (1810), p. 42 teste speciminis in Herbario 
Willdenowiano no. 19397; Lycopodium cupressiforme Desv. Mém. 
Soc. Linneénne, Paris vi (1827), p. 187, no. 97; Lycopodium 
pennula Desv. in Mém. Soc. Linnéenne, Paris vr (1827), p. 
187, no. 104; Selaginella pennula (Desv.) Spring in Gaudichaud 
Voyage de la Bonite 1 (1838), p. 332; Enum. in Bull. Acad. 
Bruxelles x (1843), p. 137, no. 15; Monogr. 11 in Mém. Acad, 
Belgique xxiv (1849), p. 160, no. 101 (verisimiliter exclusis 
speciminibus Perottetianis); Baker in Journ. of Bot. xxi 
(1885), p. 24, no. 216 et Handb. of Fern All. p. 95 pro 
parte (excluso syn. Selaginella Presliana Spring); Hieronymus 
in Hedwigia L (1910), p. 5; Selaginella quadrangula Presl, Bot. 


Bemerk. in Abh. d. boehm. Gesellsch. d. Wiss. tr (1844), 
p. 581 (151). 


Bei Lueban in der Provinz Tayabas auf Luzon (Elmer im 
Mai, 1907, no. 7917); bei Dumaguete in den Cuernos-Bergen 
bei 4000 Fuss Hóhe über Meer in der Provinz Negros Oriental 
auf Negros (Elmer im Márz, 1908, no. 9603); bei Toda ju aum 

| Berge Apo im Distrikt Davao auf Mindanao (Elmer im Juli, 


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1909, no. 11212); bei Cabadbaran am Berge Urdaneta in der 
Provinz Agusan auf Mindanao (Elmer im Juli, 1912, no. 13353). 

Die Art ist nach dem im Kgl. Berliner Botanischen Museum 
zu Dahlem vorliegenden sehr zahlreichen Material bisher auf 
den Philippinen inseln Camiguin, Luzon, Polillo, Leyte, Negros 
und Mindanao gesammelt worden. Ausserdem auf den Molukken 
inseln Halmahera, Mare (Inseln der Ternaten Gruppe), Batgan, 
Ceram und Amboina und schliesslich in Neu Guinea. Alle 
bisher als. Selaginella pennula oder Selaginella cupressina von 
den Sundainsen Java, Sumatra, Borneo, u. s. w. ausgegebenen 
Exemplare, soweit ich solche gesehen habe, gehóren anderen 
Arten an, wie auch vermutlich die Perrotetschen Exemplare von 
den  Nelligheri oder Nilagiri-Bergen in Vorderindien, welche 
Spring zu diese Art zog. 

Maz Kuhn hat in seiner Bearbeitung der Pteridophyten in dem 
Werke über die Erforsehungsreise S. M. S. Gazelle nachzuweisen 
versucht, dass das Lycopodium cupressinum Willd. identisch ist. 
mit Selaginella pennula (Desv.) Spring=Lycopodium pennula Desv. 
und die Wahrscheinlichkeit erórtert, dass das im Herbar Willde- 
nows unter no. 19397 befindliche Original exemplar von Lycopo- 
dium cupressinum nicht aus Bourbon, sondern von Amboina 
stamme. So wahrscheinlich das letztere ist, so blieb doch über 
die Identität von Lycopodium cupressinum und Lycopodium pennula 
einiger Zweifel, da es nicht vóllig sicher war, dass Spring unter 
seiner Selaginella pennula, soweit es sich um die Philippinenpflanze 
handelt, auch die von Desvaux beschriebene Pflanze verstanden 
hat und selbst bemerkt, dass er die von Desvaux bestimmten 
Exemplare nicht gesehen habe. Mein Zweifel würde noch erhóht, 
weil die von Spring zittierte Cumingsche Pflanze kleine Unter- 
schiede vom Original exemplar des Lycopodium cupressinum zeigt. 
Nach dem ich nun aber durch die Güte des Herrn Professor Dr. 
Henri Lecomte, Direktor der Galerie de Botanique du Muséum in 
Paris, Gelegeuheit erhalten habe, die von Gaudichaud bei Manila, 
wie Spring angiebt, oder doch wohl auf der Insel Luzon gesam- 
melten von Desvaux als Lycopodium pennula bezeichneten Original 
exemplare zu sehen und zu untersuchen, ferner auch ich zahlreiche, 
von neueren Sammlern stammende Examplare von den Molukken 
und Philippinen vergleichen konnte, so scheint mir kein Zweifel 
mehr vorhanden, dass das Lycopodium cupressinum und Lycopodium 
pennula zur selben Art gehóren. Dei von mir in der Hedwigia 


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I, p. 6 angegebenen Unterschiede des Original exemplars von 
Lycopodium cupressinum und des Cumingschen Exemplars no. 
2090 sind nicht als konstante Merkmale zu betrachten, so dass es 
auch nicht möglich ist Varietäten auf diese hin abzutrennen. 
Nach Prüfung der erwähnten zahlreichen Exemplare von den 
Molukken und Philippinen ist es mir nicht mehr möglich zwei 
Arten zu unterscheiden, sondern ich muss annehmen, dass die 
Art in Bezug auf Länge der Wimpern am Oberrande der Seiten- 
blätter, in Bezug auf das Vorkommen oder Fehlen von Wimpern 
an der unteren mehr oder weniger vorgezogenen Basis der Seiten- 
blätter individuell variiert, Auch durch andere die Färbung des 
Laubes, den mehr oder weniger breiten Umfang der Spross-systeme 
u. s. w. betreffende, individuelle Unterchiede kann ebensowenig 
eine Unterscheidung von bestimmt begrenzten Varietáten oder gar 
Arten begründet werden. Etwas anderes ist es mit folgender. 


var. aristulata Hieron. nov. var. 


Differt aforma typica foliis intermediis in aristam 0.33— 
0.50 longitudinis laminae aequantem acuminatis 
paulo angustioribus, 

Bei Palo auf der Insel Leyte (Elmer im Januar, 1906, no. 
7070), auscheinend zusammen mit Selaginella Elmeri Hieron. 

Naeh den vier mir vorliegenden Individuen zu schliessen 
scheint die Varietát niedriger als die Haupt form zu sein, 
nur etwa 1.5 bis 2 dm hoch. Der stielartige Stengelteil 
ist nur etwa 7 bis 10 cm lang und der Umfang des ver: 
zweigten wedelartigen Spross-systems ist geringer, wie bei der 
Haupt form breit eirund, aber etwa nur 1—1.5 dm lang 
und etwa ebenso breit. Vielleicht ist die Pflanze als das 
Produkt eines trockneren Standortes zu betrachten. 


sporophyllis 


6. Selaginella Elmeri Hieron. in Feddes Re uu x 
(1911), p. 46. pertorium 


Auf sandigem Boden an sehattigen Wasserläufen in wáldern 
an den Fliissen der Berge bei Palo an der Ostkiiste der Insel 
Leyte (Elmer im Januar, 1906, no. 7070). 


Selaginella Elmeri ist wohl von den ähnlichen mit lang- 
grannigen Mittelblättern versehenen Arten der Selaginella 
Meyeni Hieron. (Feddes Repertorium x [1910] p. 50) am 


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nächsten verwandt und ähnelt dieser auch sehr im Habitus. 
Ihre Seitenblütter sind jedoch verháltnissmássig lánger und 
weniger breit, an der oberen Basis mit viel kürzeren Haaren, 
am ganzen unteren Rande mit einem bisweilen unterbrochenen, 
aus sklerotischen Zellen gebildeten, intramarginalem Bande 
versehen, das bei Selaginella Meyeni fehlt. Die Mittelblátter der 
Zweige des wedelartigen Sprossteils sind in eine noch viel 
längere Grannenspitze als die von Selaginella Meyeni verläng- 
ert, ebenso die Sporophylle. Die Makrosporen sind bráunlich 
weiss, bei Selaginella Meyeni dagegen hell fleischfarbig. 

Von Selaginella Ramosii Hieron. (Feddes Repertorium x 
[1911] p. 52) unterscheidet sich Selaginella Elmeri durch im 
allgemeinen weniger spitze, an der oberen Basis nicht mit 
Ohrchen, an dem unteren Teil des Oberrandes mit viel kür- 
zeren Wimpern versehene Seitenblátter, durch mit noch lángerer 
Granne verzierte Mittelblátter und Sporophylle u. s. w. 

Von Selaginella Jagori Warburg (Monsunia t, p. 104, 160) 
unterscheidet sie sich durch dieselben kennzeichen wie von 
Svaginella Ramasii, za welehen noch das völlig Fehlen von 
Scheinnerven in der Epidermis der Aligularseite der Seitenblátter 
kommt. 

Mit noch anderen náüher verwandten zur Zeit bekannten 
Selaginellen, welche ungefáhr die gleiche Breite der dorsiventralen 
Zweige zeigen, dürfte eine Verwechslung weniger leicht sein, 
weil sieh unter denselben keine Art befindet, die sich dureh 
gleich lang oder doch fast so lang begrannte Mittelblátter 
auszeichnet. 


7. Selaginella Neei Hieron. in Feddes Repertorium x (1911), 
p. 45. 


In Sehluchten bei Sablan (Sablang in der Provinz Benguet 
auf Luzon (Elmer im April, 1901, no. 6152). Am selben 
Fundorte auch von E. Fenix gesammelt. Bisher nur auf der 
Insel Luzon gefunden. 

Selaginella Neei ist am náchsten verwandt mit Selaginella 
Gregoryi Hieron. (Feddes Repertorium x [1911] p. 48) und 
Selaginella Sancti Antonii Hieron. (1. c. p. 100). Von beiden 
unterscheidet sie sich dadurch, dass die Blátter des unverzweigten 
Teiles oder sogenannten Stieles des wedelartigen Spross-systems 
wenigstens an der unteren Hálfte desselben fast gleichartig sind, 


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whärend jene Arten hierdeutliche Heterophyllie Zeigen. Von Se- 
laginella Gregoryi ferner dadurch, dass die sonst sehr ähnlich bes- 
chaffenen Seiten und Mittelblütter aller Teile des Spross-systems 
bei Selaginella Neei etwas lánger und schmáler sind, die Blüten 
weniger dick sind und etwa die doppelte Lánge erreichen und die 
Sporophylle derselben am Rande ein unregelmássig begrenztes aus 
sklerotischen Fasern gebildetes Randband zeigen, wáhrend bel 
Selaginella Gregoryi an der Aligularseite der Sporophylle sich 
zerstreute Sklerenchy mfasern vorfinden, und dass die Mak rosporen 
von Selaginella Neei gelblichweiss, die von Selaginella Gregory 
aber hellfleishfarbig sind. Von Selaginella Sancti Antonii 
die auch habituell sehr ähnlich ist, unterscheidet sich Selagi- 
nella Neei noch dadurch, dass die Seitenblátter an beiden Basen 
deutlich blass entfärbt sind, was bei Selaginella Sancti Antonii 
nicht der Fall ist, dass die an der Basis der Seitenblätter 
aller Teile befindlichen Wimpern bei Selaginella Neei bedeutend 
lánger sind, die Seitenblütter selbst etwas kürzer, ebenso die 
Mittelblátter, letztere dabei bedeutend breiter und dass die 
Blüten von Se/aginella Neei nicht die Hálfte der Länge der 
Blüten von Selaginella Sancti Antonii erreichen. Auch sind 
zweischen beiden Arten noch andere Unterschiede vorhanden. 
so in Bezug auf die Verteilung der Makro und Mikrosporangien 
an den Blüten, die Farbe der Makrosporen u. s. w 


8. Selaginella sibuyanensis Hieron. in Feddes Reper- 
torium x (1911), p. 97. 


Wächst bei Magallanes (Berg Giting-Giting)in der Provinz Ca- 
piz im Norden der Insel Sibuyan (Elmer im Mai, 1910, no. 12516). 

Auch diese Art ist der auf Luzon in der Provinz Laguna 
vorkommender Selaginella Sancti Antonii Hieron. sehr ähnlich. Die 
Unterschiede von dieser bestehen darin, dass die letzten dorsiven- 
tralen Auszweigungen etwas schmäler, die Seitenblütchen dersel- 
ben also etwas kürzer sind, dass die Seitenblätter wenigsten der 
letzten Auszweigungen deutlichere sogenannte Scheinnerven an der 
Aligularseite aufweisen, weniger spitz sind und am unteren Rande 
keine Haarzähnchen zeigen, dass ferner die Mittelblütter stets 
wenigstens am äusseren Rande eingerollt und mit bedeutend 
lángeren Grannenspitzen versehen sind, die Blüten eine gerin- 
gere Lànge erreichen und die Makrosporen im nassen wie auch 
im feuchten Zustande undurchsichtig gelblichweiss und nicht 


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wie bei Selaginella Sancti Antonii bräunlich durchsichtig sind. 

Von der auf dem Berge Mariveles in der Provinz Bataan 
auf Luzon vorkommenden Selaginella fallan Hieron. (Feddes 
Repertorium x [1911] p. 104) unterscheidet sich Selaginella 
sibuyanensis durch im allgemeinen schmálere, am Hauptstengel 
und den Seitenzweigen erster Ordnung längere, am oberen 
Rande stets mit kürzeren Wimpern versehene Seitenblütter, im 
allgemeinen ebenfalls schmálere, etwas lánger begrannte und 
an den Rándern mehr oder weniger eingerollte, der betreffenden 
Achse mehr angedrückte Mittelblátter, mehr eifórmig-Kahn- 
fórmige und nicht deltoid-Kahnfórmige Sporophylle u. s. w. 

Von Selaginella Neei Hieron. die im äusseren Ansehen 
auf den ersten Blick sehr ähnlich erscheint, ist Selaginella 
sibuyanensis durch die im allgemeinen etwas schmáleren, mehr 
zugespitzten Seitenblátter und besonders durch die viel 
schmäleren in eine viel längere Granne zugespitzten Mittel- 
blätter sogleich zu unterscheiden, abgesehen von weniger in 
die Augen fallenden Unterschieden. 


9. Selaginella Quadrasii Hieron. in Feddes Repertorium 
x (1911), p. 114. 


Bei Jabonga in der Provinz Surigao auf Mindanao (Quad- 
ras ohne Number und Datum im Herbario Ateneo de Manila); 
bei Cabadbaran am Berge Urdaneta in der Provinz Agusan 

. auf Mindanao (Elmer im Juli, 1912, no. 13407). 

Die Art ist nahe verwandt mit Selaginella latifrons Warburg 
und derselben sehr ähnlich, so dass sie leicht mit ihr ver- 
wechselt werden kann. Die Hauptunterschiede sind folgende: 
Die Seitenblütter der wedelartigen Spross-systeme sind bei Se- 
laginella latifrons viel spitzer, am oberen Rande sparsam mit 
weniger und fast rudimentáren Haarzáhnchen besetzt. Der untere 
Teil der vorderen Hálfte der Seitenblátter zeigt bei Selaginella 
latifrons ein weniger breites weisslich verblassendes Randstück 
und ihre Aligularseite gegen die Spitze meist deutlich ausge- 
bildete Scheinnerven, welche bei Selaginella Quadrasii stets 
fehlen. Die Seitenblátter der letzten Zweige sind bei Selagi- 
nella latifrons kleiner, so dass also auch die Breite der letz- 
teren (bei Einschluss der Seitenblátter) geringer ist, hier etwa 
4 mm und, langsam abnehmend, unter den Blüten etwa 2 mm, 


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bei Selaginella Quadrasi; dagegen 6—7 mm und bis 5 mm 
unter den Blüten, ziemlich plótzlich abnehmen. Die Mittel- 
blátter von Selaginella latifrons sind im allgemeinen viel schmäler 
und in eine viel längere und zwar grannenartige Spitze vor- 
gezogen. Ihre áussere (hintere) Halbseite ist halb oblong und 
nieht halb verkehrt-eiformig wei bei Selaginella Quadrasii. Die 
Sporophylle von Selaginella latifrons sind spitzer. Die mikro- 
sporen von Selaginella latifrons sind mit spitzen Höckern an 
der abgerundeten Seite sparsam besetzt, wührend die von Selag- 
inella Quadrasii sitzende Köpfchenförmige Höcker zeigen. 
Hier möge noch darauf aufmerksam gemacht sein, dass die 
Gestalt der Blätter der Zweige der wedelartigen Spross-systeme 
von Selaginella Quadrasi sehr ähnlich der der Blätter der einer 
ganz anderen Gruppe angehórenden Selaginella Cumingiana Spring 
ist, so dass, wenn nur Zweige und keine ganzen Pflanzen vorlie- 
gen, beide Arteu sehr leicht zu verwechseln sind. Siehe auch 
das weiter unteu bei Selaginella alligans Hieron. darüber gesagte. 


10. Selaginella agusanensis Hieron. nov. spec. 


. Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginellarum pleiomacrosporangia- 
tarum, e serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella involventis 
(Swartz) Hieron. (non Spring).—Caulibus c. 6 dm altis, statu 
sieco ochroleucis, subnitentibus, glabris; parte inferiore simplici 
subeompresso-teretitetragona, a basi radicante rhizhophoros c 
1—1.5 cm longos tereticompressos c. 1.5 mm crassos sordide 
oehroleucos gerente ascendente vel erecta, subheterophylla, 
usque ad 4 mm vel parum ultra crassa; foliis lateralibus 
partis simplicis caulis latissime adnatis, e basi inferiore (pos- 

. tica) breviter subauriculato-truncata et e basi superiore (antica) 
cuneato-rotundata subfalcato-deltoideis, in mucronem breviter 
acuminatis, parum inaequilateris, semifaciem anteriorem par- 
um latiorem margine crebre et minute piloso-denticulatam et 
semifaciem posteriorem paulo angustiorem margine integram 
vel subintegram gerentibus, nervo mediano infra mucronem 
evanescente ad apicem versus incrassato ornatis; maximis c. 
4.5 mm longis, 3 mm supra basin latis; foliis intermediis 
partis simplicis caulis e basi utrague rotundato-cuneata ovato- 
 deltoideis, in mucronem subaristiformem sensim acuminatiis 
margine utroque minute piloso-dentieulatis, ceteris notis foliis 


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lateralibus similibus; maximis c. 5 mm longis 3 mm supra basin 
latis; parte frondosa caulis decomposito quadripinnatim ramosa 
(ambitu late ovato), ubique manifeste heterophylla (parte 
rhachiformi caulis ramis ramulisque omnibus ubique dorsiven- 
tralibus); foliis lateralibus partis frondosae e basi inferiore (postica ) 
brevissime truncato-rotundata et superiore (antica) subcordato- 
rotundata producta oblique subfaleato-ovato-deltoideis vel oblique 
subfaleato-ovatis, semifacie antica altero tanto latiore semiovata 
ad marginem partis inferioris versus late pallescente margine 
minute et crebre piloso denticulata (pilis dentiformibus vix 
0.01 mm altis) et semifacie postica angustiore semioblonga 
ubique virente margine subintegra vel obsolete piloso denticulata 
praeditis, ceteris notis foliis lateralibus partis simplicis caulis 
similibus; foliis lateralibus partis rhachiformis caulis maximis 
c. 5 mm longis, 4 mm snpra basin latis; ramorum ramu- 
lorumque sensim decrescentibus et angustioribus; ramulorum 
ultimorum floriferorum vix ultra 2.25 mm longis et vix ultra 
1.12 mm supra basin latis, latere aligulari nervis falsis (fibris 
formatis) satis manifeste ornatis; foliis axillaribus e basi utraque 
rotundata late ovatis, breviter acuminatis, aequilateris, margine 
(summo apice excepto) fere ubique late albido-pallescentibus 
et ubique crebre piloso-denticulatis; maximis ad basin ramorum 
primi ordinis positis c 0.5 mm longis, 3.5 mm supra basin 
latis; foliis intermediis partis frondosae caulis e basi ex- 
teriore (postica) auriculata (auricula virente subintegra rotundata) 
et interiore (antica) rotundato-cuneata ovatis, parum inaequi- 
lateris (semifaeie antica paulo latiore), in mucronem sub- ` 
aristiformem brevem sensim acuminatis, margine antico ma- 
nifeste et crebre piloso-dentieulatis (pilis dentiformibus vix 
ultra 0.02 mm longis altisque), marginis postici parte inferiore 
obsolete, superiore manifeste piloso-denticulatis, ad apicem 
versus subcomplicatis dorso que obsolete carinatis; maximis 
partis rhachiformis caulis mucrone aristiformi incluso c. 5 
mm longis, 2.5 mm supra basin latis; ramorum ramularum- 
que sensim decrescentibus et pro conditione angustioribus, 
ramulorum ultimorum (mucrone aristiformi vix 0.5 mm longo 
incluso) usque c. 2.5 mm longis, vix ultra 0.5 mm infra 
medium latis, infra flores repente decrescentibus, parte inferiore 
semifaciei posticae ad marginem versus et nervi mediani parte 
superiore stomatibus manifestis hyalino-punetulatis; floribus 


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apice ramoram ramulorumque positis, 0.5—3 cm longis, c. 
2 mm crassis; sporophyllis fere homomorphis, e basi utraque 
rotundata deltoideo-eymbiformibus, virentibus, margine utroque 
vitta virente parum pallescente cellularum prosenchymaticarum 
seriebus c. 4 formata ornatis et crebre piloso-denticulatis 
(pilis dentiformibus usque ad 0.05 mm longis vix ultra 0.02 
mm altis), ad apicem dorsi versus obsolete carinatis; sporo- 
phyllis ventralibus paulo latioribus, maximis c. 3 mm longis, 
1.75 mm latis; macrosporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum 
inferiorum et dorsalium et ventralium plurimorum, mierosporan- 
giis supremorum paucorum positis; macrosporis usque ad 0.35 
mm crassis, eburneis ubique etiam inter cristas commissurales 
rugiformes et cristam aequatorialem similem gibbis rugiformibus 
flexuosis ramosisque (sublateriformibus) sed vix reticulatim 
conjunctis ornatis; microsporis c. 0.025 mm crassis, acervatim 
congregatis ochroleucis, singulis cremeo-pellucidis, latere rotun- 
dato gibbis minutis coniformibus sparse ornatis. 

Bei Cabadbaran am Berge Urdaneta in der Provinz Agusan 
auf Mindanao (Elmer im Oktober, 1912, no. 14194). 

Die neue Art ist noch náher mit Selaginella latifrons Warburg 
verwandt, als Selaginella Quadrasii, wenn auch die letztere 
habituell aut den ersten Blick ähnlicher erscheint. Sie un- 
terscheidet sich von Selaginella latifrons Warburg durch weniger 
regelmássige lockerere Verzweigung der wedelartigen Spross-sys- 
teme, weiter von einander abstehende Seitenzweige zweiter und 
dritter Ordnung, durch im Allgemeinen kürzere, breitere und 
weniger lang zugespitzte Seitenblátter, welche nur an den letzten 
Zweigen auf der Aligularseite deutliche Scheinnerven zeigen, 
durch viel breitere am Rande breiter entfärbte Axillarblütter, 
dureh im Allgemeinen kleinere, mit weniger langen Grannen- 
spitze versehene Mittelblátter und durch gróssere und breitere 
Sporophylle. 

Von Selaginella Quadrasii Hieron. unterscheidet sich Selagi- 
nella agusanensis durch lockerere Verzweigung, breitere aber spit- 
zere Seitenblätter, deren Mittelnerv nach der Spitze zu weniger 
verdickt ist, durch viel breitere am Rande breiter entfärbte 
Axillarblätter, viel länger 2ugespitzte in der oberen Hälfte 
schmälere (und nicht vie bei Quadrasii in der oberen Hàlfte 
einseitig verbreiterte oder schief verkehrt eiformige) Mittelblátter 
gróssere, lánger zugespitzte Sporophyle und durch die init 


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kleinen Kegelfórmigen (und nicht Kópfehenfórmigen) Hóckern 
gezierten Microsporen. 


11. Selaginella biformis Al. Braun ap. Kuhn Forschungs- 
reise S. M. S. Gazelle rv Botan., p. 19; Warburg, Monsunia 
i, p. 104, 105, no. 60; Heironymus in Engler und Prantls Pflanz- 
enfamilien 1, 4, p. 680, no. 99; Selaginella cupressina Spring 
Monogr. 11, in Mém. de l’Acad. Roy. de Belgique xxiv (1849), 
p. 160, no. 101 pro parte, quoad descriptionem et specimina 
philippinensia (an etiam specimina javaniea?) in Gaudichaud 
Voyage de la Bonite r, p. 330 pro parte; non an Enum. Lycop. 
in Bull. de l'Acad. Roy. de Bruxelles x, p. 142 (seors. impr. 
20), no. 50 pro parte quoad synonymon Lycopodium cataphractum 
Blume? non Allgem. Botan. Zeit. Flora 1 (1835), p. 211; Sela- 
ginella hirticaulis Warburg, Monsunia t, p. 103, 114, no. 42; 
Hieronymus in Engler und Prantls Pflanzenfamilien 1, 4, p. 688, 
no. 174; Selaginella plumosa Baker in Journ. of Bot. 1883, p. 148, 
et Handb. of the Fern All. p. 50, no. 65 pro parte. 


Bei Dumaguete in den Cuernos-Bergen in der Provinz 
Negros Oriental auf Negros (Elmer im Márz, 1908, no. 9595), Der 
Haupt form angehórende Exemplare, welche jedoch in die 
Jugendform übergehende Ausláufer auf weisen. Elmer macht zu 
diesen Exemplaren die folgende Bemerkung: On large bowlders 
of the hemp region at 3000 feet; gracefully recurved over the 
lower sides of the bowlders, not in tufts but the lower portion 
of the stems reclining or decumbent and half trailing; stems 
thin, reddish, hard but not brittle; leaflets green, thin, dry; 
infrutescence ascendingly curved, darker green; ‘“‘Locdo’’ (nomen 
vernaculum).”? Vom selben Fundort und Datum (März, 1908) 
sendete Elmer mir fruktifizierende Jugende exemplare no. 9671), 
oder die Hirticaulis form, zu welchen er folgende Bemerkung 
macht; ‘‘Creeping upon the lower damp surface of large bowlders 
along the Bonyao River at 2500 feet; the reddisb brown filiform 
stems quite brittle, provided with foliaceous bracts; leaves thin, 
light green, slightly paler beneath, occasionally dark green above 
and turning yellowish when old; the yellowish angular spore 
bearing tips ascendingly curved; “Damulmog sayota” (nomen ver- 
naculum).” Ebensolche Jugende exemplaresammelte Elmer auch 
bei Cabadbaran am Berge Urdaneta in der Provinz Agusan auf 
Mindanao (im September, 1912, no. 13942). 


Die Art ist weit verbreitet von Assam über Manipur 
und Burmah nach Sumatra und Java und nach Sud-China 
(Hongkong) und den Philippinen und dürfte wohl auch auf 
der Malayischen Halbinsel, auf Borneo und Celebes nicth 
fehlen. Auf den Philippinen ist sie bisher von Luzon, Negros 
und Mindanao nachgewiesen und ist wohl anzunehmen, dass 
sie auf allen grösseren Inseln dieser Gruppe vorkommt. 

Der Name Selaginella biformis ist von Al. Braun selbst 
nicht publiziert worden. Warburg führt zwar in der Monsunia 
I, p. 104 als Publikationsort an “Ges. nat. Fr. 1863," 
welehes Zitat sich doch wohl auf die Sitzungsberichte der 
Gesellschaft naturforschender Freunde Jahrg. 1863 und zwar 
auf den Sitzungsbericht vom 21 April, 1863, S. 8 beziehen 
soll, wo von Al. Braun über mehrere neue Arten der Gattung 
Selaginella berichtet wird. Nun hat Al. Braun wohl in der 
betreffenden Sitzung auch die Selaginella biformis vorgezeigt, 
aber dieser Name findet sich im Bericht über die Sitzung 
nieht erwähnt. Uberhaupt ist von der Pflanze dort nicht 
die Rede. 

Dagegen wird Selaginella biformis Al. Braun von Max 
Kuhn am obengenannten Orte erwühnt. Derselbe sagt dort: 
"Spring bringt die Willdenowsche (nehmlich das Original 
exemplar von Selaginella cupressina (Willd.) Spring) welche 
er, wie sieh aus dem Zitat der Herbarnummer ergiebt, gesehen 
hat, mit einer Pflanze von Cuming (no. 2016) zusammen, 
welche "folia caulinia heteromorpha”” besitzt, während Wild- 
enow's Pflanze "folia caulinia homomorpha”” zeigt. Wenn wir 
nun ferner die Diagnose der Art bei Spring noch genauer 
prüfen, so hat er seiner Beschreibung die Pflanze von Cuming 
zu Grunde gelegt, da nur diese durch ‘‘rami dorso pubescentes" 
ausgezeichnet ist. Ferner sagt Kuhn weiterhin; ‘‘Selaginella 
cupressina Spring hat schon Al. Braun seiner Zeit als abwei- 
chend von der Willdenowschen Pflanze erkannt, aber nicht 
versucht letztere anderweitig zu identifizieren und daher mit 
Reeht der Philippinen Pflanze, welche auch auf Java und auf 
Hongkong vorkommt den Namen Selaginella biformis Al. Braun 
beigelegt.’’ 
oe e Kees Ar du ring minor Ber 
degelegt habe, so bezieht sich diese An Ee M run 

, | gabe nur auf die Beschrei- 


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bungen in  Gaudichauds Voyage de la Bonite und in seiner 
Monographie It, nicht aber auf die von ihm in der Flora 1, $. 
211 gegebene, wo Spring sicher das Original exemplar von 
Selaginella cupressina in Herbar Willdenows (no. 19397 —Lycopo- 
dium cupressinum Willd.) zu Grunde gelegt hat, da er hier sagt 
‘‘Caulis erectus tetragonus (contra Willdenow 1. c.) supra unisul - 
catus, ceterum laevis, regulariter foliosus, glaberrimus’’ u. s. w. 

Obgleieh das im Herbar des Kgl. Berliner Museums zu 
Dahlem befindliche Exemplar der unter no. 2016 von Cuming 
ausgegebenen Pflanze nun nicht die Bezeichnung von Al. Brauns 
Hand als Selaginella biformis erhalten hat, so muss dieses doch, 
da Kuhn auf dasselbe Brauns Namen bezieht zugleich mit Exem- 
plaren, die bei Hongkong in Sud-China 1861 von Schottmüller 
gesammelt and unter no. 203 ausgegeben worden sind, und ein 
Paar aus dem Herbar Griffith stammenden fraglich in Birmah 
gesammelten Exemplaren, welche so wie auch das Schottmüllersche 
von Al. Braun mit dem Namen “Selaginella biformis" versehen 
worden sind, als Original exemplare betrachtet werden, zumal 
es auch kaum zweifelhaft ist, dass auch bereits Al. Braun 
die von Cuming gesammelten Exemplare zu der Art zugezogen 
hat. Auf diese Cumingschen Exemplare auf Gaudichauds no. 
31 und Wichuras no. 1930 hat nun aber Warburg seine 
Selaginella hirticaulis begründet. In der Tat scheinen diese 
Exemplare auf den ersten Blick von den Schottmüllerschen und 
Grifftschen Exemplaren verschieden zu sein. Während die 
Griffitschen und ein Teil der Schottmüllerschen Exemplare auf 
mehr oder weniger langem, unverzweigtem, stielartigen Stengel- 
teil ein im Umriss eifórmiges, bis dreifach fiederig verzweigtes 
Verzweigungs-system zeigen und nur an dem wurzelnden 
unteren Teil Ausläufer tragen, also sich habituell durchaus 
den Gruppen der Selaginella arbuscula (Kaulf.) Spring, der 
Selaginella involvens (Sw.) Hieron. und der Selaginella fla- 
bellata (Linn.) Spring p. p. auschliessen, so erscheinen die Exem- 
plare, welche Warburg als Selaginella hirticaulis beschrieb, als 
bogig niederliegende, an den Boden berfihrende Stellen stets 
wurzelnde, im Umriss verschiedenartige, bald mehr eifórmige, 
bald lang lineare, meist nur zweifach fiederig verzweigte unge- 
stielte Spross-systeme und sind daher auch von mir (in Engler 
und Prantls Pflanzenfainilien 1, 4, p. 688) als besondere Art be- 
trachtet und in der Gruppe der Selaginella radicata (Hook. et 


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Grev.) Spring untergebracht worden. Da mir nun aber jetzt ein 
sehr reiches Material aus Ostindien, China, Java, Sumatra und 
besonders von den Philippinen vorliegt, unter dem sich auch 
Exemplare befinden, welche deutliche Ubergánge von der einen 
Form zur andern, sogar an ein und demselben Individuen zeigen, 
so muss ich mich jetzt zu Al. Brauns und M. Kuhns Ansicht be- 
kennen und die beiden Formen nur als verschiedenartige Wuchs- 
formen einer Art betrachten. Man könnte die bogig niederliegende 
**Selaginella hirticaulis” einfach als Vermehrungstriebe der anderen 
Form mit gestielten Spross-system betrachten, die sich aus den 
Ausláufern oder den Zweigenden der gestielten Spross-systeme 
entwickeln, wenn nicht diese Triebe gar nicht selten Blüten 
tragen. Man wird daher die Hirticaulis-Form besser als eine 
zu der Art gehórige Jugendform, wie sie ja auch bei manchen 
Farnkräutern vorkommt betrachten müssen. Warburg sagt, 
dass seine Selaginella hirticaulis der Selaginella biformis Al. Braun 
von Sud-China und Manipur nahe stehe, sich aber neben 
einigen Blatt details durch die viel schwáchere Verzweigung 
und die deutlich kriechende, verlángerte Hauptaxe  unter- 
scheide und hat auch schon die Ubergangs formen bei dem Schott- 
müllerschen Exemplar bemerkt, ohne sich jedoch entschliessen zu 
kónnen beide Formen zu einer Art zu verbinden. Vielleicht 
haben die von ihm erwähnten Blatt details ihm zur Aufstellung 
der Selaginella hirticaulis voranlasst, Diese sind nun in der Tat 
vorhanden, aber durchaus nieht als spezifische Unterscheidungs- 
merkmale zu betrachten. Sie bestehen hauptsächlich darin, dass 
das Laub der bogig niederliegenden Triebe, die an und für sich 
weniger kraftig sind, meist etwas frischer grün erscheint, das 
Laub der Hauptform mit gestielten Spross-systemen aber meist 
mehr graugrün oder auch bisweilen rótlich angelaufen ist, ferner, 
dass die Seiten und Mittelblátter der bogig niederliegenden 
Jugendform meist etwas kleiner und schmäler und auch die Seiten- 
blátter an der unteren Hälfte des Oberrandes eine geringere 
Anzahl von Wimpern tragen. Derartige Unterschiede finden 
sich aber bei anderen Selaginellen arten auch in Bezug auf die 
Hauptsprosse, deren Nebensprosse, den vorkommenden peitschen- 
triebartigen Verlängerungen beider, der Ausläufer u. s. w. Der 
anatomische Aufbau der Blátter und die Behaarung der Stengel 
der Haupt und Jugendform sind durchaus homogen. 
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so sagt Warburg Monsunia 1, p. 116; “Diese Art darf nicht, 
wie Baker will, zu Selaginella caulescens gezogen werden, 
schon die Behaarung unterscheidet sie hinreichend." Baker hat die 
Pflanze nun aber gar nicht zu Selaginella caulescens (Selaginella 
involvens (Sw.) Hieron.) gezogen, sondern zu seiner Selaginella 
plumosa. Dagegen sagt Warburg in der Monsunia 1, S. 114 

. bei Selaginella hirticaulis; ''Selaginella biformis gehórt in die 
nahe Verwandtschaft von Selaginella caulescens und ich stehe 
nicht an Selaginella hirticaulis trotz der Zugehórigkeit zu einer 
anderen der künstlichen Sectionen, Bakers, gleich falls für 
nàher verwandt mit Selaginella caulescens zu halten." Wenn nur 
die gestielten Spross-systeme der Hauptform der Selaginella 
biformis vorhanden würen, so konnte man in der Tat diese Art 
ohne weiteres in die Gruppe der Selaginella involvens (Sw.) Hieron. 
(Selaginella caulescens (Wall.) Spring) unterbringen, wie ich 
es auch früher getan habe. 

Nachdem nun aber sicher festgestellt ist, dass diese Haupt- 
form gelegentlieh durch eine Jugendform ersetzt werden kann, 
welche die Pflanze befühigt über Felsen, Baumstümme u. 8. w. 
hinaufzuklettern um einen geeigneteren Standort aufzusuchen, 
die von Al. Braun schon durch den Namen gekennzeichnete 
Heteromorphie der Sprosse also nachgewiesen ist, so dürfte es 
doch zweckmássig sein die Art als den Repraesentanten einer 
eigenen Gruppe, die allerdings in die Náhe der Selaginella invol- 
vens (caulescens) und Selaginella flabellata Gruppe zu stellen 
sein würde, zu betrachten. 


12. Selaginella magnifica Warburg, Monsunia 1 (1900) 
p. 103, 114, no. 45; Hieronymus in Engler und Prantls Pflan- 
zenfamilien 1, 4, p. 684, no. 137. 


Bei Todaya am Berge Apo, Distrikt Davao auf Mindanao 
(Elmer im August, 1909, no. 11276); bei Cabadbaran am Berge 
` Urdaneta in der Provinz Agusan auf Mindanao (Elmer im Ok- 
tober, 1912, no. 13364). : 
Die Art ist bisher nur auf der Insel Mindanao gesammelt 
worden. 
Selaginella manifica Warburg ist eine der schónsten Arten der: 
Philippinen, deren Einführung in die europáischen Gewächshäu- 
ser sehr erwünscht würe. Da dieselbe eine ziemliche Grósse 


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erreicht und bis 0.5 m, wenn nieht darüber, hoch wird, es also 
wohl móglieh ist, dass sieh in den Herbarien nur die oberen 
dorsiventralen Zweige des verzweigten wedelartigen Spross-systems 
vorfinden, so mache ich hier darauf aufmerksam, dass diese den 
Zweigen von Selaginella Cumingiana Spring sehr ähnlich sind, ob- 
gleich diese Art in eine andere Gruppe gehórt (*) und nicht sehr 
nahe verwandt ist. Hat man vollstándige Pflanzen der Selaginella 
magnifica vor sich so dürfte eine Verwechslung nicht móglich sein, 
da die auf einem unteren stielartigen Teil befindlichen Spross- 
systeme nicht mit den nach Epheuart kletternden Spross-systemen 
von Selaginella Cumingiana zu verwechseln sind. Wenn dies 
jedoch nicht der Fall ist, so muss man um die Zweige zu unter- 
scheiden subtilere Unterschiede suchen. Diese bestehen nun 
darin, (1) dass die dorsiventralen Zweige meist etwas breiter und 
dem entsprechend die Seitenblätter länger sind, welche aber 
zugleich schmáler und an der unteren Basis mehr abgestutzt- 
keilig und nieht wie bei Selaginella Cumingiana abgerundet sind, 
(2) dass die Mittelblátter meist weniger stumpf sind und in eine 
deutliche Weichspizte endigen und dureh zahlreiche gróssere 
Spaltóffnungen, besonders im zentralen Teil deutlich und dicht 
hyalin punktiert sind, dass (3) die Blüten meist lànger und dicker 
sind und dem entsprechend die Sporophylle grósserzugleich aber 
auch weniger zugespitzt sind. Auch haben alle Blattorgane von 
Selaginella magnifica eine festere und dickere Textur. 

Die Blüten sind nicht selten 7—9 em lang und bis 3 mm 
dick. Die Sporophylle sind 2.5 mm lang und 1.5 mm über 
der Basis breit und durchaus gleichartig, wührend bei Selaginella 
Cumingiana kleine Unterschiede der dorsalen und ventralen 
Sporophylle festzustellen sind. 

Die Mikro und Makrosporangien stehen unregelmássig 
verteilt in den Achseln der Sporophylle, doch anscheinend so, 
dass sieh in den unteren Sporophyllen meist Makrosporan- 
gien, in den oberen meist Mikrosporangien finden, wührend 
bei Selaginella Cumingiana die Makrosporangien, nur in den 
Achseln von ventralen, die Mikrosporangien meist nur in den 
Achseln aller dorsalen, bisweilen aber auch der an der Spitze 
der Blüten befindlichen ventralen Sporophylle stehen. 


(*) Uber die Stellung der Selaginella Cumingiana siehe die Bemer- 
kungen weiter unten bei Selaginella alligans S. 2012. 


xs Ps 
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Die Makrosporen sind etwa 0.35 mm dick, gelblich oder 
elfenbeinweiss, an der abgerundeten Seite schwach runzelig und 
mit niedrigen, zu einem krónchen verbundenen Verbindungs- 
leisten zwischen den Enden der deutlich hervorragenden, etwas 
welligen, undurchsichtigen kommissural leisten versehen, wüh- 
rend die Makrosporen von Selaginella Cumingiana einen etwa 
0.05—0.07 mm hohen aequatorialen hyalinen durchsichtigen 
Flügelring zeigen, welcher am Rande meist mit winzigen Kerb- 
einschnitten versehen ist und oft ründliche oder auch bis- 
weilen unregalmässig gestaltete, gewóhnlich kaum 0.01 mm 
weite, unregelmássig verteilte Lócher aufweist, bráunlich-gelb, 
etwa bis 0.3 mm ohne den Flügelring dick, an der Schei- 
telseite mit dem Fliigelring ähnlichen, aber nicht so hohen 
kommissural leisten versehen und zwischen diesen sehr fein, 
au der abgerundeten Seite stárker unregelmássig runzelig sind. 

Die Mikrosporen beider Arten sind sehr ühnlich etwa bis 
0.025 mm dick, in Masse gesehen schmutzig orangefarben, 
einzeln betrachtet gelblich-durchsichtig, zweischen den kom- 
misural leisten mit unregelmássigen, winzigen, wenig vorragenden 
und an der abgerundeten Seite mit zahlreichen, deutlich ge- 
stielten, kópfchenfórmigen Hóckern versehen. 


13. Selaginella negrosensis Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginellarum pleiomacrosporangia- 
tarum, e serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella atroviridis (Wall.) 
Spring.—Caulibus flavo-viridibus vel subavellaneis, compressis, 
supra trisulcatis, infra planis, c. 1 mm latis, verisimiliter basi 
diehotome ramosis; parte superiore pinnatim vel subbipinnatim 
ramos flexuosa; ramis primi ordinis inferioribus furcatis vel repetito 
furcatis vel subpinnatim ramulosis (ramulis secundi ordinis utro- 
que latere solitariis); caulibus ramis ramulisque omnibus ubique 
heterophyllis; rhizophoris caulium sordide stramineo-viridibus, 
compresso-teretibus, vix ultra 0.5 mm latis, in speciminibus 
c. 6—12 cm longis; foliis lateralibus inaequilateris, semifacie 
superiore supra basin rotundata producta latiore quam semi- 
facies inferior ad apicem versus subabrupte angustata paulo 
angustiore quam semifacies inferior praeditis, e basi superiore 
late producta rotundata et inferiore subtruncato-cuneata oblique 
faleato-ovatis vel falcato-oblongis, brevissime acuminatis, ob- 


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tusiuseulis vel acutiusculis, supra atro-viridibus, basi superiore 
parum vel vix pallidioribus, infra subglauco viridibus pallidi- 
oribus, parte inferiore marginis superioris usque ultra medium 
laminae vitta sensim angustata virescenti-albida cellulis pro- 
senchymaticis formata usque ad 0.03 mm lata ornatis et 
usque ad medium laminae crebre piloso-dentieulatis (pilis 
dentiformibus basilaribus maximis vix 0.04 mm altis), utro- 
que margine ad apicem versus minute papilloso-serrulatis, 
nervo-mediano ad apicem versus parum inerassato praeditis, 
nervis falsis fibrisque scleroticis epidermidis lateris aligularis 
satis perspicuis carentibus; foliis lateralibus maximis c. 3.5 mm 
longis, 1.25 mm supra basin latis; minimis ramulorum ulti- 
morum c. 2 mm longis, vix 1 mm latis; foliis axillaribus e basi 
utraque rotundato-cuneata vel rotundata ovatis, acutis, aequilateris, 
margine utroque usque ad medium vel ultra piloso-denticulatis 
(pilis dentiformibus maximis vix ultra 0.04 mm longis), ad 
apicem versus subintegris vel parce et minute papilloso-den- 
tieulatis, utrinque usque ultra medium laminae vitta cellulis 
prosenchymaticis formata pallido-viridi usque ad 0.03 mm lata 
ornatis, quam folia lateralia vulgaria pro conditione minoribus, 
ceteris notis iis similibus; folis axillaribus maximis vix 2.25 
mm longis et vix 1 mm supra basin latis; foliis intermediis 
atro-viridibus, e basi exteriore manifeste auriculata (auricula 
rotundata, viridi, margine sparse piloso-denticulata, pilis den- 
tiformibus usque ad 0.04 mm longis) et e basi interiore breviter 
truneato-rotundata oblique ovatis, subreetis, in aristam subinte- 
gram vix 0.05 mm longam acuminatis, margine oblique praeser- 
. tim ad apicem versus piloso-denticulatis (pilis usque ad 0.04 mm 
altis) et aurieula excepta ubique vitta cellulis prosenchymaticis 
subscleroticis formata usque ad 0.03 mm lata pallido-viridi orna- 
tis; foliis intermediis maximis arista auriculaque inelusa c. 2.25 
mm longis, 0.75 mm medio latis; floribus apice ramorum primi 
ordinis et ramulorum abbreviatorum secundi ordinis solitariis, 
interdum flore altero ramulo omnino rudimentario insidente apice 
ramorum primi ordinis binis, c. 3—12 mm longis, 1.5—2 mm 
crassis; sporophyllis subhomomorphis, e basi utraque rotundata 
deltoideo-cymbiformibus, in aristam brevem acuminatis, ad api- 
cem versus dorsi carinatis (carina viridi, subintegra, usque ad 0.05 
mm alta), marginibus ima basi utraque integra excepta piloso- 
dentieulatis (pilis dentiformibus c. 0.02—0.03 mm altis, et vix 


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0.05 mm longis) et vitta fibris subscleroticis formata basi latiore 
usque ad 0.1 mm lata sed confinibus incertis terminata ad 
apicem versus angustiore ornatis; sporophyllis dorsalibus laete 
viridibus, stomatibus hyalino-punctulatis; sporophyllis ventral- - 
ibus parum praesertim semifacie interna pallidioribus et latior- 
ibus, stomatibus carentibus; sporophyllis maximis 1.75 mm 
longis, 1 mm supra basin latis; microsporangiis in axillis 
sporophyllorum dorsalium, macrosporangiis in axillis sporophyl- 
"lorum ventralium positis; microsporis 0.03 mm crassis, acer- 
vatim congregatis lutescenti-albidis vel cremeis, singulis lutes- 
centi-pellucidis, ubique gibbis capituliformibus  stipitatis vel 
bacilliformibus ornatis; macrosporis 0.3 mm crassis, status 
sicco albidis, statu humido ebeneis vel stramineo-albidis, opa- 
cis, latere verticali costis commissuralibus subflexuosis cultel- 
liformibus et crista subaequatoriali integra humillima, latere 
rotundato gibbis minutis rugiformibus flexuosis vel subliteri - 
formibus parum perspicuis ornatis. 

Am unteren Teil von Baumstámmen, auf Baumstümpfen 
u. s. w. bei 4750 Fuss Hóhe über Meer, unweit Dumaguete in 
den Cuernos-Bergen in der Provinz Negros Oriental auf der 
Insel Negros (Elmer im Juni, 1908, no. 10231). 

Selaginella negrosensis Hieron. steht der Selaginella inter- 
media (Blume) Spring sehr nahe, unterscheidet sich habituell sehr 
wenig, so dass man die Pflanze auf den ersten Blick für 
identiseh mit dieser Art halten kónnte. Eine eingehende 
genaue Untersuchung fórdert jedoch genügend charakteristische 
Unterschiede zu Tage, so dass die Aufstellung derselben als 
Art mir berechtigt erscheint, obgleich selbstverstándlich wohl 
angenommen werden muss, dass sie aus einer mit dieser Art 
gemeinsamen Stammform oder sogar - aus derselben selbst 
hervorgegangen ist. 

Sie unterscheidet sich (1) durch an der oberen Basis meist 
in einen deutlich abgerundeten Lappen vorgezogene, daher nach 
der Spitze zu noch unterhalb der Mitte plótzlich verschmálerte 
Seitenblütter, die in der Epidermis der Aligularseite keine 
zerstreuten Sklerenchymfasern der angedeutlich Scheinnerven 
zeigen, (2) durch schmälere, etwas längere, aber kürzer und 
weniger kräftig begrannte Mittelblätter, welche jederseits ein 
schmales aus prosenchymatischen Chlorophyllinhalt führenden 
Zelen gebildetes marginales Band zeigen, aber nicht gegen 


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die Spitze hin, wie die Mittelblátter von Selaginella intermedia 
einzelne kaum zu einem intramarginalem Bande sich zu- 
sammenschliessende Sklerenchy mfasern, (3) durch die mehr dreiec- 
kig-kahnfórmigen und nieht wie bei Selaginella intermedia eiför- 
mig-kahnfórmigen, mit deutlichen, aus prosenchy matischen Zellen 
gebildeten Randbande (dass bei Selaginella intermedia fehlt oder 
doch nicht deutlich abgegrenzt ist) versehenen Sporophylle und 
(4) durch das Vorkommen von Mikrosporangien, resp. Mikro- 
sporen, die bei Selaginella intermedia gänzlich zu fehlen scheinen 
oder doch noch nicht gefunden worden sind. 


14. SelagineMa Perkinsiae (*) Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginellarum pleiomacrosporan— 
giatarum, e serie monostelicarum, e turma  Selaginella (Wall.) 
Spring.—Caulibus stramineis, compressis, supra trisulcatis, infra 
planis, c. 1.5 mm latis, basi verisimiliter dichotome ramosis, 
flexuosis; parte superiore tri vel subquadrapinnatim ramosa; 
ramis primi ordinis flexuosis, bipinnatim vel subtripinnatim 
ramosis; ramis secundi ordinis utroque latere 3—4; inferioribus 
pinnatim vel subbipinnatim ramulosis; superioribus furcatis vel 
repetito-fureatis; ramulis simplicibus vel furcatis; caulibus ramis 
ramulisque omnibus ubique heterophyllis; rhizophoris caulium 
sordide stramineis vel cremeis, compresso-teretibus, usque 
ad c. 1 mm latis, in speciminibus 3—10 em longis; 
foliis lateralibus parte inferiore valde inaequilateris, parte superiore 
aequilateris, semifacie superiore basi rotundata valde producta 
latiore quam semifacies inferior infra medium subabrupte vel 
(in foliis lateralibus ramorum ramulorumque) subsensim an- 
gustata et semifacie iuferiore e basi breviter truncato-rotundata 
semioblonga praeditis, oblique falcato-oblongis, sensim acumi- 
natis, acutiuseulis supra atroviridibus, basi superiore parum 
pallidioribus infra subglauco-viridibus et pallidioribus, nervo ad 
apicem versus incrassato utrinque prominulo infra cremeo- 
decolorato ornatis, parte inferiore marginis superioris usque 
ad medium laminae vitta seusim angustata cremea cellulis 
prosenchymaticis formata usque ad 0.08 mm lata ornatis et 
usque infra medium laminae crebre piloso-dentieulatis (pilis 
dentiformibus basilaribus maximis vix 0.05 mm longis, 0.04 


(*) Benannt nach Miss Dr. phil. Janet Perkins, 


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mm altis), ad apicem utriusque marginis versus breviter piloso- 
serrulatis, basi truncata inferiore pilis dentiformibus paucis 
(c. 2—6) ornatis, ceteris partibus integris, nervis falsi: fibrisque 
sparsis ubique carentibus; foliis lateralibus caulium maximis 

9 mm. longis, 2 mm supra basin latis; minimis ramulorum 
ultimorum c. 2 mm longis, 0.5 mm supra basin latis; foliis 
axilaribus e basi utraque cuneata lanceolatis, acutis aequila- 
teris, rectis, margine utroque vitta ornatis, a basi utraque usque 
infra medium laminae crebre piloso-denticulatis et ad apicem 
versus breviter piloso-serrulatis, ceteris notis foliis lateralibus 
vulgaribus similibus; foliis axillaribus maximis ad basin ramorum 
primi ordinis positis c. 3 mm longis, 1.25 mm supra basin 
latis; foliis intermediis atroviridibus, e basi exteriore manifeste 
auriculata (auricula rotundata viridi margine sparse piloso- 
dentieulata, pilis dentiformibus usque ad 0.06 mm longis) et 
e basi interiore breviter truneato-rotundata oblique oblongo- 
ovatis, subrectis, in aristam usque ad 7 mm longam integram vel 
minute piloso-serrulatam sensim acuminatis, margine ubique 
erebre piloso-dentieulatis (pilis dentiformibus usque ad 0.06 mm 
longis) et basi utraque excepta vitta cremea angustissima cellularum 
prosenchy matiearum subscleroticarum serie unica formata ornatis; 
foliis intermediis maximis caulis arista inclusa c. 3 mm longis, 
1.25 mm supra basin latis; floribus apice ramorum et ramulorum 
omnium solitariis, inderdum flore altero apice ramuli abbreviati 
prope florem terminalem posita apice ramorum binis, c. 3—6 mm 
longis, 1.5 mm crassis; sporophyllis subhomomorphis, aequila- 
teris, e basi utraque rotundata ovato-cymbiformibus, in cuspidem 
breviter aristiformem acuminatis, margine utroque ubique crebre 
piloso-dentieulatis (pilis dentiformibus vix ultra 0. 02 mm altis, 
0.04—0.05 mm longis), dorso ad apicem versus subcarinatis; 
dorsalibus laete viridibus, stomatibus hyalinis sparse punctulatis, 
utroque margine vitta cellulis prosenchymaticis chlorophoros 
gerentibus subscleroticis formata ornatis; sporophyllis dorsalibus 
maximis c. 2 mm longis, 0.8 mm supra basin latis; ventral- 
ibus pallidioribus, praesertim semifacie interna magis pallescent- 
ibus, stomatibus ubique carentibus, latere aligulari cellulas 
longiores parietibus internis longitudinalibus undulatis praeditas 
gerentibus, paulo latioribus quam dorsalia; sporophyilis ventrali- 
bus maximis c. 2 mm longis, 1 mm supra basin latis; macrospo- 
rangiis in axillis sporophyllorum ventralium, . microsporangiis 


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dorsalium positis; macrosporis c. 0.3 mm crassis, statu sicco 
albidis, statu humido avellaneo-vel stramineo-albidis, gibbis 
minutis rugiformibus flexuosis ramosis vel literiformibus saepe 
reticulatim conjunctis ornatis, inter cristas commissurales cul- 
telliformes sublaevibus, crista aequatoriali manifesta carentibus; 
microsporis 0.02—0.08 mm crassis, acervatim congregatis cremeis, 
singulis subhyalinis, latere rotundato gibbis capituliformibus 
stipitatis subdense ornatis. 

Die neue Art wurde von Elmer bei Todaya am Berge Apo im 
Distrikt Davao auf Mindanao (September, 1909, no. 11847) 
gesammelt. 

Dieselbe ist sehr nahe verwandt mit Selaginella megrosensis 
Hieron., unterscheidet sich von derselben durch im allgemeinen 
breitere dorsiventrale Verzweigungen, durch gróssere, im Ver- 
hältniss schmálere, sichelförmig-längliche, spitze Seitenblätter 
durch die mehr lanzettlichen (nicht eirunden), schmäleren 
Axillarblätter, die weniger plötzlich in eine kleine Granne 
zugespitzten, schmäleren und grösseren Mittelblätter, durch die 
längeren und schmäleren Sporophylle u. s. w. 

Von Selaginella intermedia (Blume) Spring unterscheidet sie 
sich durch an der oberen Basis stärker vorgezogene mehr 
ungleichseitige Seitenblätter, die keine Scheinnerven und auch 
keine zerstreuten Sklerenchymfasern wie bei dieser besitzen, 
durch schmälere Mittelblätter, längere, in eine Granne endende 
Sporophylle und durch das regelmässige Vorkommen von 
Mikrosporangien mit gut ausgebildeten Mikrosporen. 


15. Selaginella alligans Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleimacrosporangiatarum, 
e serie monostelicarum, cum Selaginella Cumingiana Spring turmam 
propriam turmae Selaginella atroviridis (Wall.) Spring proximam 
repraesentans.—Caulibus ad arborum et arbustorum truncos 
interdum usque ad 5 m longe scandentibus, rhizophoris brevibus 
vix ultra 5 mm longis basi compresso-teretibus ad apicem 
versus dilatatis scutiformibus palmatilobatis griseo-cremeis alli- 
gantibus praeditis vel interdum rhizophoris elongatis usque ad 
1 dm longis teretibus subvirescenti-stramineis repetito dicho- 
tome ramosis (ramis apice saepe dilatatis scutiformibus palma- 
tilobatisque alligantibus) fultis, parte inferiore simplicibus vel 


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interdum furcatis (ramis homogeneis), parte superiore decom- 
posita 3—4-pinnatim ramosis (ramis omnibus non alligantibus 
libere solutis; ambitu systematis ramificationis totius ovato vel 
oblongo) subtetragono-com pressis, supra subconvexis vel subplanis, 
infra planis, lateribus statu sicco saepe subfuleatis, statu hu- 
mido subplanis, ochroleucis vel ochraceo-virentibus, laevibus, 
glabris, vix ultra 1.5 mm crassis, obique heterophyllis; plano 
caulium foliis lateralibus inclusis c. 7 mm, ramorum primi ordinis 
€. 7—10 mm, ramorum secundi ordinis e. 7—8 mm, ramulorum 
ultimorum floriferorum c. 3—4 mm lato; foliis lateralibus caulium 
€ basi inferiore rotundata virescente saepe denticulata et ciliata 
(ciliis saepe dentibus insidentibus usque ad 0.35 mm longis rigi- 
diusculis) et e basi superiore rotundata latius producta albescente 
ciliata (ciliis similibus paucis mox decrescentibus) oblique ovatis, 
obtusis, semifacie superiore c. dimidia parte latiore ad marginem 
versus a basi usque ad medium vel ultra albido-pallescente 
praeditis, margine utroque usque ad apicem minute piloso- 
denticulatis (pilis dentiformibus plerisque c. 1 mm altis vix 
ultra 2 mm longis), nervo mediano parte superiore manifeste 
inerassato e. 0.75—1 mm infra apicem evanescente ornatis, 
nervis falsis omnino carentibus; foliis lateralibus caulium 
maximis c. 4.5 mm longis 2.5—2.75 mm supra basin la- 
tis; foliis axillaribus ad basin ramorum primi ordinis positis 
foliis lateralibus vulgaribus caulium similibus (inaequilateris!), 
sed pallescentibus et minoribus, vix ultra 2.5 mm longis et 
1.5 mm medio latis; foliis intermediis caulium e basi ex- 
teriore late auriculata (auricula rotundata ciliis usque ad 0.25 
mm longis saepe dentibus parvis insidentibus margine ornata) 
et basi interiore breviter rotundato-cuneata pauciciliata palles- 
cente suboblique subfaleato-ovalibus, subobtusis vel brevissime 
cuspidatis, semifacie antica vel interiore vix dimidia parte 
latiore praeditis, margine utroque brevissime piloso-dentieulatis, 
nervo mediano parum incurvo et parte superiore paulo incrassato 
c. 0.35—1 mm infra apicem evanescente ornatis; foliis interme- 
diis maximis caulim foliis intermediis maximis caulium auricula 
c. 1 mm longa inclusa e. 5 mm longis, c. 2.5 mm medio latis; 
foliis lateralibus ramorum ramulorumque omnium quam folia la- 
teralia caulium sensim angustioribus, oblique faleato-oblongo-ovatis, 
semifacie antica parte inferiore latiore parte superiore angustiore 
quam semifacies postica praeditis, apice obtusiusculis, margine 


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superiore vitta albescente cellulis prosenchymaticis formata 
marginali ad apicem versus fibras gerente usque ad 0.07 mm 
lata margine inferiore vitta interepidermali fibris formata et 
inter margines nervumque basi laminae excepta nérvis falsis 
saepe interruptis ornatis, ceteris notis foliis lateralibus caulium 
similibus; foliis lateralibus ramorum primi ordinis maximis 
c. 5 mm longis, 2 mm supra basin latis; maximis ramulorum 
ultimorum c. 2.5 mm longis, 1 mm supra basin latis; foliis axillar- 
ibus ad basin ramulorum secundi tertii et quarti ordinis positis 
aequilateris, e basi utroque breviter cuneato-rotundata ovatis, ob- 
tusis vel obtusiusculis, parte inferiore ad utrumque marginem 
versus albido-pallescentibus et marginibus ipsis vitta cellulis pro- 
senchymaticis formata albescente ad apicem versus fibras interepi- 
dermales gerente usque ad 0.07 mm lata ornatis, ceteris notis 
foliis lateralibus vulgaribus ramorum ramulorumque similibus; 
maximis ad basin ramorum secundi ordinis positis c. 2.75 mm 
longis, 1.25 mm supra basin latis; minimis ad basin ramulo- 
rum ultimorum positis c. 1.75 mm longis 0.75 mm supra basin 
latis; foliis intermediis ramorum ramulorumque omnium e basi 
exteriore late auriculata (auricula rotundata margine ciliata, ciliis 
usque ad 0.25 mm longis flaccidis saepe dentibus insidentibus) 
et e basi interiore subauriculato-cordata ciliis paucis similibus 
ornata oblique falcato-ovatis, in aristam 0.5 longitudinis laminae 
aequantem acuminatis, margine utroque minute piloso-denticu- 
latis, nervo incurvo ornatis, semifacie postica vel exteriore 
paulo latiore praeditis, ubique stomatibus minutis hyalino- 
punctulatis; foliis intermediis maximis ramorum primi ordinis 
c. 3.75 mm longis arista ariculaque inclusis, 1.75 mm medio 
latis; ramorum  ultimorum  floriferorum c. 25 mm longis 
1 mm medio latis; floribus apiee romulorum ultimorum positis, 
singulis vel binis, 1—6 cm longis, usque ad 4 mm crassis; 
sporophyllis subhomomorphis, e basi utraque rotundata deltoideo- 
cymbiformibus in aristam e. 0.33 longitudinis laminae aequan- 
tem longe acuminatis, margine utroque ubique crebre piloso-  ' 
dentieulatis (pilis dentiformibus vix ultra 0.01 mm longis), 
basi excepta vitta cellulis prosenchymaticis hyalino-pallescen- 
tibus formata usque ad 0.05 mm lata ornatis, parte superiore 
dorsi earinatis (carina humili vix ultra 0.05 mm alta integra); 
sporophyllis ventralibus latioribus semifacie altera virescente 
altera pallescenti-viridi praeditis; dorsalibus parum angustio- 


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ribus, semifaciebus utrisque virescentibus praeditis; sporophyllis 
ventralibus maximis arista inclusa 2.75 mm longis, vix 1.5 
mm supra basin latis; maerosporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum 
ventralium ` nonnulorum praesertim  mediiflorum, microspo- 
rangia in axillis sporophyllorum dorsalium et ventralium basi- 
larium et supremoram vel interdum sporophylloram omnium 
positi:; makrosporis compresso-tetraedrico-lentiformibus crista 
aequatoriali inelusa usque ad 0.4 mm crassis, cremeis vel eburneis 
vel statu maturo fuscescentibus, crista aequatoriali aliformi 
hyalina margine undulata usque ad 0.05 mm alta cristisque 
commissuralibus similibus ornatis, inter cristas laevibus, latere 
convexo gibbis rugiformibus flexuosis saepe, ramosis vel lite- 
riformibus ornatis; microporis 0.02—0.03 mm crassis, acervatim 
congregatis luteis, singulis luteo-pellucidis, latere rotundato 
gibbis eapituliformibus stipitatis subsparse ornatis, inter cristas 
commissurales laevibus. 

Die an dünneren Baumstámmen und Unterholz im feuchten 
Urwalde bisweilen bis 5 m hoch nach Art des Epheus klimmende 
Art, wurde von Elmer am Berge Banahao (Mai, 1906, no. 7124) 
und bei Lucban in der Provinz Tayabas (Mai, 1907 no. 7982 
und Mai, 1907, no. 8001) gesammelt und ist auch noch an 
anderen Orten in derselben Provinz von anderen Sammlern 
gefunden worden. Von Dr. Jagor (no. 791) wurde sie bereits 
1861 in der Provinz Camarines gefunden, aber von Aler. 
Braun fálschlich für Selaginella auriculata Spring gehalten und 
als solche bestimmt. Neuerdings ist sie von C. M. Weber in 
der Unterprovinz Butuan auf Mindanao (im November, 1911, 
no. 1489) aufgefunden worden. 

Dieselbe zeichnet sich dadurch aus, dass sie, meist 
dieht angedrückt an anscheinend mit Moos oder anderen 
Epiphyten nieht oder doch nur wenig bewachsenen vermut- 
lich glattrindigen Baumstámmen, sich an die Rinde mit eigen- 
tiimlichen Organen an klammert. Diese Organe kónnen mit 
den klammerwurzeln von Hedera Helix Linn. verglichen werden, 
sind aber morphologisch nicht gleichwertig, da sie nicht um- 
gebildete Wurzeln, sondern solche Wurzeltráger darstellen. Bes- 
ser noch kann man sie mit den mit Haftscheiben versehenen 
Ranken der Arten der Vitaceengattung Quinaria Raf. in Ver- 
gleich stellen. Wie diese besitzen sie als modifizierte Wur- 


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zeltráger Stammnatur (*). Dieselben zeigen stets einen unteren 
stielartigen, etwas zusammengedrückten, kaum über 2 mm langen 
und kaum 0.5 mm dicken und einen oberen, handtellerartig 
verbreiterten Teil, der entweder in einfache oder auch nicht 
selten gegabelte, fingerartige Lappen geteilt ist. Das ganze Or- 
gan erreicht dabei kaum über 5 mm Lánge ind der handfórmige 
obere Teil breitet sich meist nur über einen Raum von kaum 
ebensoviel Millimetern aus. 

Bisweilen finden sich jedoch an den Hauptstengels der 
PHanze auch bis etwa 1 dm lange wiederholt dichotomisch 
verzweigte normale Wurzeltrüger, die denen andere Selaginellen 
ábnlich sind und auf welchen die Stengel gleichsam wie 
auf Stelzfüzzen stehen. Da derartige verlängerte Wurzelträger 
an der Pflanze auscheinend selten vorkommen, so muss ihre 
Bildung wohl auf besondere Umstände zurich geführt werden. 
Dabei könnten nun verschiedene Fälle in Frage kommen, Ent- 
weder ist die Pflanze durch Wind oder sonst welche Gewalt 
vom Baumstamm losgerissen worden und bildet nun um den 
Baumstamm wieder zu erreichen diese verlängerten Wurzel- 
träger, oder sie ist beim klettern auf Moosploster gestossen 
und hat um diese zu durchdringen die verlängerten Wur- 
zeltráger gebildet. Noch ein dritter Umstand könnte die Pflanze 
vielleicht dazu veranlassen und der bestetht in dem Vorhan- 
densein einer wenn auch nur kleinen Anhänfung von feuchter 
Erde in der Nähe, vielleicht in der Gabelung zweischen 
Baumstamm und Ast oder in lochartigen Aushöhlungen des 
Stammes, welche Anhänfung die Pflanze durch die verlängerten 
Wurzelträger zu erreichen strebt um wieder Gelegenheit zu haben 
Nährstoffe und Wasser aufzunehmen, was vielleicht um so not- 
wendiger wurde in Folge von Zerreissen der Stengel und dadurch 
bewirkte Unterbreitung der Verbindung mit dem Erdboden. In 
dieser selben Weise könnten dann auch Moosploster, unter 
denen sich ja leicht durch Absterben derselben Erdanháufungen 


(*) Die Stammnatur der Wurzeltrager von Selaginella kann nach 
den kürzlich von R. E. Fries angestellten Utersuchungen nicht mehr 
angezweifelt werden. Vergl. R. E. Fries: E. H. Bidrag till. Kanne- 
domen om Selaginella-rotbararna in ‘‘Svensk Botanisk Tidskriit 1911, 
Bd. 5, H. 3, p. 952.259. 


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bilden wirken. Dass die Pflanze jedoch zugleich auch Halt sucht, 
wird dadurch bewiesen, dass die Enden der Verzweigungen der 
verlängerten Wurzelträger meist mehr zusammengedrückt oder 
sogar &hnlich den Handtelleren der kurzen klammerorgane 
verbreitert sind und an der unteren auscheinend schon dem 
Stamm anliegenden Seite einen feinen Haarflaum, welchen das 
direkte Haftorgan darstellen dürfte, zeigen. An den Endpunkten 
selbst dieser verbreiterten Endstúcke der Verzweigungen der 
verlángerten Wurzeltráger finden sich regelmássig Wurzelfasern, 
wáhrend die kurzen klammeorgane wie oder doch nur selten 
solche bilden und daher kaum die Funktion besitzen Nährstoffe 
und Wasser aufzunehmen. 

In ganz ähnlicher Weise verhült sich nun die bereits oben 
als nüchst verwandt bezeichnete Selaginella Cumingiana Spring. 
Auch diese klettert nach Angaben von £. D. Merrill und 
F. H. Bolster an Baumstämmen empor. An dem Cumingscher 
aus nur kurzen Zweigstiicken bestehenden Original exemplar, 
welehes im Kgl. Berliner Botanischen Museum zu Dahlem 
aufbewahrt wird, sind nun allerdings keine klammerorgane 
vorhanden, wohl aber finden sich an von C. B. Robinson bei 
Maagnas in der Provinz Camarines auf Luzon (27 u. 28 August 
1908, no. 6333), von F. H. Bolster in der Provinz Surigao 
auf Mindanao (no. 313, April, 1906), am Binaboy-River auf 
Mindanao von E. D. Merrill (November 1906, no. 6014) und 
an nicht angegebenem Orte auch auf Mindanao von M. L. 
Merritt (Mürz, 1908, no. 1107) gesammelten Exemplaren ganz 
ähnlich wie bei Selaginella alligans ausgebildete klammerorgane, 
die jedoch bisweilen ganz ungelappt sind und deren fingerartige 
Lappen, wenn sie vorhanden sind, wie gegabelt zu sein scheinen. 
An der Zugehórigkeit der genannten Exemplare zu Selaginella 
Cumingiana kann nach genauem Vergleich kein Zweifel sein. 
Dagegen gehórt nicht zu dieser Art ein mir von Merrill gesendetes 
von J. F. Quadras auf Mindanao gesammeltes Exemplar, das 
ich in der Hedwigia LI (1911) p. 253 zu Selaginella Cumingiana 
gerechnet hatte, dann aber als Selaginella Quadrasii in Feddes 
Repertorium x (1911) p. 114 beschrieben -habe und auf Grund 
dessen ich irrtiimlich Selaginella Cumingiana in die Gruppe 
der Selaginella magnifica Warburg gestellt hatte. Die áhnliche 
Beschaffenheit der Zweige von Selaginella Quadrasii und Selaginel- 
la Cumingiana ist allerdings eine sehr grosse, so das der von 


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mir begangene Irrtum erklürlieh ist. Eine genauere Untersuchung 
förderte allerdings auch noch feinere Unterschiede zweischen 
diesen zu Tage, abgesehen von dem freien Wuchs und dem 
Fehlen von klammerorganen an den  Stengelorganen der 
Selaginella Quadrasii. 

Da nun zwei sich ganz ähnlich von biologisch verhaltende 
Arten in Selaginella alligans und Selaginella Cumingiana vorhanden 
sind, zu denen sich vielleicht noch andere in Zukunft gesellen 
werden, so scheint as mir zweekmässig aus denselben eine beson- 
dere Gruppe, die als Selaginella alligans Gruppe bezeichnet werden 
kann, zu bilden, welche in die Nähe der Gruppe der Selaginella 
atroviridis (Wall.) Spring zu stellen ist. 

Was nun die Unterschiede der beiden nahestehenden Arten 
anbetrifft, so ist hervorzuheben, dass Selaginella Cumingiana 
auscheinend weniger reich verzweigt ist (nur.1—2-fach fiederig), 
dass die dorsiventralen Zweige dieser Art im Allgemeinen etwas 
breiter, die Seitenblätter demnach grösser sind und dass die 
Mittelblätter der Seitenzweige dieser Art breiter und nur kurz 
zugespitzt und nicht in eine längere Granneuspitze verlängert 
sind, abgesehen von weniger auffallenden weiteren kennzeichen. 


16. Selaginella Mearnsii (*) Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, 

e serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella bisulcatae Spring, 

ex affinitate proxima Selaginella opacae Al. Braun.—Caulibus 

repentibus, ubique rhizophoris compresso-teretibus stramineo- 

verentibus c. 0.5 mm crassis c. 1—1.5 dm longis suffultis, 

subtetragono-compressis, plagiotropis, infra convexis, supra planis 

(vel statu sicco concavis), lateribus sulcatis, stramineis vel 

subochraceis, glabris, leavibus, subnitentibus, vix ultra 1.5 
mm crassis, parte inferiore dichotome (ramis homogeneis), 

parte superiore decomposito tripinnatim vel rare subquadripin- 

natim ramosis; ramis primi ordinis 3—5 cm inter se distantibus, 

- secundi ordinis paucis (saepe 4—5) 1—1.5 cm destantibus, infimis 
secundi ordinis subpinnatim ramosis, supremis fureatis, ramis 

tertii ordinis vel ramulis (1—4) simplicibus raro furcatis; plano 


caulium foliis lateralibus inclusis e. 7—10 mm, ramorum primi 
Y. 

(*) Benannt nach einem der 
ander Mearns. £ 


Sammler der Art Major Edgar Alex- 


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ordinis 6—9, secundi ordinis 5—8, tertii ordinis 4—5 mm lato; 
foliis lateralibus caulium remotiusculis, ejusdem lateris usque 
ad 6 mm distantibus, ramorum magis approximatis ad apices 
versus subimbricatis, e basi inferiore breviter cuneato-truncata 
et e basi superiore rotundata late producta decurrente pallescente 
oblique suboblongo-ovatis, in cuspidem brevissimum ` breviter 
acuminatis, inaequilateris, semifacie antica c. dimidia parte 
vel parum ultra latiore praeditis, nervo ad apicem versus parum 
incrassato subrecto infra apicem laminae evanescente ornatis, 
margine inferiore integris, superiore sparse piloso-denticulatis 
(pilis dentiformibus sursum erectis c. 0.5—1 mm longis); 
folis lateralibus caulium maximis c. 5.5 mm longis, 2.5 
mm supra basin latis; foliis lateralibus ramorum sensim 
deerescentibus sed similibus; ramulorum ultimorum florif- 
erorum €. 2.5 mm longis, vix 1 mm supra basin latis; 
folis axillaribus e basi utraque rotundata pallescente ovatis, 
breviter cuspidatis, margine utroque sparse piloso-denticu- 
latis, minoribus quam folia lateralia vulgaria, ceteris notis iis 
similibus; maximis c. 4 mm longis, 2.25 mm supra basin 
latis; foliis intermediis a basi exteriore cuneata et interiore 
rotundata oblique  subfaleato-obovatis, in aristam 0.25—0.50 
longitudinis laminae aequantem. abrupte acuminatis, margine 
utroque subsparse ciliatis (ciliis subpatentibus rigidiusculis c. 
0.10—0.15 mm longis); foliis intermediis caulium maximis 
arista exclusa c. 3 mm longis, 2.25 mm supra medium latis; 
minimis ramulorum ultimorum arista exclusa c. 1.5 mm 
longis, 0.75 mm supra medium latis; floribus c. 5—7 mm longis, 
c. 3 mm crassis; sporophyllis heteromorphis; dorsalibus e basi 
utraque euneato-rotundata oblique ovato-cymbiformibus in mucro- 
nem brevem acuminatis, inaequilateris, semifacie in lumen in- 
clinata subvirescente altero tanto latiore margine ubique sparse 
ciliata (ciliis usque ad 0.1 mm longis rigidiusculis) et semifacie 
altera angustiore et paulo breviore hyalino-pellucida praeditis, 
dorso basi excepta carinatis (carina virescente usque ad 0.3 mm 
alta, margine minute piloso-denticulata pilis dentiformibus vix 
ultra 0.02 mm altis sursum inclinatis, 0.04 mm longis); sporo- 
‘phyllis dorsalibus maximis c. 3 mm longis, 1.5 mm supra basin. 
latis; sporophyllis ventralibus e basi auriculata peltatim affixa 
utrinque rotundata deltoideo-cymbiformibus, in mucronem brevem 
sensim acuminatis, in aequilateris vel subaequilateris, hyalino- 


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pellucidis, vix virentibus, margine utroque parte inferiore crebre 
ciliatis (ciliis usque ad 0.1 mm longis rigidiusculis) et ciliis sensim 
decresentibus ad apicem versus piloso-denticulatis (pilis c. 0.05 
mm longis), dorso subobsolete carinatis (carina vix 0.04 mm alta 
integra) ;sporophyllis ventralibus basilaribus 1—3 (macrosporangia 
gerentibus) ceteris majoribus c. 3.5 mm longis 2.25 mm supra 
basin latis; ventralibus ceteris (mierosporangia gerentibus) c. 
2 mm longis, 1.25 mm supra basin latis; macrosporangiis 
in axillis sporophyllorum ventralium basilarium 1—3, micro- 
sporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum ventralium ceterorum et 
dorsalium omnium positis; macrosporis usque ad 0.5 mm 
crassis, juventute eburneis vel cremeis, statu maturo castanels 
ubique etiam inter cristas commissurales rugiformis gibbis mi- 
nutissimis mox deciduis farinaceo-conspersis; microsporis 0.030— 
0.035 mm crassis, acervatim congregatis umbrinis, singulis 
pellucidis, latere rotundato gibbis humilibus verruciformibus 
obseurius umbrinis dense ornatis. 

Die Art ist zuerst von Elmer bei Baguio in der Prov- 
inz Benguet auf Luzon (Márz, 1907, no. 8355), dann von 
E. A. Mearns bei Pauai in 7000 Fuss Hóhe über Meer (Juli, 
1907, no. 4237) und ebendaselbst von D. Le Roy Topping, 23- 
28 Januar, 1909, nos. 1136 und 1151) gesammelt worden. 

Dieselbe ist sehr nahe verwandt mit Selaginella opaca 
Al. Braun (ap. siehe Warburg, Monsunia 1. p. 108 und 122, 
no. 112) und kann als eine von dieser abzuleitende Unterart 
oder umgekehrt diese von jener betrachtet werden. Die 
Unterschiede beider bestehen darin, dass die Seitenblütter 
von Selaginella opaca am unteren Teil des oberen Bandes 
mit viel zahlreicheren und zwar abstehenden etwa 0.05—0.06 
mm langen Wimpern besetzt sind, dass die Mittelblütter eirund 
und nicht verkehrt eirund sind, dass die Makrosporen in reifen 
Zustande gelblich oder etwas rótlich weiss bis ockerfarben, 
angefeuchtet rostfarben (also nicht dunkel kastanienbraun wie 
bei Selaginella Mearnsii) und fast glatt oder doch nur ganz un- 
deutlich grubig sind, die Mikrosporen in Masse gesehen isabell- 
farben oder rostfarbig erscheinen, einzeln betrachtet brüunlich 
durchsichtig sind und mit warzenfòrmigen Erhóhungen, die nicht 
wie bei Selaginella Mearnsii dunkler gefárbt sind, dichter besetzt 
sind. Andere Unterschiede finden sich noch in Bezug auf die 
form der Sporophylle, von welchen die ventralen mehr un- 


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gleichseitig und mehr eirund-kahnfórmig sind und nicht wie bej 
Selaginella Mearnsii mehr deltoidisch-kahnfórmig. Die Blüten 
sind bei Selaginella opaca bisweilen lánger, bis 1.5 cm lang, 
bei welchen sich dann in 4 bis 5 unteren ventralen Sporo- 
phyllen Makrosporangien finden. Im Habitus und in allen 
weiteren Merkmalen sind aber beide Arten sehr ähnlich. Da 
jedoch auch das Vaterland beider Arten verschieden  ist,— 
Selaginella opaca ist bisher nur auf Java gefunden worden,— 
so scheint es zweckmássig die beiden Arte getrennt zu halten. 


17. Selaginella pervaga Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, 

e serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella bisulcatae Spring, ex 
affinitate Selaginella opacae Al. Braun et Selaginella Mearnsii 
Hieron.—Caulibus prostratis ubique rhizophoris compresso-tere- 
tibus statu sicco sordide stramineis (statu vivo ex schedula rube- 
subtiscenbus) e. 0.5—0.8 mm latis et 1—1.5 mm longis suffultis, 
tetragonis, supra planis, infra convexis, lateribus irregulariter 
1—2-suleatis, stramineis (statu vivo ex schedula rubescentibus), 
glabris, laevibus subnitentibus, c. usque ad 2 mm crassis, 
parte inferiore verisimiliter dichotome (ramis homogeneis), parte 
superiore decomposito-tripinnatim ramosis; ramis primi ordinis 
2.5—6 cm inter se distantibus, secundi ordinis paucis (utroque 
latere 2—4), 1.5—2.5 cm inter se distantibus; inferioribus secundi 
ordinis subpinnatim ramosis vel repetito furcatis, superioribus 
furcatis vel simplicibus, ramis tertii ordinis simplicibus vel raro 
= fureatis; plano caulium foliis lateralibus inelusis c. 12—13 mm 
ramorum primi ordinis c. 10—12 mm secundi 8—10 mm et 
tertii 5—6 mm lato; foliis lateralibus partium satis evolutorum 
caulium remotiusculis, ejusdem lateris usque ad 8 mm dis- 
tantibus, ad apicem caulis versus et in ramis ramulisque magis 
approximatis, sed vix imbricatis, e basi inferiore breviter truncato- 
rotundata et superiore rotundata parum decurrente vix producta 
paulo oblique subfalcato-oblongis vel (ramorum ultimorum) 
oblongo-ovatis, in cuspidem brevissimum breviter acuminatis, 
inaequilateris, semifacie antica c. tertia parte posticae latiore 
praeditis, nervo ad apicem versus incrassato parte superiore 
parum ineurvato vel interdum subrecto infra apicem laminae 
evanescente ornatis, ad apicem marginis inferioris parce ciliatis 


2022 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Anr. 101 
(ciliis usque ad 0.1 mm longis, margini subappressis) ceterum 
integerrimis, margine superiore apice excepto-similiter ciliato 
longius erebriusque ciliatis (ciliis usque ad 0.14 mm longis sub- 
patentibus); foliis lateralibus caulium maximis c. 7 mm longis 
2.75 mm supra basin latis, ramulorum 2—3 mm longis vix ultra 
1 mm latis; foliis axillaribus e basi utraque rotundatocuneata 
ovatis, breviter cuspidatis, margine utroque  pallescentibus 
sparse ciliatis (ciliis plus minusve patentibus ad apicem versus 
margini subappressis brevioribus); foliis axillaribus maximis ad 
basin ramorum primi ordinis positis c. 4.5 mm longis, 2 mm 
supra basin latis; foliis intermediis e basi exteriore breviter auric- 
ulata (auricula virescente rotundata) et e basi interiore rotundata 
subfalcato-obovatis, in aristam c. 0.5—0 8 longitudis laminae 
aequantem abrupte acuminatis, margine utroque ubique crebrinus 
ciliatis (ciliis patentibus flexuosis c. 0.1—0,2 mm longis), praeser- 
tim juxta marginem exteriorem stomatibus byalino-punctulatis; 
foliis intermediis maximis caulium c. 3 mm longis arista c. 1.9 
mm longa exelusa, vix 2 mm supra medium latis; ramulorum 
ultimorum c. 1.5 mm longis (arista c. 1.25 mm longa exclusa) 
et 0.75 mm infra apicem latis; floribus c. 4—9 mm longis, 
4 mm latis; sporophyllis heteromorphis; dorsalibus e basi utraque 
cuneato-rotundata oblique oblongo-cymbiformibus, in mucronem 
breven subaristiformen acuminatis, valde inaequilateris, semi- 
facie in lumen inclinata virescente altero tanto latiore margine 
ubique ciliata (ciliis c. 0.1—0.75 mm longis patentibus) et semi- 
facie altera angustiore multo breviore hyalino-pellucida margine 
ciliis similibus ornata praeditis, dorso basi excepta carinatis 
(carina virescente usque ad 0.5 mm alta margine subcrebre 
piloso-denticulata, pilis dentiformibus vix 0.07 mm longis margini 
subappressis); sporophyllis dorsalibus maximis c. 4 mm longis, 
1.75 mm supra basin latis; sporophyllis ventralibus e basi auricu- 
lata (auricula quadrangula crebre eiliata, ciliis c, 0.1 mm longis), 
peltatim affixa utrinque rotundata oblique deltoideo-cym- 
biformibus, in mucronem brevem sensim acuminatis, inaequi- 
lateris, subhyalino-pellucidis, margine utroque sparse ciliatis 
(ciliis patentibus c. 0.10—0.15 mm longis) et ciliis sensim 
decrescentibus ad apicem versus piloso-denticulatis (piliis c. 
0.06—0.08 mm longis), dorso ad apicem versus carinatis 
(carina usque ad 0.3 mm alta, acie sparse piloso-denticulata) ; 
sporophyllis ventralibus basilaribus 2—4 (macrosporangia 


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gerentibus) quam ceteri majoribus, c. 4 mm longis, vix 2 
mm supra basin latis; ventralibus ceteris (mierosporangia 
garentibus) c. 3 mm longis, 1.25 mm supra basin latis; macro- 
sporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum basilarium 1—3, microspo- 
ranglis in axillis sporophyllorum ventralium ceterorum et 
dorsalium omnium positis; macrosporis usque ad 0.5 mm 
crassis, juventute eburneis vel cremeis, statu maturo fulvis 
vel eastaneis, ubique gibbis papilliformibus minutissime hyalinis 
mox deciduis farinoso-conspersis, cristis commissuralibus humi- 
libus rugiformibus rectis basi inerassatis ornatis; micro:poris 
0.03—0.04 mm crassis, acervatim congregatis, ochraceis, singulis 
ochraceo-pellucidis latere rotundato gibbis verruciformibus humi- 
libus dense ornatis. 

Die Pflanze wächst über abgestorbenem Unterholz an 
waldlosen Stellen sich weit hin erstreckend bei Dumaguete 
in den Cuernos-Bergen in der Provinz Oriental auf der Insel 
Negros (Eimer, im März, 1908, no. 9638). 

Die Art steht der Selaginella Mearnsii Hieron. sehr nahe 
und ist ihr habituell sehr ähnlich. Dieselbe unterscheidet 
sich von dieser durch breitere dorsiventrale Verzweigungen, 
längere und schmälere an der oberen Basis weniger vorgezogene 
an dem Oberrande mit längeren Wimpern versehene Seitenblät- 
ter, durch mit längerer Grannenspitze am Ende der stumpferen 
Spreite und mit längeren Wimpern am Rande versehene Mit- 
telblätter und noch andere, weniger auffällige kennzeichen. 

Von Selaginella opaca Al. Braun unterscheidet sie sich in 
ähnlicher Weise und fast durch dieselben Merkmale als wie 
Selaginella Mearnsii von dieser. 


18. Selaginella apoensis Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, e 
serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella Belangeri (Bory) Spring.— 
Caulibus parte inferiore inter museos repentibus, rhizophoris 
tenuissimis vix 0.1 mm crassis vix ultra 0.5 cm longis raris 
suffultis, repetito dichotome ramosis, parte superiore subascen- 
dentibus supra museos prostratis rhyzophoris carentibus sparse 
pinnatim romosis; ramis 0.5—1 em inter se distantibus; 
caulibus ramisque ommibus vix ultra 0.2 mm crassis, viri- 
dibus, compresso-teretibus, ubique heterophyllis; plano caulium 


f 


2024 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Not, VI, ART. 101 


repentium foliis lateralibus inclusis vix ultra 1 mm ramorum 
superiorum  ascendentium c. 2—2.75 mm lato; foliis glauco- 
viridibus; lateralibus partium repentium caulium e basi in- 
feriore aurriculata (auricula viridi, decurrente et basi superiore 
subcordato-rotundata oblique cordatis, in cuspidem brevem bre- 
viter acuminatis, margine inferiore basi pauciciliatis (ciliis vix 
ultra 0.07 mm longis, rectis mox decrescentibus), ad apicem 
versus breviter piloso denticulatis, margine, superiore (apice 
summo breviter piloso-denticulato excepto) longe ciliatis (cil- 
lis rigidiuseulis patentibus rectis vel parum flexuosis usque 
ad 0.25 mm longis) et e basi usque ad medium laminae 
vitta albieante cellulis prosenchymaticis subscleroticis granulis 
chlorophyllaceis carentibus formata usque ad 0.1 mm lata 
ornatis; foliis lateralibus maximis caulium repentium vix 0.75 
mm longis et 0.75 mm supra basin latis; foliis lateralibus 
ramorum superiorum ascendentium e basi inferiore truneato- 
rotundata et basi superiore rotundata falcato-ovatis, acuminatis, 
margine superiore quam folia lateralia partium repentium 
longius ciliatis (ciliis interdum usque ad 0.6 mm longis), 
ceteris notis foliis lateralibus partium repentium similibus; 
foliis lateralibus maximis partium ascendentium c. 2 mm longis, 
1 mm supra basin latis; foliis axillaribus caulibus repentibus 
insidentibus foliis lateralibus vulgaribus eorum omnino homo- 
geneis; foliis axillaribus caulium vel ramorum ascendentium 
e basi utraque rotundato-euneata lanceolato-ovatis, aequilateris 
margine utroque ciliis usque ad 0.6 mm longis ornatis, parte 
inferiore utrinque vitta cellulis prosenchymaticis subscleroticis 
formata ornatis; foliis axillaribus caulium et ramorum ascenden- 
tium maximis c. 1.5 mm longis, 0.75 mm infra medium latis; 
foliis intermediis partium inferiorum repentium ascendentium 
similibus, e basi exteriore auriculata (auricula viridi deltoidae 
acutiuscula) et e basi interiore cuneata ovatis, in cuspidem 
brevem cilia saepe terminatim acuminatis, margine utroque 
sparse ciliatis (ciliis usque ad 0.3 mm longis); floribus apice ram- 
.orum ascendentium ramulorumque positiis, solitariis, c. 0.5—2 
em longis, 1.5 mm latis; sporophyllis valde heteromorphis; dorsa- 
libus e basi utraque rotundata ovato-cymbiformibus, rostrato- 
acutis, inaequilateris, semifacie in lumen inclinata majore viridi 
altero tanto latiore parte inferiore marginis longe ciliata (ciliis 
usque ad 0.2 mm longis) parte superiore marginis ciliis repente 


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decrescentibus piloso-denticulata et semifacie altera angustiora 
et breviore hyalino-pellucida margine saepe longius ciliata (ciliis 
usque ad 0.3 mm longis) praeditis, dorso carinatis (carina 
viridi, usque ad 0.15 mm alta, acie ad apicem versus minute 
piloso-denticulata); sporophyllis dorsalibus maximis c. 1.75 mm 
longis, 0.75 mm supra basin latis; sporophyllis ventralibus e 
basi utraque rotundata deltoideo-cymbiformibus,  aequilateris, 
acutis, hyalino-pellucidis, margine utroque basibus integris et 
apice utrinque piloso-denticulato exceptis sparse ciliatis (ciliis 
usque ad 0.25 mm longis), dorso modice carinatis (carina 
hyalina, vix 0.05 mm alta, integra); sporophyllis ventralibus 
maximis vix 1.75 mm longis, vix 0.66 mm supra basin latis; 
macrosp»rangiis in axillis sporophyllorum ventralium infe- 
riorum, mierosporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum ventralium 
Superiorum et dorsalium omnium positis, macrosporis c. 0.20— 
0.25 mm crassis, sulphureis, opacis, gibbis minutissimis papilli- 
formibus dense conspersis; microsporis c. 0.03—0.04 mm crassis, 
laevibus, acervatim congregatis miniatis, singulis aurantiaco- 
pellucidis. 

Die Exemplare wurden bei Todaya am Berge Apo im 
Distrikt Davao auf der Insel Mindanao aufgefunden (Elmer im 
September, 1909, no. 11722). 

Selaginella apoensis Hieron. stelle ich vorláufig in die Náhe 
der Selaginella vitensis Baker, die auf den Fidschi-inseln heimisch 
ist. Dieselbe unterscheidet sich von dieser ausser durch das 
Vaterland durch lockere verzweigte Sprosse, durch mit lángeren 
Wimpern am Oberrande versehene, spitzere Seitenblátter, durch 
in eine kürzere Haarspitze endende, lánger bewimperte Mittelblát- 
ter und dureh mit lángeren Wimperen am Rande besetzte 
Sporophylle. Besonders auffallend aber ist bei Selaginella apoen- 
sis, dass die zwischen den Moosen kriechenden Sprosse in Bezug 
auf die form der Seitenblütter und Axillarblátter an denselben 
von den oberen auf den Moospolstern ausgebreiteten abweichen, wie 
Oben aus der Beschreibung hervorgeht. Es ist auch wahrschein- 
lich, dass sich die einen Sprosse in die andern und umgekehrt 
umbilden kónnen. Die Art náhert sich durch diese Dimorphie 
der Sprosse der Gruppe der Selaginella flagellata Spring, bei 
welcher peitschentriebartige Verlángerungen der Haupt und Seiten- 
achsen vorkommen, deren Bliiter kleiner und oft blásser sind. 
Sollten sich in Zukunft unter den bisher in die Gruppe der 


2026 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 101 
Selaginella Belangeri gestellten Arten noch mehr finden oder noch 
mehr neue Arten aufgefunden werden, welche sieh morphologiseh 
ebenso verhalten wie Selaginella apoensis, so wird man vielleicht 
aus diesen eine besondere Gruppe, bilden können. Selaginella 
vitensis, die sonst in manchen Beziehungen der Selaginella apoensis 
áhnlich ist, besitzt, so weit ich nach den mir vorliegenden Exem- 
plaren urteilen kann, diese Dimorphie der Sprosse nicht. 


19. Selaginella Belangeri (Bory) Spring, Monogr. II in 
Mém. de l’Acad. Roy. de Belgique xxıv, p. 242, no. 180; Hierony- 
mus in Hedwigia t (1910) p. 21, no. 15; LI (1911) p. 270, no. 
28; Lycopodium Belangeri Bory in Belanger, Voyage Bot. I, 
p. 12, no. 16, t. 1, fig. 2; Selaginella myosuroides Spring in 
Gaudichaud, Voy. de la Bonite, Bot. 1, p. 327 (non [ Kaulf.] 
Spring Monogr. 11, p. 236; no. 172; nec. Pres! Bot. Bem. in 
Abh. d. boehm. Ges. d. Wiss. 111, p. 581); Selaginella pro- 
niflora Bak. in Journ. of Bot. 1885, p. 156; Handb. of the 
Fern All. p. 108, no. 279 (non [Lam.] Hieron. Hedwigia L 
(1910) p. 2i, nee Lycopodium proniflorum Lam. Enc. 111, p. 652); 
Selaginella reticulata (Hook. et Grev.) Spring Enum. Lycop. in 
Bull. de "Acad. Roy. de Bruxelles p. 233 (33), no. 155; Lycopodium 


p T reticulatum Hook. et Grev. Enum. fil. in Bot. Miscell. 11, p. 402, 
z no. 185 (*). 


Bei Palo auf der Insel Leyte (Elmer im Januar, 1906, 
no. 7076). 


(*) Spring zitiert als Synonym zu Selaginella Belangeri noch ''Ly- 
copodium remotifolium Desv. Prodr. fil. in Annal. Soc. Linn. de Paris vi, 
p. 189" (muss heisen 190) und ‘‘ Lycopodium philippense Willd. Herb. 
(fide Sprengel)." Was das erstere Synonym anbetrifft, so kann ich nicht 
feststellen, ob es wirklich hierher gehort, da ich das betreffende Ori- 
ginal exemplar nicht gesehen habe, aus der Beschreibung Desvaurs 

. dies aber nicht sicher festzustellen ist. Dagegen konnte ich das im 
Herbar Wilidenows unter no. 19356 befindliche mit dem Manuscript- 
namen ‘‘Lycopodium  philippense?' von Willdenow bezeichnete und 
von Commerson ihm gesendete sehr fragmentarische Exemplar unter- 
suchen und feststellen, dass es nicht zu Selaginella Belangeri gehort, 
sondern als Varietat zu Selaginella aristata Spring gezogen werden 
muss. Dass Lycopodium proniflorum Lam. nicht zu dieser Art gehört, 
habe ich schon an anderer Stelle (Hedwigia r, p. 21) erortert und 
verweise hier auf das dort gesagte. ` i 


DucemBer 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2027 


Die Art ist weit verbreitet von Vorderindien und Ceylon 
nach dem Himalaya und Hinterindien bis nach Tonkin und 
Malacca von da über die Andamanen und Nikobaren nach Su- 
matra, Java, Celebes, Philippinen nórdlich bis auf die Ja- 
panischen Ru-Kiu (Liu-Kiu oder Lutschu-inseln und end- 
lich über die Molukken bis nach New-Guinea, den Inseln 
des Bismarkarchipels und die Östliche Hälfte von Australien. 
Von Philippinen-inseln, auf welchen die Art bisher gefunden 
wurde sind zu nennen. Luzon, Leyte, Mindanao und Palawan. 

Die weite Verbreitung der Art habe ich (Hedwigia LI, 
1911, p. 270) durch wahrscheinliches vorkommen von parthe- 
nogenetischer Embryobildung in den Archegonien der Makro- 
sporen prothallien oder apogamischer Embryo erzeugung an diesen 
zu erkláren versucht, indem ich mich darauf bezog, dass gut 
ausgebildete Mikrosporangien mit reifen Mikrosporen bei der 
Art selten sind. Nachdem kürzlich Bruchmann (*) nachgewiesen 
hat, dass sogar bei Selaginellen, welche normale Mikrospo- 
rangien und solche Mikrosporen ausbilden, wie Selaginella ru- 
bricaulis Al. Braun und Selaginella selaginoides (Linn.) Link. parthe- 
nogenetische Entwicklung der Embryonen vorkommt, gewinnt 
meine Vermutung sehr an Wahrscheinlichkeit. 

Die Art variiert etwas mit stumpferen oder spitzeren 
Seitenblätter und mit kürzeren kaum über 5 mm langen 
oder längeren, bisweilen 2 cm langen Blüten, mit starreren 
oder weniger starren Blättern, und mit mehr oder weniger 
langen Haarorganen an dem unterren Teile des Oberrandes der 
Seitenblàtter. Doch sind die Formen nicht auseinander zu 
halten und haben auscheinend keine bestimmte geographische 
Verbreitung, sondern treten in denselben Gegenden auf und 
sind demnach wohl nur als Produkte verschiedener Standorte 
und deren Beschaffenheit zu betrachten. 


20. Selaginella cuernosensis Hieron. nov. Spec, 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, e 
serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella Belangeri (Bory) Spring.— 
Caulibus repentibus, rhizophoris tenuissimis vix ultra 0.2 mm 
crassis et 1.5 cm longis suffultis, tenuibus, ancipitibus, strami 


(*) H. Bruchmann: Zur Embryologie der Selaginellaceen (Flora 
N. F. iv [der ganzen Reihe 104 Band] Heít 8, 1912, p. 212 nu. f.) 


2028 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY Dot, VI, Arr. 101 


neo-virentibus, glabris, laevibus, subnitentibus, c. 0.25—0.35 mm 
crassis, parte inferiore dichotome (ramis homogeneis vel subho- 
mogeneis), parte superiore pinnatim vel subbipinnatim ramosa; 
ramis primiordinis simplicibus vel furcatis vel utroque latere 
uniramosis, in specimine usque ad e. 1 dm longis; caulibus 
ramisque omnibus ubique heterophyllis; plano caulium foliis 
lateralibus inclusis c. 4 mm ramorum vix 3 mm lato; foliis 
glauco-viridibus; lateralibus e basi inferiore subcordato-truneata 
et e basi superiore rotundata oblique ovatis, obtusiuseulis, parum 
inaequilateris, semifacie superiore paulo producta et latiore 
praeditis, nervo mediano tenuissimo ad apicem versus vix 
inerassato c. 0.5 mm infra apicem evanescente ornatis, margine 
utroque ad apicem versus subcrebre, ceteris partibus sparse et 
minute piloso-denticulatis (pilis dentiformibus vix 0.02 mm 
longis c. 0.01 mm altis), membranaceis, clare viridibus sparse 
stomatibus hyalino-punctulatis; vicinis c. 1 mm distantibus 
(ejusdem lateris c. 2 mm); foliis lateralibus maximis c. 2 mm 
longis, 1.75 mm medio latis; foliis axillaribus e basi utraque 
rotundata ovatis, aequilateris, ceteris notis foliis lateralibus 
vulgaribus similibus; maximis 1.5 mm longis, 1 mm inira 
medium latis; foliis intermediis e basi exteriore rotundata in- 
teriore rotundato-cuneata ovatis, in cuspidem subsetiformen 0.25 
—0.30 mm longam acuminatis, nervo mediano brevi abortivo 
ornatis, margine exteriore sparse interiore crebrius piloso-dentic- 
ulatis (pilis dentiformibus c. 2 mm altis longisque); foliis inter- 
mediis maximi: cuspide exclusa c. 0.7 mm longis, 0.5 mm supra 
medium latis; floribus apice ramorum positis solitariis, 1— 1.25 
em longis, 2—2.5 mm latis; sporophyllis valde heteromorphis; 
dorsalibus e basi utraque integra rotundato-cuneata ovato-cym- 
biformibus, breviter acuminatis, semifacie in lumen inclinata 
virescente majore et altero tanto latiore quam semifacies altera 
praeditis, margine utroque basibus exceptis subsparse piloso-den- 
ticulatis (pilis dentiformibus c. 0.02 mm ältis et longis), dorso 
ubique carinatis (carina virescente, parum decurrente, usque ad 
0.2 mm alta, ad apicem versus minute piloso-denticulata, pilis 
paucis vix ultra 0.01 mm altis longisque) ; sporophyllis dorsalibus 
maximis c. 1.5 mm longis, 0.75 mm supra basin latis; sporophyl- 
lis ventralibus e basi utraque rotundata ovato-subeymbiformibus, 
in euspidem breviter setiformem acuminates, dorso summo apice 
excepto subearinatis (carina virescente, basi vix usque ad 0.07 


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mm alta, sensim angustata, integra), margine utroque basibus 
integris exceptis sparse piloso-denticulatis (pilis dentiformi- 
bus, vix ultra 0.05 mm longis altisque); sporophyllis ven- 
tralibus maximis, c. 1.2 mm longis, 0.8 mm infra medium 
latis; macrosporangiis stramineo-albidis in axillis sporophyl. 
lorum  ventralium, microsporangiis verisimiliter in axillis 
sporophyllorum dorsalium omnium positis (in specimine jam 
delapsis); macrosporis c. 0.20—0.25 mm crassis, cremeis, latere 
rotundato gibbis minutis verruciformibus dense ornatis; micro- 
sporis in specimine jam delapsis deficientibus. 

Die Exemplare fanden sich, nahe dem Boden auf ab- 
gestorbenen oder umgefallenen Farnstimmen kriechend, in 3500 
Fuss Hóhe über dem Meer bei Dumaguete in den Cuernos- 
Bergen in der Provinz Oriental der Insel Negros (Elmer im 
Márz, 1908, no. 9651). 

Einheimischer Name; ‘‘Licop-blicop magamai." Die Art 
ist sehr nahe verwandt mit Lycopodium nummularia Al. Braun 
ap. Warburg, die auf. Luzon von Jagor im Jahre 1861 leider 
nur in sterilen Exemplaren gesammelt, von Al. Braun bereits 
als neue erkannt und im  Herbar benannt, aber erst von 
Warburg kurz beschrieben wurde.  Dieselbe unterscheidet sich 
von Selaginella nummularia durch die Form der Seitenblätter 
die bei dieser kleiner, gleichseitig, herzförmig-rundlich (mit 
bisweilen fast grósserem Breiten als Lángen durchmesser) und 
stumpfer sind. Sehr nahe steht derselben auch eine neue 
Art Selaginella maquilingensis Hieron. vom Berge Maquiling 
auf Luzon, die sich durch viel spitzere dorsale Sporophylle 
und andere weniger in die Augen fallende kennzeichen unter- 
scheidet, in der Blattform aber der Selaginella cuernosensis sehr 
ähnlich ist. 


21. Selaginella philippina Spring, Enum. Lycop. in 
Bull. Acad. Bruxelles x (1843) p. 140 (18), no. 34, Mon. 
I in Mém. de l’Acad. Belgique xxrv (1849) p. 105, no. 51 
pro parte (exclusis speciminibus Griffithianis); Baker, Journ. 
of Bot. xxır (1884) p. 298 no. 175; Handb. of the Fern 
All. (1887) p. 83 pro parte (exclusa varietate Khasiensi); 
Syn. Selaginella Cumingiana Presl in Abh. der boehm. 
Gesellsch. d. Wissensch. 111, p. 582 (non Spring). 


2030 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Amr. 101 
Die typische Form der Art scheint bisher nur auf Luzon 
gefunden worden zu sein. Es liegen mir Exemplare vor: von 
einem nicht angegebenem sehr wahrscheinlich aber auf Luzon 
gelegenem Orte (Cuming no. 1999, Original exemplare); von 
nassen Felsen an den Ufern des Lamao-Flusses am Berge Marive- 
les in der Provinz Bataan bei 2500 Fuss Hóhe über Meer 
(Whitford, Mai, 1904, no. 255); von Felsen an Flussufern bei 
Quinatacutan in der Provinz Tayabas (F. W. Foxworthy und 
M. Ramos, März, 1911, no. 13189); von Felsen am Berge 
Banahao, Provinz Laguna (C. B. Robinson, d. 5—7 Marz, 
1910, no. 9784). 

Die Art ist von Spring auf die von Cuming gesammelten 
unter no. 1999 ausgegebenen Exemplare gegründet worden. 
Diese Exemplare scheinen sámmtlich sterile zu sein. Dem ent- 
sprechend beschreibt Spring in seiner Enumeratio Lycopodinearum 
auch die Blüten nicht. In seiner Monographie des Lycopodiacees 
Ir giebt er jedoch eine kurze Beschreibung derselben: ** Amenta 
brevissima (1—2 lin. longa) subquadrangularia (non compressa); 
bracteis ovato-acuminatis carinatis minutissime serrulatis. An- 
theridia minutissime orbicularia (in nostris) fuscescentia. Oopho- 
tidia: «iu " Diese Angaben über die Beschaffenheit der Blüten 
sind demnach zweifellos nach den von ihm in der Monographie 
II Zur Art zugezogenen, in dem Herbar Hookers befindlichen, 
von Griffith in Gorval (Hinterindien) gesammelten Exemplaren 
gemacht worden. Baker hat nun aber diese hinterindischen 
Exemplare, welche nach ihm aus den Khasia-Bergen stammen, 
als var. Khasiensis Baker ausgeschieden, giebt aber für die 
Philippinen Pflanze an. “Spikes short, square, 0.5 diam.; 
bracts ovate, acuminate, strongly keeled” und stellt Selaginella 
philippina Spring in seine Gruppe der Radiatae zu seiner Series 
tm Ascendentes in das Subgenus Stachygynandrum und nicht 
zum Subgenus Heterostachys, zu welchem er die Philippinen 
Pflanze hátte ziehen miissen, wenn er Bliiten derselben gesehen 
hátte. Die Angabe Bakers über die Beschaffenheit der Blüten 
dürfte demnach sich auch auf die Griffithschen Exemplare 
beziehen und die hinterindische Pflanze, von der mir Fragmente 
vom Original exemplar aus dem Herbar Kew, die aber leider 
blütenlos sind, vorliegen, wohl in eine ganz andere Gruppe 
gehóren. Dass jedoch Selaginella philippina in die Gruppe der 
Selaginella suberosa gehórt und wegen der vershiedenartigen 


December 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2031 


Beschaffenheit der dorsalen und ventralen Sporophylle von Baker 
hátte in sein Subgenus Heterostachys gestellt werden müssen, 
liess sich durch die neuerdings gesammelten fruktifizierenden 
Exemplare feststellen, welche sehr gut mit den Original exemplaren 
übereinstimmen. Nach denselben mache ich weiter unten einige 
die Beschreibungen von Selaginella philippina erginzende Angaben. 

Spring zitiert in seiner Monographie 11, p. 105 als frág- 
liches Synonym noch “Lycopodium microstachyum Desv. Enc. 
Bot. Suppl. m1, p. 554." Ich habe oben diesen Namen nicht 
unter den Synonymen angeführt, weil ich, obgleich das 
Original exemplar von Lycopodium microstachyum | Desv. bisher 
noch nicht von mir gesehen wurde es doch nach der Beschrei- 
bung für ausgeschlossen halte, dass unter diesem Namen die 
gleiche Pflanze vorliegt, welche Spring als Selaginella philippina 
beschrieb, 

Bevor ich nun auf die Beschaffenheit der Blüten eingehe, 
möchte ich auf einen unpassenden Ausdruck in der Beschrei- 
bung Springs, welcher die Seitenblätter betrifft, aufmerksam 
machen. Spring sagt nehmlieh, dass die Seitenblätter ''mar- 
gine superiore serrulato-denticulata’’ seien. Dieser Ausdruck 
passt weder auf die Original exemplare, noch auf die später 
gesammelten Pflanzen, da die grössten Haarorgane an der unte- 
ren Hälfte des oberen Randes der Seitenblätter nicht selten 
bis 0.12, ja sogar bisweilen bis 0.15 mm lang sind, man 
dieselben also besser als Wimpern oder Cilien bezeichnen muss. 
An der oberen Hälfte des oberen Randes der Seitenblätter 
nimmt die Grösse der Haarorgane allerdings sehr ab, so dass 
man die hier nur als Haarzähnchen bezeichnen kann. Ferner 
sei bemerkt, dass sich am oberen Rande der Seitenblätter 
und an beiden Rändern der Mittelblätter, hier mit Ausnahme 
der Basis aus Sklerenchymfasern gebildete schmale Bänder 
vorfinden und dass bisweilen zerstreute meist aber schlecht 
sichtbare solche Faserzellen an der Aligularseite der Seitenblät- 
ter vorkommen. 

Die Blüten stehen einzeln an den Spitzen der letzten 
Verzweigungen, sind etwa 5 bis 10 mm lang, (.5—2 mm 
breit, sehr deutlich platystich. Die dorsalen Sporophylle sind 
kahnförmig stumpflich, ungleichseitig, stark gekielt (kiel grün, 
bis 0.12 mm hoch und an der Scheide mit Haarzähnchen 
besetzt), ihre dem einfallenden Lichte zugekehrte obere Halb- 


2032 LEAFLETS OF PAILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 101 


seite ist grósser und breiter, 3—4 mal so breit als die untere, 
grüner als diese und durch Spaltöffnungen hyalin punktiert. 
Die Ránder sind mit kaum über 0.1 mm langen Wimpern 
und kleineren Haarzähnchen spärlich besetzt und am oberen 
Rande findet sich ein dünnes aus Sklerenchymfasern gebildetes 
Band. Die ventralen Sporophylle dagegen sind kleiner, 
chlorophyllarm, dreieckig, gleichseitig, langzugespitzt, an bei- 
den Rändern mit bis 0.1 mm langen Wimpern spärlich 
besetzt und mit aus Sklerenchymfasern gebildetem schmalen 
Bande und an der Aligularseite mit zahlreichen unregelmässig 
verteilten solchen Faserzellen versehen. Die Makrosporangien 
stehen stets in den Achseln von ventralen, die Mikrosporangien 
in den Achseln der dorsalen, selten, auch an der Spitze der 
ventralen Sporophylle. Die Makrosporen sind bis 0.18 mm 
dick, in feuchtem Zustande schwefelgelb, in trockenem gelblich 
weiss, nicht glänzend, sondern ınatt und erscheinen nur mit 
starken Immersions-systemen unter dem Mikroskop betrachtet 
als mit winzigen Runzeln oder Höckern besetzt, unter der 
Lupe aber glatt. Die Mikrosporen sind, in Masse gesehen, 
mennigrot, einzeln durchscheinend, dunkel safrangelb, mit 


deutlichen Scheiteleisten versehen, aber sonst völlig glatt und 
etwa 0.03 mm dick. 


var. longiciliata Hieron. nov. var. 


Differt a forma typica foliis lateralibus paulo magis acumi- 
natis, sporophyllis praesertim ventralibus margine utroque 
eiliis longioribus, ventralium usque ad 0.15 vel interdum 0.20 
mm longis ornatis. 

Diese wenig von der Haupt form abweichende Varietát 
wurde von Elmer bei Lucban in der Provinz Tayabas auf 
Luzon gesammelt (Mai, 1907, no. 7954 zum Teil). 


22. Selaginella Vidalii (*) Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, 
e serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella suberosae Spring.— 
Caulibus e basi breviter repente rhizophoros 0.5—1.5 cm longos 


(*) Benannt nach Sebastian Vidal y Soler, Verfasser mehrerer 
Werke über Philippinen-Flora. 


DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2033 


compresso-teretes c. 0.25 mm crassos stramineo-virentes gerente 
ascendentibus, c. 4—7 cm altis, compresso-tetragonis, usque: 
c. 0.75 mm crassis, stramineo-virentibus, laevibus, glabris, sub- 
nitentibus, e basi decomposito-bipinnatim ramosis, ubique heter- 
ophyllis; ambitu totius systematis ramificationis oblongo vel 
lineari, ‘usque ad 6 em longo, 1-3 cm lato; plano caulium 
foliis lateralibus inclusis c. 2.5 mm, ramorum primi ordinis 
vix 2 mm, ramulorum 1.75 mm lato; foliis subatro-viren- 
tibus; foliis lateralibus e basi inferiore cuneata et e basi 
superiore rotundata oblique ovato-ovalibus, obtusis, inaequila- 
teris, semifacie superiore semiovata c. dimidia parte latitudinis 
semifaciei alterius latiore ad marginem versus pallescente et 
margine ipso usque ad medium vel ultra piloso-denticulata 
(pilis dentiformibus parietes tenues gerentibus fistulosis cras- 
siusculis usque ad 0.15 mm longis) et semifacie altera angus- 
tiore semioblongo-ovali ubique virente praeditis, ad apicem 
versus utrinque obsolete  piloso-serrulatis; foliis lateralibus 
maximis e. 2 mm longis, vix 1 mm medio latis; foliis axillar- 
ibus e basi utraque cuneata ovalibus, obtusiuseulis, usque ad 
medium laminae vel paulo ultra piloso-denticulatis; ad apicem 
versus obsolete piloso-serrulatis; foliis axillaribus maximis c. 
1.5 mm longis, 0.75 mm medio latis; foliis intermediis e 
basi exteriore breviter truncato-auriculata (auricula obtusa 
viridi) et e basi interiore parum pallescente ovatis, in mu- 
cronem brevem acuminatis, subaequilateris, stomatibus sparsis 
hyalino-punetulatis, dorso ad apicem versus obsolete carinatis 
margine interiore vitta cellularum prosenchymaticarum virentium 
seriebus binis formata ornatis et ubique piloso-denticulatis 
(pilis dentiformibus usque ad 0.02 mm altis), margine ex- 
teriore basi integra excepta minute piloso-denticulatis; foliis 
intermidiis maximis c. 1 mm longis, 0.5 mm supra basin 
latis; floribus apice ramorum vel ramulorum (abbreviatorum) 
positis, solitariis, c. 3—6 mm longis, 1.75 mm crassis; spo- 
rophyllis valde heteromorphis; dorsalibus e basi utraque ro- 
tundata oblique cymbiformibus, acutiusculis, inaequilateris, 
semifacie in lumen inclinata duplo fere latitudinis semifaciei 
alterius latiore viridi stomatibus sparsis hyalino-punctulata 
margine ubique piloso-denticulata (pilis dentiformibus vix 
0.02 mm altis) et vitta angustissima cellularum  prosenchy- 
maticarum pallide virescentium seriebus binis formata ornata 


2034 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Voz. VI, ART. 101 


et semifacie altera multo minore et angustiore pallescente 
cellulis subprosenchymaticis virentibus obique formata margine 
piloso-denticulata praeditis, dorso carinatis (carina viridi usque 
ad 0.08 mm alta acie obsolete piloso-serrulata); sporophyllis 
dorsalibus maximis c. 1.25 mm longis, 0.65 mm latis; spo- 
rophyllis ventralibus e basi utraque rotundata deltoideo-sub” 
cymbiformibus, acutis, margine utroque piloso-denticulatis 
(pilis dentiformibus usque ad 0.08 mm longis), dorso modice 
carinatis (carina subvirescente usque ad 0.07 mm alta integra), 
ubique cellulis prosenchymaticis pallide virentibus formatis; 
sporophyllis ventralibus maximis 1 mm longis, 0.5 mm 
supra basin latis; macrosporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum 
et dorsalium et ventralium plurimorum vel omnium, micro- 
sporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum paucorum et dorsalium et 
ventralium positis vel interdum omnino deficientibus; macro- 
sporis c. 0.10—0.15 mm crassis, statu humido citrinis vel 
sulphureis, statu sicco ochroleucis, cristis commissuralibus rectis 
ornatis, ceterum laevibus, opacis; microsporis e. 0.03 mm 
crassis, acervatim congregatis miniatis, singulis ferrugineo-pel- 
lucidis, laevibus. 

Findet sich bei Todaya am Berge Apo im Distrikt Davao 
auf Mindanao (Elmer, September, 1909, no. 117229). 

Die Art steht der Selaginella philippina Spring sehr nahe, 
so dass ich sie früher nur als Varietát derselben betrachtet 
habe. Sie unterscheidet sich von dieser durch» etwas stump- 
fere Seitenblátter, etwas schmälere, mit deutlichem Ohrchen 
an der ausseren Basis versehene Mittelblátter mit breiterer dem 
Lichte zugekehrter Halbseite versehene; am Rande kürzer 
gewimperte dorsale und  breitere, weniger zugespitzte, etwas 
grünliche ventrale Sporophylle. Die Verteilung der Makro und 
Mikrosporangien scheint bei beiden Arten ähnlich zu sein. 


23. Selaginella Moseleyi (*) Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, 
e serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella suberosae Spring-Cau- 


(*) Benannt nach dem englischen Naturforscher Moseley, welcher die 


‘‘Challenger’’ Expedition begleitete und auf dieser auch die Philip- 
pinen besuchte. 


DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2035 


libus e basi breviter repente rhizophoros 1—1.5 em Jongos compres- 
soteretes usque ad 0.5 mm crassos stramineo-virentes gerente 
ascendentibus, c. 8—10 cm altis, compresso-teretibus, statu 
humido (l. vivo) utrinque convexis, statu sicco supra subsulcatis, 
0.50—0.75 mm erassis, stramineis, glabris, leavibus, subnitentibus, 
e basi decomposito-tripinnatim ramosis, ubique heterophyllis. 
ambitutotius systematis ramificationis ovato vel ovato-oblongo, e; 
3.5—5 cm lato et 6—10 em longo; plano caulium foliis laterali- 
bus inclusis e. 2.5 mm, ramorum primi ordinis 1.5—2 mm, 
ramulorum usque ad 1 mm lato; foliis glauco viridibus; foliis 
lateralibus e basi inferiore subauriculato-decurrente (auricula 
adnata deltoidea acutiuscula virente) et e basi cuneato-rotundata 
oblique ovatis vel oblongo-ovatis, breviter aeuminatis, inaequila- 
teris, semifacie antica ad marginem versus pallescente dimidia 
parte latitudinis semifaciei posticae latiore semiovata et altera 
postiea angustiore semioblonga praeditis, margine superiore vitta 
cellularum prosenchymaticarum seriebus 2—4-formata albicante 
usque infra apicem ornatis, usque ultra medium laminae sparse 
ciliatis (ciliis usque ad 0.25 mm longis fistulosis patentibus), 
utroque margine ad apicem versus piloso-denticulatis, nervo 
mediano ad apicem versus parum incrassato infra apicem evanes- 
cente ornatis; foliis lateralibus maximis c. 2 mm longis, 0.75—vix 
1mm infra medium latis; foliis axillaribus e basi utraque cuneata 
oblongis, breviter acuminatis, aequilateris, margine utroque vitta 
cellulis prosenchymaticis formata pallescente ornatis, usque ultra 
medium  paree ciliatis (ciliis iis marginis superioris foliorum 
lateralium vulgarium similibus); foliis axillaribus maximis c. 2 
mm longis, 0.75 mm latis; foliis intermediis e basi exteriore 
brevissime auriculata (auricula virente rotundata) et e basi in- 
teriore cordato-rotundata oblique ovatis, in cuspidem brevem 
piloso-dentieulatam breviter acuminatis, margine utroque basi 
exteriore excepta sparse piloso-denticulatis (pilis dentiformibus 
maximis infra medium marginis interioris positis usque ad 0.07 
mm longis) et auricula excepta vitta cellulis prosenchymaticis 
formata angusta ornatis; foliis intermediis maximis c. 1.25 mm 
longis, 0.65 mm supra basin latis; floribus apice ramorum 
ramulorumque positis, solitariis, c. 4—7 mm longis, 1.5 mm latis; 
sporophyllis valde heteromorphis; sporophyllis dorsalibus e basi 
utraque rotundata oblique ovato-eucculato-cymbiformibus, breviter 
acuminatis, inaequilateris, semifacie in lumen inclinata virente 


2036 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 101 


altero tanto vel ultra latiore majore margine vitta albicante 
cellularum prosenchymaticarum (serie gibbarum granuliformium 
ornatarum) formata ornata et parce subciliata (ciliis subpatenti- 
bus usque ad 0.1 mm longis) et semifacie altera pallescente 
breviore et angustiore ubique cellulis prosenchymaticis formata 
et margine semiliter ciliata praeditis, dorso ubique carinatis 
(carina virente usque ad 0.15 mm alta acie minute et subcrebre 
piloso-serrulata); sporophyllis dorsalibus maximis c. 1.25 mm 
longis, 0.75 mm supra basin latis; sporophyllis ventralibus e basi 
utraque cuneato-rotundata subbifido-cucculato-deltoideis, acumi- 
natis, pallescenti virentibus, ubique cellulis prosenchymaticis 
formatis, margine utroque basi integra et apice piloso-denticulato 
excepto parce ciliatis (ciliis usque ad 0.15 mm longis) ; sporophyl- 
lis ventralibus maximis parum ultra 1 mm longis, vix 0.75 mm 
supra basin latis; macrosporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum 
dorsalium plurimorum et ventralium omnium, microsporangiis 
dorsalium paucorum supremorum positis; macrosporis c. 0.10— 
0.15 mm crassis, eburneis, sulphureo-albidis vel subisabellinis, 
ubique minutissime granulatis, opacis; microsporis c. usque ad 
0.03 mm crassis, acervatim congregatis rubris, solitariis croceo- 
subpellucidis, laevibus. 

Der Fundort befindet sich bei Dumaguete in den Cuernos- 
Bergen in der Provinz Oriental der Insel Negros (Elmer, Juni, 
1908, no. 10283). 

Die Art ist nahe verwandt mit Selaginella philippina Spring 
und Selaginella Vidalii Hieron. Sie unterscheidet sich von 
ersterer durch mit lángeren Wimpern am Oberrande versehene 
Seitenblätter, durch breitere, aber kürzere, weniger lang zu- 
gespitzte, etwas höher gekielte dorsale Sporophylle, mit längeren 
Wimpern versehene, breitere, weniger lang zugespitzte ventrale 
Sporophylle; von der var. longiciliata Hieron. der Selaginella 
philippina durch kürzere und breitere dorsale und kürzer 
zugespitzte ventrale Sporophylle; von Selaginella Vidalii durch 
spitzere mit lángeren Wimpern am Oberrande besetzte Seiten- 
blátter, durch etwas kürzere, mit weniger hohem Kiel versehene 
dorsale und schmálere ventrale Sporophylle. 


DecEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2037 


24. Selaginella Hombroni (*) Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiaturum, 
e serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella suberosae Spring.— 
Caulibus e basi breviter repente rhizophoros compresso-teretes 
usque ad 0.25 mm  erassos c. 5—15 mm longos stramineo- 
virentes gerente ascendentibus vel suberectis, c. 1—1.5 dm altis, 
compressis, subancipitibus, infra convexis, supra quadrisulcatis 
c. 0.75—1 mm latis, stramineo-verentibus vel stramineis, glabris, 
laevibus, nitentibus, parte inferiore saepe parce, parte superiore 
dense tripinnatim ramosis, ubique heterophyllis; ambitu totius 
systematis ramificationis oblongo vel lanceolato-oblongo, c. 2.50 
—4.33 em lato, e. 6—14 cm longo; plano caulium foliis late- 
ralibus inclusis c. 3.5 mm ramorum et ramulorum c. 2.5 
mm lato; foliis glauco-viridibus; lateralibus e basi inferiore 
breviter decurrente auriculata (aurieula deltoidea crassiuscula 
adnata viridi) et e basi superiore rotundata parum pallescente 
oblique ovato-oblongis, acutiusculis, inaequilateris; semifacie 
postica angustiore lineari et semifacie antica semiovata altero 
tanto latiore praeditis, margine superiore basi integra excepta 
usque ultra medium laminae subsparse ciliatis (ciliis usque ad 
0.1 mm longis patentibus rectis rigidiusculis), ad apicem versus 
utriusque marginis minute piloso-denticulatis, margine superiore 
vitta quoque angustissima fibrarum serie unica formata interdum 
interrupta et latere aligulari juxta nervum medianum fibris 
sparsis ornatis; foliis lateralibus maximis c. 2.5 mm longis, 
1 mm supra basin latis; foliis axillaribus e basi utraque 
rotundato-cuneata lanceolatis, acutiusculis, aequilateris, margine 
utroque ciliatis et vitta angusta fibrarum serie unica formata 
ornatis; foliis axillaribus maximis c. 2.5 mm longis, 1.5 mm 
supra basin latis; foliis intermediis e basi exteriore auricu- 
lata (aurieula rotundata viridi integra) et e basi interiore rotun- 
data oblique ovatis, acuminatis, inaequilateris, semifacie inte- 
riore vix altero tanto latiore semiovata et semifacie exteriore 
lineari-oblonga praeditis, margine utroque sparse piloso-dentic- 
ulatis (pilis dentiformibus vix ultra 0.05 mm longis) et vitta 
fibris formata angustissima basibus exceptis ornatis; foliis in- 


(*) Benannt nach Dr. Hombron, Schiffswundarzt, welchen auf der 
Expedition der *'Astrolabe'" unter Dumont D’ Urville bedeutende botanische 
Sammlungen machte. 


2038 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BorANY [Vor. VI, ART. 101 


termediis maximis c. 1.75 mm longis, 0.8 mm latis; floribus apice 
ramulorum positis, c. 4—7 mm longis, 2—3 mm latis; sporophyl- 
lis valde heteromorphis; sporophyllis dorsalibus e basi utraque ro- 
tundata oblique oblongo: eymbiformibus, acutis, inaequilateris, se- 
mifacie in lumen inclinata virente majore altero tanto latiore et se- 

mifacie altera hyalina minore et angustiore praeditis, margine 
utroque sparse piloso-denticulatis (pilis dentiformibus c. 0. 50.12 
mm longis), dorso carinatis (carina virente c. 0.2 mm alta acie mi- 
nute et sparse piloso-serrulata); sporophyllis dorsalibus maxinis c. 
2.5 mm longis, 0.7 mm latis, sporophyllis ventralibus e basi 
utraque cucculata prorsus rotundata deltoideo- subeymbiformibus, 
acutis, aequilateris, hyalino-pellucidis, margine utroque sparse 
ciliatis (ciliis usque ad 0.15 mm longis), ad apicem versus 
ciliis sensim decrescentibus piloso serrulatis, juxta margine et 
juxta nervum medianum fibris subscleroticis sparsis ornatis, 
dorso modice carinatis (carina hyalina vix ultra 0.05 mm alta in- 
tegra); maerosporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum ventralium 
paucorum et inferiorum et superiorum inter microsporangia 
gerentia mixtorum, mierosporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum 
ventralium plurimorum ceterorum et dorsalium omnium Di" 
sitis; macrosporis c. 0.2 mm crassis, statu sicco ochroleucis, 
statu humido luteis, opacis laevibus; microsporis 0.03 mm 
crassis, acervatim congregatis rubris, singulis subferrugineo- 
pellucidis, laevibus, latere verticali cristis commissuralibus integris 
perspicuis ornatis. 

Die mir vorligenden Exemplare wurden bei Baguio in 
der Provinz Benguet auf der Insel Luzon gesammelt (Elmer 
im Márz, 1907, no. 8500). 

Die neue Art ist noch mit den drei vorher beschriebenen 
Selaginella philippina Spring, Selaginella Vidalii Hieron. und 
Selaginella Moseleyi Hieron. verwandt, wenn auch nicht so 
nahe wie diese unter sich. Sie unterscheidet sich von den 
beiden ersteren durch die mit deutlichen hera blaufenden Ohrchen 
an der aüsseren Basis versehenen Seitenblütter, durch die an 
der aüsseren Basis mit grósseren Ohrchen versehenen, im Ver- 
hältnis etwas schmäleren Mittelblátter, durch breitere Blüten 
dem entsprechend durch grössere dorsale Sporophylle, die 
auch einen höheren Kiel aufweisen, durch grössere mit län- 
geren Wimpern versehene ventrale Sporophylle und noch 
durch andere Kennzeichen. Von Selaginella Moseleyi unterscheidet 


December 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2039 


sie sich durch längere Seiten und Mittelblátter und längere 
und breitere dorsale und ventrale Sporophylle. 

Habituell gleicht die Art sehr der Se/aginella Kurzii Baker 
aus Ostindien, welche jedoch steifere und Stumpfere mit 
diekerem Mittelnerv versehene und am Oberrande mit kür- 
zeren Haarorganen besetzte Seitenblätter, kürzere, breitere und 
auch steifere Mittelblätter, weniger hoch gekielte dorsale 
Sporophylle hat und sich auch sonst noch unte scheidet. 


25. Selaginella Llanoiis (*) Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, 
e serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella suberosae Spring.— 
Caulibus e basi breviter repente rhizophoros compresso-teretes 
usque ad 0.25 mm crassos c. 5—10 mm longos stramineos 
gerente ascendentibus vel suberectis, c. 5—15 cm altis, com- 
presso-teretibus vel subancipitibus, statu humido (l. vivo) utroque 
latere convexis, statu sicco supra quadrisulcatis, vix ultra 0.5 
mm latis, stramineo-virentibus, glabris, laevibus, nitentibus, 
parte inferiore saepe simplieibus (petioliformibus) vel parce 
ramosis, parte superiore sublaxe bipinnatim ramosis ubique 
heterophyllis; ambitu systematis totius ramifieationis ovato vel 
oblongo, e. 5—10 em longo, 1.5—3.5 cm lato; plano caulium 
foliis lateralibus inclusis c. 2.5 mm, ramulorum ultimorum 
c, 1.5 mm lato; foliis flavo-virentibus vel exsiccatione interdum 
atro-virentibus; foliis lateralibus e basi inferiore cuneato-rotundata 
et e basi superiore rotundata breviter acuminatis, subaequilateris 
(semifacie antica vix vel paulo latiore), margine superiore apice 
piloso-serrulato excepto sparce pauciciliatis (ciliis usque ad 0.2 
mm longis e basi ima excepta solidis rigidis fragilibusque), 
margine inferiore integris vel ad apicem versus obsolete‘ piloso- 
serrulatis, nervo mediano ad apicem versus incrassato infra 
apicem laminae evanido ornatis; foliis lateralibus maximis 1.05 
mm longis, 0.75 mm vel paulo ultra supra basin latis; foliis 
axilaribus e basi utraque rotundata ovatis, aequilateris, mar- 
gine utroque ciliatis, ceteris notis foliis lateralibus vulgaribus 
similibus; maximis 1.5 mm longis, 0.75 mm supra basin latis; 
foliis intermediis e basi exteriore manifeste auriculata (auricula 


(*) Benannt nach dem Spanier Antonio Llànos, einem Zeitgenossen 
und Freund des bekannte Pater Manuel Blanco. 


2040 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 101 


ovali virente adnata parce piloso-dentata) et e basi interiore 
rotundata ovatis, in cuspidem brevem acuminatis, margine 
exteriore sparse piloso-denticulatis, interiore basi pauciciliatis, 
ciliis iis foliorum lateralium similibus mox deerescentibus ad 
apicem versus sparse piloso-denticulatis; foliis intermediis max- 
imis e, 1.25 mm longis, 0.6 mm supra basin latis; floribus 
apice ramulorum positis, solitariis, in specimine raris, c. 3—7 
mm longis, vix ultra 1 mm latis: sporophyllis valde heter- 
omorphis; dorsalibus e basi utraque cuneato-rotundata integra 
breviter oblique deltoideo-cymbiformibus, acutis, inaequilateris, 
semifacie in lumen inclinata virente majore vix altero tanto 
latiore margine basi integra et apice piloso serrulato exceptis 
parce ciliata (eiliis usque ad 1 mm longis) et semifacie altera 
pallescente angustiore basi integra et apice piloso-serrulata ex- 

ceptis margine ciliis usque ad 0.15 mm longis paucis et latere 
aligulari fibris paucis sparsis ornata praeditis, dorso ima basi 
excepta carinatis (carina virente usque ad 0.1 mm alta acie 
ad apicem versus minute piloso-denticulata); sporophyllis dor- 
salibus maximis c. 0.9 mm longis, 0.6 mm supra basin latis; 
sporophyllis ventralibus e basi utraque cuneata cucculato-cymbi- 
formibus, in cuspidem piloso-denticulatam acuminatis, pallide 
viridibus, latere aligulari fibris sparsis brevibus et margine 
utroque ciliis sparsis usque ad 0.15 mm longis ornatis; sporophyl- 
lis ventralibus maximis c. 0.75 mm longis, 0.5 mm (ciliis 
exclusis) supra basin latis; macrosporangiis in axiliis sporo- 
phyllorum ventralium paucorum, microsporangiis in axillis 
sporophyllorum ventralium plurimorum ceterorum et dorsalium 
omnium positis; macrosporis in specimine jam delapsis; mi- 
crosporis c. 0.03 mm crassis, laevibus, acervatim congregatis 
miniatis, singulis subferrugineo-pellucidis. 

Der Fundort der Art befindet sich bei Magallanes am Berge 
Giting-giting in der Provinz Capiz auf der Insel Sibuyan (Elmer, 
Mai, 1910, no. 12393). 

Die Art steht der Selaginella Hombroni Hieron. und Selaginella 
philippina Spring und Selaginella Moseleyi Hieron. nahe, unter- 
scheidet sich von Selaginella Hembroni durch weniger verzweigte 
Spross-svsteme, durch kürzere, nicht an der unteren Basis mit 
einem Ohrchen versehene Seitenblátter, durch die fast ganz 
massiven Wimpern der sämtlichen Blattorgane, durch viel 


kürzere Sporophylle u. s. w.; von Selaginella philippina durch 


DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2041 


höhere Spross-systeme, breitere Seitenblütter, durch längere 
dünnere, fast massive Wimpern der Blattorgane, durch kürzere 
und breitere sowohl dorsale wie ventrale Sporophylle u. s. w.; 
von Selaginella Moseleyi durch breitere etwas steifere Seitenblütter, 
durch kürzere und breitere mit lingeren Wimpern versehene 
dorsale und ventrale Sporophylle und durch die mit Ausnahme 
der Basis massive Beschaffenheit aller Wimpern ¡der sümtli- 
chen Blattorgane. 


26. Selaginella Eschscholzii (*) Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, 
e serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella suberosae Spring.— 
Caulibus e basi breviter repente rhizophoros compresso-teretes 
usque ad 0.2 mm  erassos c. 5—15 mm longos stramineos 
gerente ascendentibus vel suberectis, flaccidis, 1.5—3 dm altis, 
compresso-teretibus, infra convexis, supra praesertim statu 
sicco quadrisulcatis, c. 1 mm crassis, stramineis, glabris, 
laevibus, vix nitentibus, parte inferiore simplieibus vel parce 
pinnatim subbipinnatinerve ramosis, parte superiore decompo- 
sito-bipinnatim ramosis, rareque medio furcatis (ramis homo- 
geneis vel subhomogeneis), ubique heterophyllis; ambitu totius 
systematis ramificationis lineari vel lineari-oblongo, c. 2—4 
em lato, 1.5—3 dm longo; plano caulium foliis lateralibus 
inclusis 3.5—4.5 mm, ramorum 3 mm, ramulorum c. 2.5 mm 
lato; foliis glauco-viridibus; foliis lateralibus e basi inferiore 
cordato-auriculata (auricula virente rotundata) et e basi supe- 
riore rotundata oblique ovatis, obtusiusculis, inaequilateris, 
semifacie antica vix altero tanto latiore et semifacie postica 
angustiore praeditis, nervo mediano ad apicem versus incras- 
sato c. 0.30—0.35 mm infra apicem evanescente praeditis: 
margine superiore breviter piloso-denticulatis (pilis dentifor- 
mibus usque ad 0.04 mm longis), margine inferiore ad apicem 
versus minute piloso-denticulatis, ceteris partibus subintegris; 
foliis lateralibus maximis c. 2.5 mm longis, 1.5 mm supra 
basin latis; foliis axillaribus paulo minoribus, e basi utraque 
rotundato-ovatis, obtusiusculis, aequilateris, margine utroque 


(*) Benannt nach Dr. Ivan Eschscholz, welcher mit Adalbert von 
Chamisso die von Otto von Kotzsbue geleisete Expedition des Schiffes 
**Rurick’’ begleitete, 


2012 LEAFLETS or PAILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Anr. 101 
toto breviter piloso-dentieulatis; maximis 2 mm longis, 1.25 
mm supra basin latis; foliis intermediis e basi exteriore 
auriculata (auricula virente subtriangulari obtusiuscula margine 
parce et minute piloso-denticulata) et e basi superiore rotun- 
data in cuspidem subaristiformem c. 0.25—0.33 longitudinis 
laminae aequantem c. usque 0.35 mm longam acuminatis, 
margine superiore ubique et inferiore ad apicem versus et 
auricula sparse piloso-denticulatis (pilis dentiformibus vix ultra 
0.03 mm altis longisque), margine ad apicem versus vitta 
angusta fibrarum seriebus 1—2 formata ornatis; foliis inter- 
mediis maximis cuspide inelusa c. 1.5 mm longis, 0.75 mm 
supra basin latis; floribus apice ramorum et ramulorum posi- 
tis, solitariis, 2—3 mm longis, 1.5 mm latis; sporophyllis 
valde heteromorphis; sporophyllis dorsalibus e basi utraque 
rotundata oblongo-cymbiformibus, acutiusculis, valde inaequi- 
lateris, semifacie in lumen inclinata majore altero tanto la- 
tiore virente basi cucculata, margine basi excepta vitta fibrarum 
seriebus binis formata ornata et parce piloso-denticulata (pilis 
dentiformibus e. 0.03 mm altis 0.04 mm longis) et semifacie 
altera pallescente minore et angustiore cellulis prosenchyma- 
ticis ubique formata margine aequaliter ad semifacies in lumen 
inclinata piloso-denticulata praeditis, dorso ubique carinatis 
(carina parte superiore usque ad 0.2 mm alta virente ad 
apieem versus piloso serrulata, pilis vix ultra 0.01 mm altis); 
sporophyllis dorsalibus maximis vix 2 mm longis, 065 mm 
supra basin latis; sporophyllis ventralibus e basi cucculata 
utrinque rotundata integra deltoideo-cymbiformibus, acuminatis, 
aequilateris, cellulis prosenchymaticis (laevibus et alteris 
similibus serie granulorum sclerotiearum extrinsecus ornatis 
intermixtis) formatis, margine basibus exceptis piloso-denticu- 
latis (pilis dentiformibus vix ultra 0.02 mm longis altisque) 
sporophyllis ventralibus maximis c. 1.75 mm longis, c. 0.75 
mm supra basin latis; macrosporangiis paucis, 


x go in axillis sooro- 
phyllorum ventralium inferiorum, mierosporangiis in axillis 


sporophyllorum ventralium superiorum et dorsalium omnium 
positis; macrosporis vel quaternis indeque c. 0.2-0.3 mm 
crassis tetraedrico-globosis latere verticali cristis commissura- 
libus rectis rugiformibus, vel interdum binis globosis subo- 
voideis multo majoribus usque ad 0.45 mm diametientibus 
latere verticali eristis carentibus ceteris notis similibus: 


om- 


DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2043 


nibus statu sicco ochroleucis, stata humido sulphureis sublente 
simplici opacis, sublente composita autem gibbis minutis pa- 
pilloso-verruciformibus ornatis; microsporis c. 0.08—0.04 mm 
crassis, acervatim congregatis miniatis, singulis latericiis sub- 
impellucidis latere rotundato gibbis verruci vel subcapitulifor- 
mibus sessilibus dense ornatis. 

Bei Baguio in der Provinz Benguet auf Luzon (Elmer, Márz, 
1907, no. 8395). Ausserdem wurde die Art noch gesammelt im 
Mossy- Walde am Berge Pulog bei 8800 Fuss Hóhe über Meer (H, 
M. Curran, M. L. Merritt, T. C. Zschokke, Januar, 1909, no. 16323); 
am Berge Tonglon (Le Roy Topping, Februar, 1909, no. 1207) und 
bei Pauai (Le Roy Topping, Januar, 1909 no. 1135). Sämtliche 
Fundorte sind in der Provinz Benguet gelegen. 

Eine der Selaginella Eschscholzii sehr nahe stehende ebenfalls 
neue Art Selaginella  benguetensis Hieron. wurde auch bei 
Baguio in der Provinz Benguet gesammelt bei 4000 Fuss Hóhe 
über Meer (E. B. Copeland, November, 1905, no. 19119). 
Dieselbe unterscheidet sich durch breitere im Umriss mehr 
eifórmige im unteren Teil bis dreifach fiederig verzweigte Spross- 
systeme, durch etwas kürzere und mit niedrigerem Kiel versehene 
dorsale Sporophylle und wohl noch durch andere Kennzeichen. 

Beide Arten stehen der Selaginella heterostachys Baker aus 
China nahe, welche besonders der Selaginella Eschscholzii änlich, 
aber niedriger ist, spitzere an den Rándern mit Faser bándern 
versehene Seitenblätter, weniger langspitzige, schmälere Mittel- 
blátter, lánger zugespitzte dorsale und ventrale Sporophylle und, 
in Masse gesehen, hellorangefarbene einzeln betrachtet, gelblich 
durchsichtige Mikrosporen und an der abgerundeten Seite fein 
grubige, sonst ähnliche Makrosporen besitzt. 


27. Selaginella aristata Spring, Mon. 11 in Mém. de l'Acad. 
Roy de Belgique xxrv (1849) p. 245, no. 183; Selaginella tenera 
Baker in Journ. of Bot. p. 252, no. 294 et Handb, of the Fern 
All. p. 118, no. 316 pro parte, (non Hook. et Grev.) Spring. 


Auf der Insel Romblon (Elmer im März, 1910, no. 12171). 
Wurde bisher auf den Inseln Luzon, Romblon und Mindanao 
gefunden. 

Von dieser Art sagt Baker an den angegebenen Orten; “I 
cannot distinguish from it (nehmlich Selaginella tenera Spring) 


2044 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY -{Vor. VI, Amr. 101 


by any definite character.... Selaginella aristata Spring Mon. It, 
245 from the Philippines, Cuming 19961”? Selaginella aristata 
unterscheidet sich jedoch von Selaginella tenera, wenn sie auch 
habituell ähnlich ist, recht gut durch die viel geringere Hóhe 
der Sprosse, die weniger robusten Stengel, durch an der oberen 
Basis weniger verbreiterte, bis zur Spitze mit deutlicheren und 
zahlreicheren Haarzähnchen versehene Seitenblátter, durch in 
eine lángere, deutlicher abgegrenzte Grannenspitze zugespitzte, 
weniger scharf gekielte Mittelblütter, durch mit hóherem nach 
oben zu sehr vergróssertem, stumpf endenden Kiel versehene, an 
der Basis der dem Licht zugekehrten Halbseite weniger verbrei- 
terte dorsale Sporophylle, durch schmälere ventrale Sporophylle 
und noch durch andere Kennzeichen. 

Die Bliiten von Selaginella aristata sind von Spring mangel- 
haft beschrieben worden. Dieselben sind 3—8 (selten bis 9) 
mm lang, bis 3.05 mm breit, sehr platystich. Die dorsalen 
Sporophylle, sehr verschieden von den ventralen, sind ungleich- 
seitig, länglich Kahnfórmig; die dem Lichte abgekehrte Halbseite 
derselben ist viel kleiner, erreicht etwa nur 0.33 der Breite der 
andern Halbseite und ist fast hyalin und chlorophyllfrei, wáhr- 
end die dem Lichte zugekehrte lünger, bis etwa 0.00 mm über 
der Basis breit und frischgriin, also chlorophyllreich ist. Der 
Rand beider Halbseiten zeigt überall bis kaum uber 0.03 mm 
lange weit von einander stehende Haarzáhnchen und an der 
unteren Hälfte desselben befinden sich unter den Randzellen 
einige Sklerenchymfasern. Am Rücken sind die dorsalen Sporo- 
phyle mit starkem Kiel versehen, welcher stumpf endet, 
chlorophyllreich ist, an der Schneide überall mit Haarzähnchen 
besetzt und oberhalb der Mitte bis 0.4 mm hoch ist. Die gróss- 
ten dorsalen Sporophylle sind 4 mm lang und etwa 0.66 mm 
über der Basis breit. Die ventralen Sporophylle sind dreieckig- 
kahnfórmig, sehr lang zugespitzt, hyalin, fast chlorophyllfrei, 
am Rande mit Ausnahme der untersten Basis überall, besonders 
dicht an den abgerundeten basalen Ecken mit bis etwa 0.03 mm 
langen Haarzáhnchen besetzt, mit etwa bis 0.1 mm hohem 
chlorophyligriinem Kiel am ganzen Rücken versehen und zeigen 
auf der ganzen Aligularseite überall Sklerenchymfasern. Die 
gróssten ventralen Sporophylle sind 1.33 mm lang und etwa 0.05 
mm über der Basis breit. Die Makrosporangien stehen in den 
Achseln der ventralen und der meisten dorsalen Sporophylle, 


DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES : 2045 


die Mikrosporangien nur in den Achseln der obersten dorsalen 
Sporophylle. Die Mikrosporen sind bis 0.03 mm dick, erschei- 
nen in Masse gesehen, mennigrot, einzeln durchscheinend 
orangefarben und sind überall, zwischen den Scheitelleisten 
spürlicher, mit unregelmássig oder runzelig gestalteten Warzen- 
hóckern bedeckt. Die Makrosporen sind bis 0.2 mm dick, 
rótlich-weiss oder fleisch farben und überall mit sehr kurzen, 
zerstreut stehenden papillen formizen Hóckern besetzt. 

Erwáhnt sei noch, dass sich am oberen Rande der Sei- 
tenblátter und an beiden Rändern der Mittelblütter dicht an 
den Randzellen ein meist zweischichtiges Band von Skleren- 
chymfasern vorfindet und dass auch an'der Aligularseite der 
Seitenblütter stets einige Sklerenchymfasern über die ganze 
Flüche zerstreut sind. 


var. brevifolia Hieron. nov. var. Lycopodium philippense 
Willdenowschen, Herbar. no. 19386 mscr. : 


Differt a forma typica foliis lateralibus oblique ovatis 
brevioribus, parte inferiore magis inaequilateris (latere superiore 
basali magis productis), acutiusculis; floribus paulo angustioribus, 
vix ultra 2.05 mm latis; sporophyllis dorsalibus brevioribus, 
carina humiliore vix ultra, 0.16 mm alta acutiuscula praeditis. 

Zu dieser Varietát gehóren die folgenden Exemplare: (1) 
das von Desfontaines an Willdenow gesendete, welches Willdenow 
als Lycopodium philippense bezeichnet hat, von Commerson an 
nicht angegebenen Orte und Insel auf den Philippinen gesammelt 
und von Sprengel nach Springs Angabe zu Selaginella Belangeri 
(Bory) Spring (siehe oben Seite 2026) gezogen wurde; ob auch 
das ebenfalls von Commerson gesammelte im Pariser Museum 
befindliche, welches Spring (unter Selaginella aristata in der 
Monogr. 11 p. 245) zitiert, hierher gehórt, ist mir zweifelhaft, 
da ieh das Original exemplar bisher noch nicht gesehen habe; 
(2) an der Laguna de Bay bei Manila von Anderson (im Januar, 
1853) gesammelte; (3) bei Mendez Nufiez in der Provinz Cavite 
auf Luzon von Mangubat (im August, 1906, no. 1362); (4) 
auf blossem Boden in der Lamao Forest Reserve in der Provinz 
Bataan auf Luzon 350 Fuss über Meer von Copeland (Nov- 
ember, 1906, no. 25, auf dem Zettel findet sich die Notiz 
"Bluish when fresh") und (5) an der Quelle des Baliscau am 


2046 LEAFLETS OF PAILIPPINE BOTANY VI, Arr. 101 


Talabe auf Negros yon Usteri gesammelte Exer hes ceren 
sind durch etwas längere Seitenblätter e dorsale 
Sporophylle ausgezeichnet und scheine noo Übergang 


zur Haupt form zu bilden. 


var. obtusifolia Hieror 


Differt a forma typic t sus oblique ovatis bre- 
vioribus obtusis parte * ;naequilateris vitta fibris 
scleroticis formata r èrs ae sul ve omnino carentibus spo- 


rophyllis dorsalibus me carina humiliore vix ultra 
nor WC LIES LU Y : 


i «atem, fruchtbarem Boden der 
500 Fus ne über Meer, bei Dumaguete 
j gen der Ostprovinz der Insel Negros gesammelt 

0 cuaerz, 1908, no. 9673); Vulgärname: ‘‘Damulmog sayota.” 
| Die var. obtusifolia ist der Hauptform habituell so ähnlich, 
dass ich diese Form nicht als eigene Art aufzustellen wage, 
obgleich die abweichende Gestalt der Seitenblätter und das 
Fehlen des aus mechanischen Faserzellen gebildeten, bei der 
Hauptform stets deutlich vorhandenen Bandes am oberen Rande 
derselben vielleicht genügend Grund dazu geben könnten. Da 
die Hauptform auf Negros noch nicht gesammelt worden ist und 
vielleicht auch dort nicht vorkommt, so ist vielleicht die var. 
obtusifolia als vikariierende Form für dieselbe zu betrachten. 
Auffallend ist, dass bei der var. obtusifolia die dorsalen Sporo- 
phylle stets steril zu sein scheinen und dass an den Exemplaren 
gar keine Mikrosporangien vorhanden sind, auch nicht an einem 


Individuum, das vóllig entwickelte bis 1 em lange Büten 
besitzt. 


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saputo Ti ALE ter, 


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28. Selaginella Pickringii (*) Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, 
e serie monostelicarum, e turma Selaginella suberosae Spriny et 
affinitate poxima Selaginella aristatae Spring.—Caulibus e basi 
breviter repente rhizophoros compresso-teretes usque ad 0.5 mm 


(*) Benannt nach dem Naturforscher Pickring welche die unter 
Capitain Wilkes 1838—1842 unternommene Vereinigte Staate-Expedition 
begleitete und auch die Philippinen besuchse. 


m 
DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2047 


crassos e. 5—10 mm longos stramineo-virentes gerente ascend- 
entibus vel suberectis, c. 5—12 cm altis, compresso-teretibus, 
statu humido (l. vivo) infra convixis supra planis, lateribus 
suleatis, statu sicco supra subbisuleatis, usque ad 1.25 mm 
crassis, stramineo-virentibus, glabris, laevibus, opacis, parte 
inferiore saepe dichotome vel subdichotome (ramis homogeneis 
vel subhomogeneis), parte superiore decomposito-tripinnatim 
ramosis, ubique heterophyllis; ambitu systematis totius rami- 
ficationis irregulari vel subovato; plano caulium foliis later- 
alibus inclusis c. 4—5 mm ramorum primi ordinis c. 3 mm 
ramulorum 2 mm lato; foliis statu sicco glauco-viridibus; 
foliis lateralibus e basi inferiore breviter rotundato-truncata et 
e basi superiore rotundata producta oblique ovatis, obtusius- 
culis, inaequilateris, semifacie inferiore angustiore semioblonga 
et semifacie superiore basi altero tanto latiore ad apicem 
versus subaequilata semiovata praeditis, nervo mediano ad 
apicera versus incrassato c. 0.2 mm infra apicem laminae 
evanescente ornatis, margine utroque piloso denticulatis (pilis 
dentiformibus c. 0.03 mm longis, vix 0.02 mm altis), latere 
aligulari praesertim parte inferiore cellulas prosenchymaticas 
subscleroticas subsparsas vel irregulariter congregatas gerentibus, 
foliis lateralibus maximis 2.5 mm longis, 1.5 mm supra basin 
latis; foliis axillaribus e basi utraque rotundata ovatis, acuti” 
usculis, aequilateris, ceteris notis foliis lateralibus vulgaribus 
similibus; foliis axillaribus maximis c. 2.25 mm longis, 1.5 
mm supra basin latis; foliis intermediis e basi -exteriore 
brevissime auriculata (auricula virente rotundata) et e basi 
interiore rotundata ovatis, in mucronem aristiformem 0.5 
longitudinis laminae aequantem acuminatis, inaequilateris se- 
mifacie interiore dimidia parte latitudinis semifaciei alterius 
latiore et semifacie exteriore angustiore praeditis, margine 
utroque minute et subsparse piloso-dentieulatis (pilis dentifor- 
mibus vix 0.02 mm altis longisque) et vitta angusta 
fibrarum vel cellularum prosenchymaticarum subscleroticarum 
mm serie una marginali saepe interrupta formata ornatis; 
folis intermediis maximis arista inclusa c.  1.50—1.75 
longis, 0.5 mm supra basin latis; floribus apice ramorum 
ramulorumque positis, solitariis, c. 5—12 mm longis, 1.5—2 
mm latis; sporophyllis valde heteromorphis; sporophyllis dor- 
salibus e basi utraque rotundata oblique ovato-cymbiformibus 


2018 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 101 
acutiusculis, inaequilateris, semifacie in lumen inclinata viridi 
majore altero tanto latiore margine piloso-denticulata (pilis 
dentiformibus usque ad 0.05 mm longis altisque) vitta que 
fibrarum serie unica formata marginali ornata et semifacie 
altera subhyalina multo breviore et angustiore cellulis pros- 
enchymaticis ubique formata margine crebre piloso-denticulata 
praeditis, dorso carinatis (carina viridi usque ad 0.16 mm 
alta acie rare et minutissime piloso-denticulata); sporophyllis 
dorsalibus maximis c. 1.5 mm longis, 0.6 mm supra basin latis; 
sporophyllis ventralibus e basi utraque rotundo -truncata deltoideo- 
subcymbiformibus in mucronem subaristiformem acuminatis, 
margine utroque basibus integris exceptis crebre piloso-denticulatis 
(pilis dentiformibus usque ad 0.04 mm longis altisque), ubique 
cellulis prosenchymaticis formatis; sporophyllis ventralibus max- 
imis vix 1 mm longis, 0.6 mm supra basin latis; macro- 
sporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum ventralium et dorsalium 
plurimorum, microsporangiis solum in axillis sporophyllorum 
supremorum positis; macrosporis c. 0.15—0.19 mm crassis, 
statu sicco sublilacino-albidis, statu humido avellaneis, sub- 
lente simplici opacis, sublente composita gibbis minutissimis 
papilliformibus ubique conspersis; microsporis c. 0.03 mm crassis, 
acervatim congregatis miniatis, singulis subferrugineo-pellucidis, 
latere rotundato gibbis verruciformibus ornatis, inter cristas 
commissurales humiles laevibus. 

Fundort in feuchten Henffeldern, 3000 Fuss hoch über 
Meer bei Dumaguete in den Cuernos Bergen in der Provinz 
Oriental der Insel Negros (Elmer im Márz, 1908, no. 9593). 
Die Art ist sehr nahe verwandt mit Selaginella aristata Spring, 
unterscheidet sieh dureh mit weniger langer Grannenspitze 
versehene Mittelblátter, durch viel kürzere, mit bedeutend 
weniger hohem Kiel versehene dorsale und mit kürzerer 


Grannenspitze versehene ventrale Sporophylle, durch weniger 
breite, aber meist längere Blüten u. s. w. 


29 Selaginella Pouzolziana (Gaud.) Spring, Enum. 
Lycop. in Bull. de l’Acad. Roy. de Bruxelles x, p. 145 (seors. 
impr. p. 23), no. 73; Mon. m in Mém. de l'Acad. Roy. 
de Belgique xxiv (1849) p. 142, no. 85; Lycopodium Pouzol- 
zianum Gaud. in Freycinet, Voy. Bot. 1, p. 287; Selaginella 
canaliculata Baker in Journ. of Bot. (1885) p. 21, no. 204 et 


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Handb. of the Fern All. p. 91, no. 221 pro parte (vix Lycopodium 
canaliculatum Linn. Spec. Pl. p. 1105). 


forma typica. Selaginella Pouzolziana Spring, Monogr. 
Ir in Mém. de l’Acad, Roy. de Belgique xxıv (1849) p. 14 
pro parte. ; 


Der typischen Form vollkommen entsprechende Exemplare 
sind auf den Batanes (Batane oder Bashi-) Inseln, welche im 
Norden von Luzon zwischen dieser Insel und Formosa liegen 
(coll. Eug. Fenix, Mai-Juni, 1907, Herb. Bureau of Science, 
no. 3667); bei Casiguran in der Provinz Principe in Ost-Luzon 
(coll. E. A. Mearns im Juni, 1907, no. 3107) gesammelt worden 
und kommen naeh dem im Kgl. Berliner Botanischen Museum 
zu Dahlem liegenden Material noch auf den Andamanen und 
Nikobaren Inseln, auf Sumatra, Celebes und in Sud-China bei 
Hongkong vor. 

Die von Gaudichaud als Lycopodium Pouzolzianum in Frey- 
cinet, Voyage Bot. r, p. 287 von der Molukkeninsel Pisang oder 
Amboina und Rawag beschriebene typisches Form zeichnet sich 
dureh verhältnismässig (c. 8—10 em) lange und bis 1 mm dicke 
Wurzeltráger und durch 3—4 cm von einander abstehende obere 
Zweige erster Ordnung, deren Verzweigungs systeme im Umriss 
eifórmig sind, aus. Der eifórmige Umriss der Verzweigungs- 
Systeme der Zweige erster Ordnung beruht darauf, dass die 
Seitenzweige zweiter Ordnung Meist wieder reichlich verzweigt 
sind, das unterste Paar jederseits, oft aber auch noch beiderseits 
2—3 weitere, fiederig, weiter nach oben stehende wiederholt 
gabelig oder doch einfach gabelig verzweigt und nur wenige an 
der Spitze der Zweige erster Ordnung stehende ganz unverzweigt 
sind. Die unteren Seitenverzweigungs systeme der Hauptsprosse 
zeigen allerdings meist mehr unverzweigte Seitenzweige und an 
der Basis oft nur einfach oder wiederholt gabelig verzweigte 
Seitenzweige zweiter Ordnung. 

Dieser zuerst auf den genannten Molukkeninseln gesammelten 
Form entsprechen die meisten auf den Philippineninseln bisher 
gesammelten Exemplare nicht, sondern diese gehóren der weiter 
unten beschriebenen var. punctata (Al. Braun) Hieron. an, die 
allerdings durch Übergangs formen verbunden zu sein scheint, 


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var. punctata (Al. Braun) Hieron. nov. var. Selagi- 
nella punctata Al. Braun mser.; Selaginella Poulzolziana Spring, 
Monogr. 17 in Mém. de l’Acad. Roy. de Belgique xxiv (1849) 
p. 142 pro parte (non Enum. Lycop. in Bull. de l’Acad. Roy. 
de Bruxelles x, p. 145). 


Differt a forma typica rhizophoris saepe brevioribus (c. 1—5 
em longis) et tenuioribus, ramis primi ordinis omnibus ambitu 
ramificationis angustiore oblongis vel lanceolatis (nec ovatis) 
magis approximatis (c. 1—3 cm inter se distantibus), ramis 
secundi ordinis crebrioribus (c. 10—17), vel omnibus simplicibus 
vel basalibus 1—2 (raro—3) utroque latere pinnatim ramulosis 
seu repetito furcatis seu furcatis ceterisque pluribus simplicibus. 

Die Varietát wurde bisher nur auf Luzon und an einer 
Stelle auf Mindoro gesammelt. Ob dieselbe noch weiter südlich 
auf andern Philippineninseln vorhanden ist, ist zweifelhaft, 
zumal sie auch weder von den Sundainseln, noch von den Moluk- 
ken, noch aus New Guinea bisher bekannt geworden ist. Dagegen 
findet sie nórdlich von Luzon weitere Verbreitung, scheint auf 
der Insel Formosa, von wo die Hauptform noch nicht bekannt 
geworden ist, háufig zu sein und kommt auch noch im südlichen 
China bei Hongkong,—hier anscheinend zusammen mit der 
Hauptform— bei Futschoi und auch noch bei Omei und im 
Yanz-tze-Tale vor. ; 

Die Aufzählung der sämtlichen zahlreichen Exemplare 
welche unser Museum von den Philipineniuseln erhalten hat, 
werde ich an anderer Stelle bei Gelegenheit geben. Hier möge 
nur erwähnt sein dass Elmer die Varietät punctata bei Baguio 
in der Provinz Benguet (Juni, 1904, no. 6525) und bei Lucban 
in der Provinz Tayabas (Mai, 1907, 7918) sammelte. 

Schon Spring hat die Verchiedenheit der ursprünglichen 
von Gaudichaud auf deu Molukken-Inseln Pisang (oder Am- 
boina) und Rawak von den von Cuming (no. 1995) vermutlich 
auf Luzon gesammelten Pflanzen bemerkt uud sagt in seiner 
Monographie m S. 143: “Les échantillons rapportès des iles 
Philippines, par M. Cuming, différent de ceux que M. Gaudichaud 
a recueillis dans les Moluques, par lour port plus flasque" ohne 
mit dieser Angabe das richtige zu treffen uud auf die in die 
Augen fallenden wirklichen Unterschiede einzugehen. Auch 
Alex. Braun ist die verschiedene Tracht von Jugor auf 


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Luzon gesammelter Pflanzen aufgefallen. Derselbe. hat diese 
mit dem Manuskript namen ''Selaginella punctata?! bezeichnet 
aber spüter ebendieselben Exemplare als Selaginella Poulzolziana 
bestimmt. Nach Al. Brauns Manuskript auf einem den be- 
treffenden Exemplaren beiliegenden Bogen bezieht sich der Name 
‘‘Selaginella punctata?" auf die durch zahlreiche Spaltóffnungen 
hyalin punktierten Mittelblütter, die freilich bei der Haupt- 
form in gleicher Weise hyalin punktiert sind. Später hat 
vielleicht aus diesem Grunde Al. Braun beide Formen verwechselt , 
und bei Hongkong von Naumann gesammelte zum Teil zur Varietát 
zum Teil zur typischen Selaginella Pouzolziana gehörende Exem- 
plare auch als Selaginella punctata bestimmt. Ich mache hier 
auf diese Tatsache besonders aufmerksam, da Naumannsche 
Exemplare unter diesem Namen aus dem Herbar des Kgl. 
Berliner Botanischen Museums wohl auch in andere Herbarien 
gelangt sind. 

Der Haupt unterschied der hier als Varietát betrachteten 
von der typischen Form besteht darin, dass der Umriss 
wenigstens der oberen Seitenverzweigungs systeme erster Ordnung 
der Hauptsprosse bei der Hauptform breit eifórmig, beider 
hier als Varietüt  betrachteten der Umriss aller Seitenver- 
zweigungs systeme lánglich oder lanzettlich ist und dass bei 
dieser mehr unverzweigte Seitenzweige zweiter Ordnung vór- 
handen sind. Damit in Zusammenhang steht, dass die Zweige 
erster, wie auch die Zweige zweiter Ordnung einander nüher 
Stehen. Im übrigen zeigen die verschiedenen mir vorliegenden 
Exemplare der Varietüt mancherlei individuelle Unterschiede. 
Bei einigen sind alle Seitenzweige zweiter Ordnung unverzweigt, 
bei andern nur die mittleren und obersten. Mitunter sind 
die Enden der Seitenzweige erster Ordnung peitschentriebartig 
in eine lange, unverzweigte zweifellos, wie die Traufel spitzen 
mancher Blütter durch herabtropfendes Regenwasser erzeugte 
Spitze ausgezogen. Die Lánge der Seitenzweige zweiter Ordnung 
variiert sehr. und damit auch die Breite der Seitenverzweigungs 
Systeme der Hauptsprosse. Bei manchen Exemplaren ist dass 
Laub von frischgrüner Farbe, bei andern mehr graugrün. 
Letztere zeigen meist mehr aufrechte und nicht so schlaffe 
Sprosse als die ersteren und sind wohl das Erzeugnis trockneren 
Bodens oder sonnigerer Standorte. Die Sporophylle sind balb 
kürzer, bald länger zugespitzt, wodurch die Blüten ein wenig 


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dünner oder dicker erscheinen. Auch in Bazug auf die Länge 
variieren die Blüten sehr. Dieselben sind oft nur 2—3 mm 


lang, erreichen aber bei anderen Exemplaren bisweilen auch 
eine Länge von 1.5 cm. 


30. Selaginella lacerata Warburg, Monsunia 1, p. 106, 
120, no. 97; Hieronymus in Engler und Prantls Pflanzenfamilien 
1, 4. p. 702, no. 356; Selaginella cyatheoides Spring, Enum- 
in Bull. de l'Aead. Roy. de Bruxelles x, p. 145, no. 76 pro 
parte; Selaginella Wallichii Spring, Monogr. 11 in Mém. de 
l’Acad. Roy. de Belgique xxiv, p. 143, no. 86 pro parte; 
Baker Handb. of the Fern All. p. 90 pro parte (non Lycopodium 
Wallichii Hook. et Grev. Enum. fil. in Hookers Bot. Miscell. 
II, p. 384, no. 106). 


Die Original exemplare (coll. Cuming no. 2010) sind an 
einem nicht angegebenem Orte auf den Philippinen gesammelt 
worden. Die neuerdings gesammelten Exemplare stammen alle 
von der Insel Negros und zwar: von Kalkfelsen unterhalb 
der Wasserfálle am Talabe-Fluss und aus dem Urwalde bei 
der Hacienda Kappeler (coll. Usteri, Dezember, 1902, ohne 
Nummer); von einem bewaldeten Abhang am Gimogan-Fluss 
(coll. Copeland im Januar, 1904, no. 61) und von schattigen 
Eindeichungen eines Flusses bei Dumaguete im Cuernos-Gebirge 
in der Ostprovinz Negros (coll. Elmer im Mai, 1908, no. 9984 
und Juni, 1908, no. 10846). 

Die Art ist von Warburg auf no. 2010 der Cumingschen 
Sammlung begründet worden. Doch hatte vorher bereits Spring 
in der Enumeratio Lycopodinearum (l. e.) unter seiner Selagi- 
nella cyatheoides und dann in der Monographie 11 (l. c.) unter 
Selaginella Wallichii (Hook. et Grev.) Spring, zu der er hier 
Selaginella cyatheoides ala Synonym bringt diesen Namen also 
einzieht, dieselbe Cumingsche Nummer bereits zitiert. Da aus der 
Beschreibung Springs von Selaginella cyatheoides nicht hervorgeht, 
dass er diese Art darunter verstanden hat, vielmehr aus den 
Worten: ''foliis....rameis lateralibus....integerrimis," hervor- 
geht, dass beim Abfassung der Beschreibung ihm Exemplare der 
richtigen Selaginella Wallichii oder doch einer ähnlichen Art 
vorgelegen haben und er als Vaterland von Selaginella cyatheoides 
auch die Inseln Penang, Singapore und Java nennt, was sich ` 


December 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2053 


sicher nicht auf die vorliegende Pflanze bezieht, so hat Warburg 
mit Recht den Namen Selaginella cyatheoides Spring unbeachtet 
gelassen und der Pflanze einen neuen Namen gegeben. 

Dieselbe unterscheidet sich von Selaginella Wallichii (Hook. 
et Grev.) Spring (pro parte) ausser durch die zerschlitzten Basen 
der Seiten und besonders der Axillarblátter der Hauptstengel 
und Aeste erster Ordnung durch spitzere, mehr sichelfórmig 
eingebogene an der oberen Basis mit deutlichem Ohrchen verse- 
hene, an der unteren etwas mehr ausgezogene und an der Spitze 
vóllig ganzrandige (nicht fein gezühnelte) Seitenblátter, durch 
verháltnismássig gróssere, mehr sichelfórmig eingebogene Mit- 
telblátter und durch an der Aligularseite mit Ausnahme eines 
Teiles rechts und links vom Mittelnerven dicht mit Skleren- 
chymfasern besetzte Sporophylle, welche bei Selaginella Wallichii 
nur ein schmales aus wenigen Schichten von Sklerenchymfasern 
gebildetes, etwa nur bis 0.025 mm breites Randband aufweisen. 

Die Makrosporangien stehen in den Achseln der meisten, 
bisweilen auscheinend sogar aller Sporophylle, die Mikrosporan- 
gien, wenn überhaupt vorhanden, nur in einigen der Sporophylle 
am Ende der Blüten. Die Makrosporen sind bis etwa 0.3 
mm dick, gelblieh-weiss bis bráunlich, überall mit unregelmás- 
sig geformten, papillen oder warzenfórmigen, leicht abfallenden, 
verkieselten Hóckern, besonders dicht an der abgerundeten 
Seite, spárlicher zwischen den Scheitelleisten besetzt. Die 
Mikrosporen sind bis etwa 0.03 mm dick, hfalin, an der 
abgerundeten Seite mit grósseren, ungestielten, bisweilen etwas 
unregelmüssigen oder auch  verwachsenen, Köpfchenförmigen 
Höckern dicht, zwischen den Scheitelleisten mit kleineren, 
mehr warzenförmigen Höckern zerstreut besetzt. 


31. Selaginella davaoensis Hieron. nov. spec. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, 
e serie pleiostelicarum, e turma Selaginella Wallichii (Hook. et 
Grev.) Spring pro parte et ex affinitate ejus.—Caulibus tris- 
telicis, e basi verisimiliter repente (in specimine deficiente) 
rhizophoros gerente erectis vel ascendentibus, a lateribus sub- 
quadrangulo-compressis, lateribus sulcatis, ochraceis vel fulvis, 
laevibus, glabris, subnitentibus, usque ad 3 mm crassis, c. 0.75 
m altis, parte inferiore simplicibus et laxe tetrastiche foliatis, 


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LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BorANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 101 


subhomophyllis, parte superiore rachiformis similiter sub tet- 
rastiche foliatis, bipinnatim ramosis; ambitu totius systematis 
ramificationis ovato; ramis primi ordinis e. 1.5—2 cm inter 
se distantibus, flaccidis, c. 1—2 dm longis; ramis secundi 
ordinis vel ramulis utroque latere c. 10—16, c. 2—7 mm inter 
se distantibus, floribus terminalibus inelusis vix ultra 3 cm 
longis; ambitu ramificationis ramorum primi ordinis lineari, 
c. 3-5 cm lato; plano ramorum dorsiventralium primi ordinis 
c. 4 mm lato, ramulorum parte inferiore c. 4 mm et foliis 
lateralibus ad apicem versus sensim decrescentibus infra florem 
c. 2 mm lato; foliis partis simplicis petioliformis et partis 
rachiformis frondis subhomomorphis, tetrastichis vel subtetra- 
stichis; lateralibus eorum e basi inferiore breviter auriculata 
(auricula viridi subdeltoidea) et superiore breviter truncato- 
rotundata oblique suboblongis, breviter aeuminatis, rectis, parum 
inaequilateris, semifacie antica vix dimidia parte latitudinis 
semifaciei alterius latiore praeditis, margine utroque integerrimis 
et vitta angustissima 0.02 mm lata fibris formata ornatis; 
maximis c. 3 mm longis, vix 1.25 mm medio latis; foliis 
intermediis similibus subfalcato-ovatis, magis acuminatis, la- 
tioribus; maximis c. 2.75 mm longis, 1.33 mm infra medium 
latis; foliis ramorum ramulorumque atroviridibus, manifeste 
heteromorphis; lateralibus e basi inferiore truncato-rotundata 
et superiore decurrente auriculata (aurieula paulo prominente 
patente rotundata pallescente) prorsus cuneata suboblique oblon- 
gis, breviter acuminatis, ad apicem versus utriusque marginis 
obsolete piloso-serrulatis, inaequilateris, semifacie antica paulo 
latiore praeditis;-maximis c. 2.5 mm longis, 1 mm medio latis; 
foliis axillaribus ad basin ramulorum positis e basi utraque ' 
obsolete auriculata cuneata lanceolatis, aequilateris, ceterum 
foliis lateralibus vulgaribus similibus eaque magnitudine 
aequantibus; foliis intermediis ramorum ramulorumque e basi 
exteriore auriculata (auricula viridi brevi adnata rotundata) et 
e basi interiore breviter subtruncato-rotundata falcato- -ovatis, in 
cuspidem mucroniformem brevem acuminatis, ubique stomatibus 
sparsis hyalino-punctulatis, margine utroque vitta fibris formata 
angusta vix 0.02 mm lata stramineo-albescente ornatis, integris; 
foliis intermediis ramorum maximis mucrone incluso vix 2 mm 
longis, 0.75 mm latis; floribus apice ramulorum positis, soli- 
tariis, c. 5—15 mm longis, c. 1.5 mm crassis; sporophyllis 


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tetrastichis, subhomomorphis, e basi utraque rotundata ovato- 
eymbiformibus, acuminatis, dorso modice carinatis (carina 
virente c. 0.05 mm alta integra), margine utroque integro 
vitta angusta fibris formata basibus exceptis ornatis; sporo- 
phyllis dorsalibus parum  inaequilateris, semifacie in lumen 
inclinata virente stomatibus hyalino-punctulata paulo latiore 
et seinifacie altera pallescente angustiore praeditis; ventralibus 
. paulo majoribus, aequilateris, ubique pallescentibus; maximis 
c. 2 mm longis, 1 mm supra basin latis; macrosporangiis 
in specimine omnino deficientibus; microsporangiis in axillis 
sporophyllorum omnium positis; microsporis 0.04—0.05 mm 
crassis, acervatim congregatis eremeis, singulis cremeo-pellucidis, 
latere rotundato gibbis capituliformibus stipitatis dense ornatis. 

Todaya am Berge Apo im Distrikt Davao auf der Insel 
Mindanao (Elmer, August, 1909, no. 11586). 

Die neue Art ist nahe verwandt mit Selaginella Wallichii 
(Hook. et Grev.) Spring pro parte, unterscheidet sich dureh dunkler 
grünes Laub, schlaffere, ziemlich weit von einander entfernte 
Zweige erster und zweiter Ordnung, durch dünneren, etwas hin 
und her gewundenen rachisartigen Teil des Hauptstengels, 
dureh weniger breite, am oberen Rande nicht oder kaum ent- 
färbte Seitenblätter, durch weniger lang zugespitzte Mittelblätter, 
etwas grünere und weniger zugespitzte Mittelblätter u. s. w. 

Das Exemplar trägt, wie oben erwähnt nur Mikrosporangien. 
Demnach scheint die Art Diozisch zu sein. Doch ist es immer- 
hin möglich dass auch monozische Individuen vorkommen. 


32. Selaginella Usteri Hieron. ap. Alfr. Usteri, Beiträge 
zur Kenntnis der Philippinen und ihrer Vegetation mit Aus- 
blicken auf Nachbargebiete, Inaugural-Dissertation (Zürich, 1905), 
p. 135. 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, 
e serie pleiostelicarum, e turma Selaginella Wallichii (Hook. et 
Grev.) Spring pro parte, ex affinitate Selaginella gastrophyllae 
Warburg et Selaginella D’Urvillei (Bory) All. Braun.—Caulibus 
5—7 (—9)-stelicis, e basi rhizophoros c. 3—10 em longos valde 
compressos usque ad 2 mm latos (crassos) virenti-stramineos 
flag-llaque gerente ascendentibus vel erectis, usque ad 1 m altis 
subtetragonis, a lateribus paulo compressis, statu sieco saepe 


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lateribus suleatis, stramineis vel virenti-stramineis, subniten- 
tibus, laevibus vel interdum minute scabriusculis (lenticellis 
sparse obtectis; parte inferiore simplici petioliformi sparse 
tetrastiche foliata, subhomophylla, parte superiore rhachiforme 
ad apicem versus manifestius heterophylla, decomposito-tripin- 
natim vel ramulis tertii ordinis interdum furcatis raro sub- 
quadripinnatim ramosa, ramos primi ordinis supra basin articu- 
latos (artieulis c. 3—4 mm longis) et saepe juxta ramos primi 
ordinis inferiores ramos innovationis gerente, ramis ramulisque 
omnibus ubique heterophyllis; plano ramorum primi ordinis c. 9 
mm, secundi ordinis e. 4 mm, ramulorum ultimorum partis 
inferioris e. 3 mm, partis superioris ad apicem versus sensim 
angustatorum vix 2 mm foliis lateralibus inclusis lato; foliis partis 
simplicis cauliforınis subhomomorphis, glauco-viridibus, e basi 
utraque aurieulata faleato-ovatis, subaequilateris, acutiusculis vel 
obtusiuseulis, margine integris; maximis c. 3 mm longis, 1.5 mm 
supra basin latis; foliis ramorum ramulorumque heteromorphis, 
glauco-viridibus; lateralibus eorum e basi inferiore truncato-rotun- 
data et e basi superiore manifeste auriculata (auricula late ovata vel 
suborbiculari patente hyalino-pellucida) indeque rotundato-cuneata 
oblique faleato-ovatis, sensim aeuminatis vel subacutis, inaequi- 
lateris (semifacie postica parte basilari latiore ad apicem versus 
semifaciem anticam aequante), margine ubique integris, ad 
marginem superiorem basilarem versus supra auriculam parum 
pallescentibus, nervo mediano incurvo ad apicem versus sensim 
inerassato paulo infra apicem evanescente praeditis; foliis laterali 
bus ramorum primi ordinis maximis vix 4 mm longis, 1.50— 
1.75 mm supra basin latis; foliis axillaribus e basi utraque 
manifeste auriculata (auricula ei baseos superioris foliorum 
.lateralium vulgarium simili) inde cuneata subspathulatis vel 
obovatis, rectis, breviter acuminatis vel obtusiusculis, margine 
utroque pallescentibus, nervo mediano recto ad apicem versus 
inerassato paulo infra apicem evanescente praeditis; foliis axilla- 
ribus maximis ad basin ramorum primi ordinis positis c. 4 mm 
longis, 2 mm supra medium latis; foliis intermediis e basi 
exteriore manifeste auriculata (auricula viridi adnata deorsum 
eonversa majore) et e basi interiore breviter auriculata (aurieula 
viridi deorsum converse libera multo minore) oblique falcato- 
ovatis, breviter acuminatis, obtusiusculis, nervo parum incrassato 
infra apicem evanescente praeditis, ubique stomatibus sparsis 


DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2057 


pellucido-punctulatis; foliis intermediis maximis ramulorum 
primi ordinis c. 2 mm longis, 1 mm infra medium latis; floribus 
apice ramulorum ramorumque positis, solitariis, c. 0.5—1.5 
(raro-2) em longis, c. 2 mm crassis; sporophyllis tetrastichis 
omnino homomorphis, pallidi glauco-viridibus, ad margines 
versus magis pallescentibus, e basi utraque rotundata deltoideo- 
cymbiformibus, aequilateris, breviter acuminatis, parte inferiore 
marginis utriusque obsolete et irregulariter denticulatis, dorso 
manifeste carinatis (carina vix ultra 0.06 mm alta 'virid 
integra); sporophyllis maximis c. 2 mm longis et 2 mm supra 
basin latis; macrosporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum inferiorum 
paucorum positis vel interdum omnino deficientibus, microspo- 
rangiis in axillis sporophyllorum plurimorum vel omnium 
positis; macrosporis c. 0,45 mm crassis, cremeis, ubique gibbis 
verruciformibus ornatis; microsporis c. 0.04 mm crassis, acer- 
vatim congregatis suberemeo-albidis, singulis albido-pellucidis, 
latere rotundato cristis aliformibus hyalinis saepe interruptis 
reticulatim conjunctis ornatis. 

Selaginella Usteri, nach dem die Art benannt ist, sam. 
melte sie zuerst and zwar im Waldes schatten am Wege 
nach dem Lahu auf Cebu (Dezember 10, 1902 ohne Num- 
mer). Herr Elmer sammelte sie bei Palo auf Leyte (im Januar, 
1906, no. 7065); ferner bei Cabadbaran am Berge Urdaneta 
in der Provinz Agusan auf Mindanao (im Juli, 1912, nos. 13324, 
13365:u. 13385). 

Die Art scheint auf den Philippineninseln weit verbreitet 
zu sein. Es liegen mir ausser den genannten zahlreiche 
Exemplare vor und zwar von den Inseln Batanes, Luzon, Mas- 
bate, Leyte, Cebu, Mindanao und Basilan. Auch dürfte die 
Art kaum auf den andern wenigstens nicht auf den grös- 
seren Inseln wie Mindoro, Panay und Negros fehlen. 

Selaginella Usteri ist am oben angegebenen Orte von mir 
nur oberflüchlich dureh Angabe der Unterschiede von den 
verwandten Selaginella D'Urvillei (Bory) Al. Braun und Selaginella 
gastrophylla Warburg charakterisiert worden. Ich habe daher 
oben die volle Beschreibung der Art "gegeben. Dieselbe unter- 
scheidet sich von Selaginella D’Urvillei dadurch, dass sie meist 
5—7, bisweilen sogar 9 Stelen im Stengel aufweist, wührend 
bei Selaginella D’Urvillei meist nur 4 vorhanden sind, dass 
die Seitenblütter an der unteren Basis glatt abgestutzt (und 


2058 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Vor. VI, Arr. it 


nicht wie bei jener unten ausgeschnitten abgestutzt) sind, dass 
die Mittelblätter weniger zugespitzt und überall an der Aligular- 
seite mit dureh Spaltóffnungs hóhlen gebildeten, durch sich- 
tigen Punkten besetzt sind und dass die Sporophylle weun, 
auch nur einem niedrigen, so doch deutlichen Kiel am ganzen 
Rücken aufweisen. 

Von Selaginella gastrophylla Warburg unterscheidet 8'ch 
Selaginella Usteri durch die gróssere Anzahl der Stelen in den 
Stengeln, durch breitere Seitenspross-systeme, bei welchen die 
unteren Zweige (Seitenzweige zweiter Ordnung) weniger zahlreich, 
aber meist lànger sind; ferner dadurch, dass die an der Basis 
der Zweige zweiter Ordnung stehenden Axillarblátter verhált- 
nismássig schmall und durchaus nicht so auffallend wie bel 
Selaginella gastrophylla sind wáhrend dagegen die an der Basis 
der Seitenzweige erster Ordnung stebenden Axillarblátier, wenn 
auch nicht ganz so breit, doch beinahe ebenso auffallend wie 
bei dieser. 

Die Mikrosporen von Selaginella Usteri machen im all 
gemeinen den Eindruck als wenn sie nicht vóllig reif und 
gut ausgebildet seien, ein Teil der in einem Mikrosporangium 
befindlichen ist sogar meist auf einer niedrigen Entwick- 
lungstufe stehen geblieben und zeigt glatte hyaline Membranen 

ohne jede Leistenbildung an der Aussenseite, andere Mikro- 
sporen zeigen zwar diese, sind aber kleiner, als die wenigen 
scheinbar normalen, sehen oft wie verschrumpt aus und sind 
inhalts arm und nur wenige, bis etwa 0.04 mm dicke machen 
den Eindruck vollständiger Reife. Zieht man dabei in 
betracht, dass obgleich sehr viele Mikrosporangien doch nur sehr 
wenige Makrosporangien mit beschränkter Anzahl reifer Makro- 
= sporen ausgebildet werden und dass zugleich die Art weit verbreitet 
| ist, so liegt die Vermutung nahe, dass Selaginella Usteri zu den 
Arten gehórt bei welchen eine parthenogenetische Entwicklung 
von Embryonen in den Archegonien der Makrosporen-prothallien 
stattfindet, selbst wenn auch einzelne der Mikrosporen normal 
ausgebildet. sein sollten und ein männlichen Prothallium mit 
reifen Antheridien und befruchtungsfähigen Spermatozoiden sich 
ME, denselben bilden kónnen sollte. Vergleiche hierzu meine 


| in Englers Botanischen dahrbüichern. XLIX (1912) p. 239—210 
- do. EE, ) 


DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES % 


33. Selaginella Engleri Hieron. in Engler und Prantls 
Pflanzenfamilien 1, 4, p. 704 no. 374. e 


Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pleiomacrosporangiatarum, 
e serie pleiostelicarum, e turma Selaginella Willdenowii (Desv.) 
Baker.—Caulibus tristelicis, e basi rhizophoros usque ad 1.5 
dm longos valde compressos usque ad 2 mm latos avellaneos 
flagellaque gerente ascendentibus vel erectis (vel scandentibus?), ` 
tereti-compressis, statu sicco avellaneis vel isabellinis vel um- 
brinis, plus minusve scabris (lenticellis sparse vel subdense 
obtectis), parte inferiore saepe dichotomis (ramis cauliformi. 
bus homogeneis), parte superiore decomposito-quadripinnatim 
ramosis, partibus simplicibus rhachiformibusque  tetrastiche 
laxe foliatis, homophyllis; foliis eorum glauco-viridibus, remotis, 
ejusdem seriei 2—3 cm inter se distantibus, e basi utraque 
aurieulata (auriculis crassiusculis viridibus obtusiusculis) sub- 
oblique faleato deltoideis, acutis, parum inaequilateris (semi- 
facie antica paulo latiore), margine ubique integerrimis; maximis 
c. 3 mm longis, 2 mm supra basin latis; foliis ramorum 
ramulorumque omnium glauco-viridibus, heteromorphis; plano 
ramorum primi ordinis c. 5—6 mm, ramulorum ultimorum 
3—4 mm foliis lateralibus inclusis lato; foliis lateralibus e 
basi inferiore truncato-rotundata protracta viridi et e basi 
superiore decurrente pallescente modice auriculata falcato-ovatis 
vel falcato-ovato-oblongis, acuminatis, subaequilateris (semifacie 
postica basi protraeta parum latiore), integerrimis, nervo me- 
diano paulo infra apicem evanescente ad apicem versus in- 
crassato praeditis; foliis lateralibus ramorum primi ordinis 
maximis c. 3.5—4 mm longis, 1.5 mm supra basin latis, 
ramulorum ultimorum ad apicem versus decrescentibus, su- 
perioribus c. 1—1.5 mm longis, 0.50—0.75 mm basi latis; 
foliis axillaribus e basi utraque decurrente pallescente subau- 
rieulata oblongis, rectis, aequilateris, acutiusculis vel obtusius- 
eulis, margine integerrimis; maximis c. 3 mm longis, 1 mm 
supra basin latis; foliis intermediis e basi exteriore decurrente 
vix auriculata virente et e basi interiore breviter rotundato- 
cuneata virente falcato-oblongis, in cuspidem apice obtusius- 
culum sensim acuminatis, integris, stomatibus minutis 
sparsis ubique  pellucido-punctulatis; maximis 2.5 mm 
longis, 1 mm latis; floribus apice rumorum ramulorumque 


2060 ` LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Aer, 101 


positis, solitariis, 0.5—3 cm longis, vix 2 mm crassis; Spo- 
rophyllis homomorphis, pallide glauco-viridibus, e basi utra- 
que truncato-rotundata deltoideo-cymbiformibus, sensim acu- 
minatis, margine integris; maximis c. 1.5 mm longis, 1 mm 
supra basin latis; macrosporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum 
superiorum paucorum inter microsporangia gerentes intermix- 
torum, microsporangiis in axillis sporophyllorum inferiorum 
omnium et superiorum plurimorum positis; macrosporis C. 
0.35 mm crassis, cerineis, lumine incidente colore virescente 
subrelumbrantibus, latere rotundato gibbis verruciformibus ma- 
joribus, inter cristas commissurales latere altero gibbis simi- 
libus minoribus dense obtectis; microsporis c. 0.03 mm crasis, 
acervatim congregatis cremeis, singulis albido-pellucidis, latere 
rotundato gibbis capituliformibus sessilibus ornatis. 

Die Art ist bisher nur auf Luzon und der östlich von 
Luzon liegenden kleinen Insel Polillo aufgefunden worden, nicht 
jedoch auf anderen Philippineninseln. Elmer sammelte die 
Art bei Lucban in der Provinz Tayabas (Mai, 1907, no. 7919). 
Aber bereits im Mai, 1861, wurde dieselbe von Wichura bei 
Mani oder Makakai (in der Provinz Laguna?) no. 1930 und 
zur selben Zeit von Jagor an einem nicht angegebenem Orte 
auf Luzon (no. 905) aufgefunden. In neuerer Zeit ist sie 
an verháltnismássig vielen Orten auf Luzon von anderen 
Sammlern gesammelt worden. 

Ich habe oben von der Art eine voile Beschreibung 
gegeben, da ich dieselbe am angegebenem Orte bisher nur kurz 
charakterisiert hatte. Obgleich es nicht festgestellt ist, dass 
die Art wie Selaginella Willdenowii ein Spreizklimmer ist, 
da sich leider auf den Zetteln darüber keine, Angaben finden 
und nur Copeland angiebt, dass sie 1 m hoch wird, so glaube 
ich doch, dass sie in die Gruppe von Selaginella Willdenowit 
gehórt, da einerseits neben den Seitenzweigen oft sogenannte 
Innovationszweige, die für die Gruppe besonders charakteristisch 
Sind, vorkommen, andererseits bei den normalen Seitenzweigen 
erster Ordnung an der Basis keine deutliche Gliederung, wie 
solche die der Gruppe der Selaginella Wallichii angehórenden 
Arten stets zeigen, vorhanden ist. Selaginella Engleri unter- 
scheidet sich von Selaginella Willdenowii, wie ich schon am 
genannten Orte angegeben habe, durch den mehr oder weniger 
rauhen Hauptstengel, der jedoch bisweilen le die Aestew 


DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2061 


ziemlich glatt ist, durch spitzere an der unteren Basis mehr 
vorgezogene, auf der Aligularseite nicht gekielte Seitenblütter, 
durch mehr, zugespitzte Mittelblátter und Sporophylle und 
besonders durch die nicht mit netzig verbundenen Flügelleisten, 
sondern mit rundlichen Kópfchenfórmigen, bisweilen etwas 
kantigen Hóckern besonders an der abgerundeten Seite ver- 
zierten Mikrosporen. Im Habitus erinnert die Art mehr an 
Selaginella gastrophylla Warburg aus der Gruppe der Selaginella 
Wallichii. Auch schliesst sie sich dieser in Bezug auf die 
Beschaffenheit der Mikrosporen an, sie unterscheidet sich 
jedoch von derselben dureh dass Fehlen von deutlich aus- 
gebildeten Artikulationsstellen an der Basis der Zweige erster 
Ordnung, durch die oft rauhen dunkler gefürbten Stengel, 
die spitzeren mehr sichelfórmig eingebogenen mit kleinen 
Ohrchen an der oberen Basis versehenen Seitenblátter, die 
schmäleren, weniger auffallenden Axillarblütter, die schmäleren, 
an der äusseren Basis herablaufenden Mittelblátter, durch 
kleinere Sporophylle u. s. w. 

Von andern der Selaginella Wallichii Gruppe angehóren- 
den Arten, mit welchen sie verwechselt werden kónnte, kom- 
men noch in Betracht Selaginella furcillifolia Hieron. und Se- 
laginella Hewettii Hieron., beide aus Borneo. Von ersterer 
Art unterscheidet sich Selaginella Engleri durch das Fehlen 
einer deutlichen Artikulation an der Basis der Seitenzweige 
erster Ordnung, durch die oft rauhen Hauptstengel, die mit 
weniger deutlichen Ohrchen an der obéren Basis versehenen 
Seitenblátter, die weniger breiten Axillarblátter und durch 
das Fehlen eines ausfaserartigen Zellen gebildeten Randbandes 
an den Sporophyllen. Von Selaginella Hewettii, die ähnlich 
ist, unterscheidet sie sich durch die an der unteren Basis 
abgestutzten, in einen runden Lappen vorgezogenen, an der 
oberen Basis gehórten mehr sichelfórmigen und spitzeren Seit- 
enblátter, durch schmálere Axillarblátter, kürzere Blüten u. s. w. 


34. Selaginella Whitfordii (*) Hieron. nov. spec. 
Heterophyllum e sectione Selaginella pletomacrosporangiata- 
rum, e serie pleiostelicarum, e turma Selaginella Willdenowii 


(*) Benannt nach Dr. Harry Nichols Whitford, formerly Chief oí 
the Division of Forest Investigation in Manila. 


2062 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 101 
(Desv.) Baker, ex affinitate Selaginella Engleri Hieron. —Cauli- 
bus e basi rhizophoros flagellaque gerente (in specimine de- 
ficiente) ascendentibus vel erectis, supra frutices et Bambu- 
sarum species scandentibus, 1—3 m altis, 3—5-stelicis, duris, 
fragilibus, ex schedula usque ad 2 cm interdum crassis, sub- 
tetragono-compressis, ochroleucis vel virenti-stramineis, opacis, 
parte inferiore verisimiliter repetito subdichotomis vel furcatis, 
parte superiore decomposito-subquadripinnatim ramosis; par 
tibus inferioribus petioliformibus et superioribus rhachiformibus 
caulis sparse tetrastiche foliatis (foliis ejusdem seriei c. usque 
ad 3 cm inter se distantibus), subhomophyllis; plano ramorum 
primi ordinis c. 4 mm, secundi ordinis c. 3 mm, ramulorum ad 
apicem versus sensim angustatorum 1.5—3 mm lato; foliis omnibus 
glauco-viridibus; foliis lateralibus respondentibus partium petioli- 
formium et rachiformium caulis e basi utraque auriculata (au- 
rieula exteriore viridi deorsum protracta, interiore pallescente 
subpatente) oblique falcata-ovatis, acutis, inaequilateris (semi- 
facie antica altero tanto latiore), integris, usque ad 4.9 mm 
longis, c. 2 mm vel parum ultra supra basin latis; foliis 
intermediis respondentibus partium petioliformium et rachifor- 
mium caulis lateralibus respondentibus similibus, e basi utraque 
aurieulata (aurieulis utrisque viridibus) faleato-oblongis, acutis, 
subaequilateris (semifacie antica vix vel parum latiore), integris 
usque ad 4.5 mm longis, 1.75 mm medio latis; foliis lateralibus 
ramorum ramulorumque e basi inferiore subexciso-truncata 
breviter in lobulum retrorsum productum protracta et e basi 
superiore decurrente breviter auriculata (auricula subsemicirculari 
breviter patente pallescente) oblique faleato-suboblongo-ovatis, 
acuminatis, inaequilateris (semifacie antica vix dimidia parte 
latitudinis semifaciei posticae latiore); foliis lateralibus ramorum 
primi ordinis maximis c. 3 mm longis, 1.25 mm infra medium 
latis; foliis axillaribus e basi utraque decurrente (auriculis sub- 
semicircularibus breviter patentibus vaginiformibus pallescenti- 
bus) inde cuneata subspathulatis, obtusiusculis, aequilateris; 
maximis ad basin ramorum primi ordinis positis c. 9 mm 
longis vix 1 mm supra medium latis; foliis intermediis e 
basi utraque breviter truncato-rotundata vix auriculata falcato 
ovalibus, in cuspidem obtusiusculam acuminatis, integris; 
maximis ramorum primi ordinis c. 2 mm longis, 0.75 mm latis; 
floribus apice ramorum ramulorumque omnium positis, soli- 


DECEMBER 20, 1913] SELAGINELLARUM SPECIES PHILIPPINENSES 2063 


tariis, 0.5—1.5 cm longis, vix 1.75 mm crassis; sporophyl- 
lis tetrastichis e basi utraque rotundata deltoideo-cymbifor- 
mibus, breviter acuminatis, pallescentibus, dorso obsolete ca- 
rinatis, margine subintegris vel parte inferiore marginis obso- 
lete denticulatis; macrosporangiis et microsporangiis plerisque 
in specimine jam  delapsis; macrosporangiis verisimiliter in 
axillis sporophyllorum inferiorum paucorum vel interdum me- 
diorum paucorum positis, mierosporangiis in axillis sporo- 
phyllorum ceterorum omnium positis; macrosporis fulvo-casta- 
neis, c. 0.2—0.4 mm crassis, gibbis crassiusculis verrucifor- 
mibus latere rotundato dense ornatis; microsporis, c. 0.03 
mm crassis, acervatim congregatis cremeis singulis albido- 
pellucidis, latere rotundato gibbis verruciformibus rotundatis 
dense ornatis. 

Vulgärname nach Elmers Angabe: “‘Pacong-punko.’’ Die 
Art ist bisher auf Negros und Mindanao gefunden worden. 
Elmer sammelte sie bei Dumaguete in den Cuernos-Bergen 
in der Provinz Oriental der Insel Negros (Márz,1908, no. 9617); 
ebendaselbst J. P. Estridge (Mai, 1904, no. 56); Merrill am 
Canlaon Vulcano bei c. 1000 m Höhe (April, 1910, no. 8026); 
Whitford am  Gimagaan-Fluss ebendaselbst (Mai, 1906, no. 
1668) und Mary Strong Clemens bei 800 m Hóhe über Meer 
am Camp Keithley am Lake Lanao auf Mindanao (Januar, 
1906, no. 92 zum Teil). 

Die Art gehórt sicher zu den Spreizklimmern wenn sie 
auch der Selaginella Willdenowii nicht besonders nahe verwandt 
ist. Sie unterscheidet sich von dieser dadurch, dass der Stengel 

- nicht selten 5 Stelen zeigt, wobei die accessorischen diinneren 
zwischen den äusseren und der mittelsten Stele in einer Reihe 
mit diesen auf dem Stengel querschnitt liegen; dass die Seiten- 
verzweigungs-systeme im Umriss dass die lanzettlich (nicht 
eifórmig) mit zahlreicheren Seitenzweigen besetzt sind, die Seiten- 
blätter aller Zweige, schmäler, die Sporophylle länger zugespitzt 
sind und die Mikrosporen nicht netzig verbundene Flügelleisten, 
sondern zahlreiche, hóhe, warzenfórmige Hócker zeigen u. s. w. 

Von Selaginella Engleri Hieron.'der sie näher steht, unter- 
scheidet sich die Art durch die weiter gehende Zerteilung der 
Spross-systeme, die matten, aber nicht rauhen, bisweilen 5- 
stelischen Stengel (sofern nicht dickere, Stengel von Selaginella 
Engleri, die mir leider nicht vorliegen, auch 5 Stelen zeigen), 


2064 LEAFLETS op PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 101 


die kleineren und etwas schmäleren Seitenblátter, kleineren 
Mittelblätter, kürzeren Blüten, die gelblich-kastanien-braune 
Farbe der Makrosporen u. s. w. 


35. Selaginella remotifolia Spring (*). 


Baguio (Mt. Santo Tomas), Province of Benguet, Luzon 
(Elmer, March, 1913, no. 14301). 


36. Selaginella Wormskioldii Hieron. nov. spec. 


Baguio (Mt. Santo Tomas), Province of Benguet, Luzon 
(Elmer, March, 1913, no. 14267). 


(*) Of this and the following new species the editor h rod 
only the names from the author. EUR. PODBEY 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


P 


Vol. VI. Manila, P. I., January 14, 1914. Art. 102. 


THE LOWER FUNGI OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 


A bibliographie list 
chronologically arranged, and with localities and hosts 


by 
C. F. Baker 
(College of Agriculture, Los Baños, P. I.) 


The lower fungi of the Philippines are of extraordinary 
interest, not only because they represent a flora largely 
ünknown to science, and rich in new species and genera, 
but because they present a whole new world of host relationships. 
and in this connection represent the causal agents of many 
economically important diseases of cultivated plants, numbers 
of which, up to this time, have been unknown to either 
mycology or plant pathology. 

On eoming to the Islands a year ago, and of a neces- 
sity giving some attention to the fungi of the farm and gardens 
of the College of Agriculture, I was immediately faced with 
the imperative need of having for reference a bibliographie 
host list of the known fungi. The list completed in the 
first few months of my stay here was surprisingly small, 
including but a few hundred species. With the activities of. 
the past year now coming into print, however, the list has 
grown by leaps and bounds to several times its former size. 

The work, just as it stands, is published at this time, 
in order that corrections and additions may be made as promptly 
as possible, the bibliography of older species completed, and 
the families and genera brought into more correct arrangement. 
Naturally it will be impossible for the student of mycology 


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2065 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY Det, VI, Arr. 102 
or plant pathology to get along without such a corrected 
list. We shall want to move steadily towards an illustrated 
manual of the Philippine fungi, and the present work is an 
absolutely essential preliminary. f 

It would have been impossible for me to bring the list 
even to its present state of development without the friendly 
suggestions and kindly assistance of a number of mycologists, 
among whom special mention should be made of H. Rehm, 
H. Sydow, N. Patouillard, and P. Hariot. I have also received 

constant help in the matter of host determinations and ref- 
erences, from E. D. Merrill, E. B. Copeland, F. W. Fozworthy, 
aud P. W. Graff. Bureau of Science material in these groups 
has largely been determined by Hennings and Sydow. Of my 
material, and that of my students, the Uredinales, Ustilagi- 
nales, and Imperfecti have largely gone to Sydow and to Saceardo, 
while the Ascomycetes have mostly been sent to Rehm, and to these 
authorities the fullest acknowledgements are due. 

The provinces are not cited for well known localities. 
Mt. Maquiling and Mt. Banahao in Laguna Province, have 
become classical collecting ground in Philippine botany. The 
many citations of Los Bafios, refer to the municipality of 
that name, including the barrios of Los Bafios, San Antonio, 
and the lower part of the domain of the College of Agri- 
culture. This region, fronted by the great freshwater Laguna 
de Bay on the north, and backed by heavily forested Mt. 
Maquiling rising to 3600 feet, is one of the richest collect- 
ing grounds of similar area, known to me in all my wander- 
ing in tropical lands. I have never seen anywhere, so desir- 
able a location for a botanical and mycological laboratory, 
for a botanical garden, and for work along these lines. 
Indeed, it is all one colossal and incomparable botanic garden, 
just as it stands. 

The List of Philippine Fungi by Ricker, published in 
Philip. Journ. Sei. r (1906), covering all groups, comprised 

o 32 genera, and 45 species. The present list of the lower 
fungi only, records 215 genera, and 638 species. It will be 
noted that as yet no representatives are recorded for a good 
many families that are certain to be well represented in 


the Islands, It means simply that no attention has yet been 
given to these families in the field. 


JANUARY 14, 1911] Tar Lower FUNGI OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2067 


The collecting records of the present list are due to the 
interest and enterprise of the following named persons, the 
number of collections reported following the name in each 
case; this will be greatly modified very soon, since large 
colleetions from the Philippines are only now being studied 
by European specialists: R. Alvarez, 1; C. F. Baker, 200; W. 
H. Brown, 5; A. L. Cenabre, 2; E. B. Copeland, 77; H. 
Cuming, 5; H. M. Curran, 7; A. D. E. Elmer, 100; G. 
Evaristo, 3; E. Fenix, 7; F. W. Foxworthy, 7; F. C. Gates, 
1; P. W. Graff, 69; A. Loher, 1; L. Mangubat, 1; J. Masferre, 
1; R. C. McGregor, 26; E. A. Mearns, 1; E. D. Merrill, 237; D. 
P. Miranda, 1; J. J. Mirasol, 5; M. Ramos, 23; M. B. Rai- 
mundo, 50; J. Reillo, 1; S. A. Reyes, 31; C. B. Robinson, 10; 
W. R. Shaw, 1; Tarrosa, 1; N. G. Teodoro, 2; Father Vanover- 
berg, 5; O. Warburg, 19; ©. M. Weber, 3; H. N. Whitford, 
2; H. Wichura, 1; A. E. Yoder, 1. 


UREDINALES 


PUCCINIACEAE 


Aecidium banosense Syd. 
Los Bafios, probably on juvenile Vernonia (Baker, 1553) 


Aecidium blumeae Henn. 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvir, 252—Lepanto, Luzon, on 
Blumea balsamifera (Merrill, 4938) 

1912 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xxi, 767 

1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 352—Philippines, on Blumea 
balsamifera 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vim, C, 267— Manila, on 
Blumea laciniata (Merrill, 7466) 


Aecidium clerodendri Henn. 
1892 Hennings, Engl. Jahr. xv, 6 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 252— Luzon, on Clerodendron 
calamatosum (Merrill, 4198) 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164— Manila, on 
Clerodendron intermedium (Merrill, 6322) 


2068 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 267— Between San 
Pablo and Nagcarlan, on Clerodendron fragrans, 
(Merrill, 7484); Los Baños, on Clerodendron inter- 
medium (Baker, 740); near Manila, on Cleroden- 
dron intermedium (Graff, comm. Merrill, 8. 37) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 477— Manila, on 
Olerodendron intermedium (Merrill, 8510) 


Ascidium kaernbachii Henn. (Puccinia convolvuli, fide Sydow) 

1892 Hennings, Engl. Jahrb. xv, 5 

1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. iv, 441—India, on 
Ipomoea hederacea (Butler) 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. sten, 252—Manila and Samar, on 
'' Ipomoea?? (Copeland, 46; Merrill, 4893 and 5227) 

1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 352—Zamboanga, on Merremia 
umbellata and Lepistemon flavescens 

1912 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya v, 245 

1918 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1913—Mt. Urdaneta, 


Mindanao, on one of the Convolvulaceae (Elmer, 
13332) 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 2067— Between 


San Pablo and Nagcarlan, on Lepistemon flavescens 
(Merrill, 7485); Mt. Mariveles, on Merremia vitifolia 
(Graff, comm. Merrill, S. 86) 


. Aecidium lagunense Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 477—Los Baños» 


on Telosma procumbens (Mirasol, comm. Baker, 
1159; Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1228) 


: Aecidium luzoniense Henn. ; 
- 1900 Hennings, Monsunia 1, 2—Montalban, Prov. - Rizal, 
on Phyllanthus (Warburg) 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 982 


Aecidium machili Henn. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 477—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, near Los Baños, on Machilus (Merrill, 8675) 


LEAFLETS op PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tae Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2069 


Aecidium nummulare Berk. 
1912 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya v, 245 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. emt, C, 477—Los Baños, 
on Ceropegia cumingiana (Baker, 742) 


Aecidium paederiae Diet. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, C, 477—Manila, on 
leaves of Paederia tomentosa (Merrill, 8566 and 8. 137) 


Aecidium phyllanthinum Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 477—Manila, on 
Phyllanthus reticulatus (Merrill, 8581) 


Aecidium plucheae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw, xıvu, 252—Iloilo, on Pluchea in- 
dica (Copeland, 88 and 89) 


Aecidium torae Henn. 
1904 Hennings, Eng. Bot. Jahrb. xxiv, 42 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. XVII, 427 


Prov. Butuan, Mindanao, on Cassia tora (Merrill, 7346) 


Aecidium uvariae-rufae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw, xtv, 253—Cavite, on Uvaria rufa 
( Merrill) 
1912 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xm, 754 


Hamaspora acutissima Syd. Ce 
1913 Sydow, Monogr. Ured. ut, 80—Philippines, on Rubus 
rolfei (Merrill) : 


Hemileia canthii Berk. et Brm. 
1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. VII, 586—Ceylon, on Canthium 
campanulatum 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 267—Manila, on 
Plectronia peduncularis (Merrill, 7470) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 476—Manila, on 
Plectronia peduncularis (Merrill, 8564) 


2070 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Hemileia vastatrix Berk. et Brm. 

1869 Berkeley et Broome, Gard. Chron. 1157 

1888 Berlese et Rown, Champ. Tonkin in Rev. Myc. 

1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vir, 503 

1893 Berard, Rapp. sur mal. cafeiers aux iles Philip. 
Bull. Minist. Agrel. vri, 1008-1024— Philippines, 
on Coffea 

1900 Delacroix, Les Malad. cafeiers 42 

1901 Hennings, Monsunia 1, 3 

1906 Massee, Kew Ball. 38—Philippines, on Coffea 

1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. 1v, 438—India (Builer) 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 282 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. tut, 251— Baguio and Zamboanga, 
on Coffea arabica (Merrill, 4913 and 5471) 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Bontoc, on 
Coffea arabica (Curran, 13957) 

1911 Delacroix et Maublane, Malad. des Plantes, 271 

1912 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya v, 240 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. em, C, 476—Prov. Nueva 
Vizcaya, on Coffea arabica (McGregor, 20268) 


Los Baños, on Coffea arabica ( Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1658) 


Pvccinia citrata Syd. 


1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 78—Manila, on Andropogon 
citratus (Merrill, 7073) 


Puccinia congesta Berk. et Brm. 

1871 Berkeley et Broome, Journ. Linn. Soc. vi, 91 

Saccardo, Syl. Fung. xtv, 357 (Puccinia solmsii) 

. Sydow, Monogr. Ured. 1, 834 

1912 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya x, 233 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vim, C, 266—San Pedro 
Macati, Prov. Rizal, on Polygonum tomentosum (Mer- 
rill, 7476); Benguet, on Polygonum (Merrill, 7925) 


Puccinia convolvuli (Pers.) Cast. 
1843 Castaigne, Obs. 16 
1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vir, 610 


January 14, 1914] Tue Lower FUNGI or TAE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2071 


1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. x, C, 163—Lamao, on 
Merremia umbellata (Ipomoea cymosa) (Merrill, 6246); 
Los Baños (Merrill, 6321) 


Puccinia engleriana Henn. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viir, C, 475—Los Baños, 
on Tabernaemontana pandacaqui (Evaristo, comm. 
Baker, 1019) 


Puccinia erebia Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 475— Manila, on 
Clerodendron commersonii (Merrill, S. 150); Lamao, 
on Clerodendron minahassae (Merrill, 8689) 


Puccinia heterospora Berk. et Curt. 

1869 Berkeley et Curtis, Journ. Linn. Soc. Bot. v, 336 

1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vir, 695 

1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. vi, 432—India, on Sida 
(Butler) 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. XLVII, 251—Prov. Rizal, on Sida 
mysorensis (Foxworthy, 118) 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 165—Lamao on 

Sida glutinosa (auct. non Cav. equals mysorensis) 
(Merrill, 6245) 

1912 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya v, 23 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vin, C, 266—Los Baños, 
on Sida javensis (Merrill, S. 134) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, €, 475—Manila, on 
Sida veronicaefolia (Merrill, 8590) 


Puccinia leochroma Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1533—Palawan, on 
Gymnostachyum subeordatum (Elmer, 12730) 


Puccinia merrillii Henn. ; 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 251—Mt. Halcon, on Smilax 
: vicaria (Merrill, 6151) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, C, 267—Mt. Mariveles, 
on Smilax bracteata (Graff, comm. Merrill, S. 85) 


2072 LEAFLETS op PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Puccinia mesomorpha Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vm, 36 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 163—Mt. Mariveles 
on Hypoestis (Merrill, 6286) 


Puccinia paulula Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 195—Los Baños, 
on Amorphophallus campanulatus (Baker, 95) 


Puccinia philippinensis Syd. 

1906 Sydow, Ann. Myc. tv, 32 (Uredo)—Davao, on Cy» 
erus polystachyus (Copeland, 570) 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xzvir, 251 (Uredo)—Manila, on 
Cyperus polystachyus (Copeland, 43) 

1912 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xxı, 804 (Uredo) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vir, C, 266—Manila, on 
Cyperus polystachyus (Pycreus odoratus) (Merrill, S. 
158); Los Baños, on Cyperus rotundatus (Baker, 636) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 475—Manila, on 
Cyperus rotundatus (Graff, 20650, S. 163) 


Puccinia purpurea Cke. 

1876 Cooke, Grevillea v, 15—Ind. Or., on Sorghum vul- 
gare; South Africa, on Zea 

1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vu, 657 

1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. tv, 434— India, on 
Sorghum aud Andropogon (Butler) 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 163— Negros, on 
Sorghum (Bur. Sci. no. 5699) 


| Puccinia romagnoliana Mre. et Sacc. 
1903 Maire et Saccardo, Ann. Mye. 1, 220—Corsica, on 
Cyperus longus 
- 1905 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. xvi, 374 > 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 267—Los Baños, 
on Cyperus aria (Baker, 657) 


E 1902 Dietel, Engl. Bot. Jahrb. XXXII, 48 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tre Lowxr FUNGI OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2078 


1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. Iv, 436—India, on 
Imperata (Butler) 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLVII, 251—Manila, on Imperata 
cylindrica (Copeland, 44) 


Puccinia thwaitesii Berk. 

1873 Berkeley, Journ. Linn. Soc. Bot.—Ceylon, on Jus- 
ticia gendarussa 

1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vir, 720 

1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. Iv, 431 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. XLVII, 251—Bataan and Palmas Is- 
lands, on Justicia gendarussa (Merrill, 3552 and 5345) 

1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 352—Philippines, on Justicia 
gendarussa 

1912 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya v, 233 


Pucciniostele clarkiana (Barcl.) Diet. 


Cervantes trail, Benguet, on Astilbe philippinensis (Cope- 
land, comm. Baker, 1523) 


Uredo abri Henn. 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 252—Iloilo, on Abrus pre- 
catorius (Copeland, 87) 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xxr, 792 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 267— Manila, on 
Abrus precatorius (Merrill, S. 97) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 477—Manila, on 
Abrus precatorius (Merrill, S. 146) 


Uredo antidesmae-dioicae Rac. à 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 477— Manila, on 
Antidesma ghaesembilla (Merrill, 8552) 


Uredo arthraxonis-ciliaris Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. LXVII, 251—Benguet, Luzon, on 
Arthrazon ciliaris (Merrill, 4949) 


Uredo castaneae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvı, 252—Lepanto, Luzon, on 
Castanea vulgaris (Merrill, 4874) 


2074 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Amr. 102 


1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 184—Lepanto, on 
Castanea vulgaris (Curran, 15958) 


Uredo davaoensis Syd. 
1906 Sydow, Ann. Myc. iv, 31—Davao, on Cyanotis (Cope- 
land 600) 
1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. 1v, 443—India, on 
Cyanotis (Butler) 
1912 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. XXI, 804 


Uredo desmium (Berk. et Brm.) Petch 
1870-71 Berkeley et Broome, Fungi of Ceylon, no. 850 
(Aecidium desmium) 

1875 Berkeley et Broome, Journ. Linn. Soc. XIV 

1891 Lagerheim, Journ. Myc. vit, 48 (Uredo gossypii) — Trop. 
America, on Gossypium 

1895 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xı, 224 

1907 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. 1v, 508 (Uredo gossy- 
pii) India, on Gossypium (Butler) 

1912 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya V, 247 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viri, C, 267—Los Baños, 
on Gossypium brasiliense (Baker, 325); Los Baños, 
on Gossypium herbaceum (Baker, 871) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ, Sci. virt, C, 476 (Kuehneola 
gossypii) —Los Baños, on Gossypium herbaceum (Ba- 


ker, 871); Manila, on Gossypium brasiliensis (Merrill, 
S. 143) 


Uredo dioscoreae (Berk. et Brm.) Petch 


1870-71 Berkeley et Broome, Fungi of Ceylon (Aecidium 
.. dioscoreae 

1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. u. Pilze Javas 1, 50 (Uredo 
dioscoreae-alatae) 

1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. rv, 1153 (Uredo dios- 

|. eoreae-alatae) — Mt. Apo, on Dioscorea (Elmer, 11906) 
1912 Pech, Ann. Roy. Gard. Peradeniya v, 253 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, C, 967 (Uredo dios- 


coreae-alatae) —Manila, on Dioscorea alata (Graff, 
comm. Merrill, 391) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tug Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2075 


Uredo fici Cast. 
1907 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. v, 508—India, on Ficus 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvII, 252—Balut Island, on Ficus 
minahassae (Merrill, 5422) 


Los Baños, on Ficus carica (Baker, 1701) 


Uredo hygrophilae Syd. 


1906 Sydow, Ann. Myc. Iv, 31—Davao, on Hygrophila 
salicifolia (Copeland, 357) 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Bot. 1, 282 

1912 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xxi, 800 


Uredo knoxiae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvII, 252—Benguet, on Knoxia 
corymbosa (Merrill, 4970) 
1912 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xxi, 798 


Uredo kuehnii (Krueg.) Wakk. et Went 

1896 Wakker et Went, Arch. Java Suiker-indust. Afl. 9 

1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. Iv, 445—India, on 
Saccharum (Butler) 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Prov. Laguna, 
on Saccharum officinarum (Robinson, 6537) 

1911 Delacroix et Maublanc, Malad. des Plantes, 556 
(Uromyces) 


Uredo manilensis Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. Vill, 36 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Manila, on 
Tabernaemontana coronaria (Merrill, 6325) 


Uredo nerviseda Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vint, C, 476—Los Bafios, 
on Wedelia biflora (Baker, 1026) 


Uredo ngamboensis Henn. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VII, C, 477—Lamao, on 
Albizzia lebbek (Merrill, 8683) 


2076 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (voa, VI, Arr. 102 


Uredo operculinae Syd. : 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 476—Manila, on 
Operculina turpetum (Merrill, 8385) 


Uredo premnae Koord. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 267—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Premna cumingiana (Graff, 15982) 


Uredo rostrupii Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. XLVII, 251—Iloilo, on Fuirena glo- 
merata (Copeland, 84) 


Uredo wedeliae-biflorae Syd. 
1906 Sydow, Ann. Myc. tv, 32—San Ramon, Mindanao, 
on Wedelia biflora (Copeland, 759) 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 282 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. XLVII, 252—Samar, on Wedelia 
biflora (Merrill, 5230) 
1912 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vu, 796 


Uromyces appendiculatus (Pers.) Lk. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. yur, C, 266—Comiran 
Island, on Vigna lutea (Merrill, 7159); San Pedro 


Macati, Prov. Rizal, on Vigna sesquipedalis (Merrill, 
7475) 


Uromyces deeringiae Syd. 
1903 Sydow, Ann. Myc. 1, 324—Luzon, on Deeringia indica 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 282 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1912—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on Deeringia indica (Elmer, 14002) 


Uromyces hewittiae Syd. 

1906 Sydow, Ann. Myc. tv, 30—Cotabato, on Hewittia 
bicolor (Copeland, 1343 and 1344) 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 282 

1906 Hennings, Hedw. xLvir, 250 (Aecidium)— Banton Island, 
on Hewittia bicolor (Merrill, 4164) 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ, Sci. v, C, 163—Lamao, on 

pun Hewittia bicolor (Merrill, 6243) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tre Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2077 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, €, 266—Los Baños, 
on Hewittia (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 772) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 475—Lamao, on 
Hewittia sublobata (Merrill, S. 141) 


Uromyces linearis Berk. et Brm. 

1870-71 Berkeley et Broome, Fungi of Ceylon 

1888 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. vim, 573—Ceylon, on Pani- 
cum reptans 

1914 Sydow, Monogr. Ured. 11, 325 

1918 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vur, C, 266—Manila, on 
Panicum repens (Merrill, 7463 and 8379) ; Los Bafios, 
on Panicum reptans (Baker, 774); Los Baños, on 
Panicum flavidum (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 785) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 475— Manila, on 
Panicum repens (Graff, 20638); Lamao, on Panicum 
repens (Merrill, S. 138); Los Bafios, on Panicum 
flavidum (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 786) 


Uromyces malloti Henn. 
1892 Hennings, Engl. Jahrb. xv, 4—New Guinea, on 
Mallotus moluecanus (Kaernbach) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vur, C, 266—Los Baños, 
on Mallotus moluccanus (Baker, 637) 


Uromyces mucunae Rabh. 

1878 Rabenhorst, Hedw. vxu, 82 

1888 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. vir, 568 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Manila, on 
Mucuna lyoni (Merrill, 6231 and 6324) 

1912 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya v, 229— 
Ceylon, on Mucuna pruriens 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vim, C, 266—Manila, on 
Mucuna lyoni (Merrill, S. 83) 


Uromyces sojae Syd. 


Los Baüos, on Glycine hispida (Baker, 1626; Raimundo, 
comm. Baker, 1636) 


2078 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


CRONARTIACEAE 
None reported 
COLEOSPORIACEAE 


Coleosporium merrillii Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 251— Baguio, on orchid leaves 
(Merrill, 4906) 
1912 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xxi, 723 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 476—Baguio, on 


Spathoglottis chrysantha (Copeland, comm. Baker, 
1169) 


MELAMPSORACEAE 


Schroeteriaster cingens Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Ann. Myc. 1x, 143 (Melampsora cingens) — 
Guimares Island, on Bridelia tomentosa (Merrill, 6715) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 476—Prov. Bataan, 
on Bridelia tomentosa (Graff, 19021) 


USTILAGINALES 
USTILAGINACEAE 


Cerebella paspali Cke. et Mass. 
1887 Cooke et Massee, Grev. xvI, 20—Australia, on Paspalum 
1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vir, 524 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 352—Zamboanga, on Paspalum 
longifolium (Merrill) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 285—Benguet, 
on Paspalum scrobiculatum (Merrill) 


Cintractia axicola (Berk.) Cornu 

1852 Berkeley, Ann. Nat. Hist. ix, 200 (Ustilago) 

1883 Cornu, Ann. Sci. Nat. xv, 279 

1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vr, 480 

1901 Hennings, Monsunia 1, 2—Davao, on Fimbristylis, 

and Manila, on Cyperus (Warburg) 
1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. iv, 427—India, on Fim- 
bristylis 


JANUARY 14, 1914] THE LOWER FUNGI OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2079 


1908 Hennings, He!w. xıvrıı, 250—Bulacan, on Fimbris- 
tylis (Yoder) 

1912 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya v, 226— 
Ceylon, on Fimbristylis diphylla 


Cintractia cyperi-polystachyi Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvrt, 250-—Manila, on Cyperus 
polystachyus (Merrill, 5195) 


Cintractia merrillii Henn. 
1906 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 250—Benguet, on Carer 
rafflesiana (Merrill, 4915) 


Cintractia muelleri Henn. 


Canlaon Volcano, Negros, on Carex (Merrill, 6902) 


Graphiola arengae Racib. 
1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. und Pilze Javas rm, 23 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1923—Cuernos Mts. 
Negros, on one of the Palmae (Elmer, 9794) 


Graphiola cylindrospora Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 477—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, near Los Baños, on Livistona (Merrill, 
8429 and 8670) 


Mt. Maquiling, near Los Baños, on Livistona (Baker, 84) 


Sphacelotheca hydropiperis (Schum.) DeBary 
1884 DeBary, Vergl. Morph. Pilze, 187 
1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vi, 499 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvı, 250—Benguet, in flowers 
ot Polygonum (Merrill, 4962) 
1912 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya v, 226— 
Ceylon, on Polygonum minus 


Tilletia opaca Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, 265—Parafiaque, 
Prov. Rizal, on Spinifer squarrosus (Shaw) 


2080 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Anr. 


Tolyposporium philippinensis Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc, x, 78— Manila, on Andropogon 
contorta, (Merrill, 7423) 


Ustilago bursa Berk. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 256—Benguet, 
on Themeda triandra (Merrill, 7908) 


Ustilago flagellata Syd. ; 
1911 Sydow, Ann. Myc. 1x, 144— Prov. Rizal, on Rottboellia 
exaltata (Merrill, 7068) 


Los Baños, on Aotiboellia exaltata (Raimundo, comm. 
Baker, 1838) 


Ustilago isachnes Syd. 


1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 77— Manila, on Isachnes minutula 
(Merrill, 7371) 


Ustilagu kusanoi Syd. 
1900 Sydow, Mém. Herb. Boiss. iv, 4—Japan, on Mis- 
canthus saccharifiora (Kusano) 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xvi, 369 


Canlaon Volcano, Negros, on Miscanthus (Merrill, 6892) 


Ustilago manilensis Syd, 


1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 77—Manila, on Panicum in- 
dicum (Merrill, 7419) 


Ustilago rosulata Syd. 


1912 Sydow, Ann. Mye. x, 77—Bontoc, Luzon, on Poly- 
gonum chinensis (Father Vanoverberg, 510) 


Ustilago tonglinensis Tra. et Erl. 
1895 Tracy et Earle, Bull. Torr. Bot. Club xxm, 175 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. v, 163—San Juan del 
Monte, on lschaemum aristatum (Merrill, 6230) 
1912 Peich, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya v, 225— 
Ceylon, on Ischaemum ciliare 


102 


JANUARY 14, 1914] The Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE IsLANDS 2081 


Ustilago sacchari Rabh. 

1870 Rabenhorst, Isis rv, 10 

1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vn, 456 

1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. vi, 424—India, on 
Saccharum 

1908 Robinson, Philip. Agr Review I, 295— Prov. Laguna, 
on Saccharum officinarum 

1906 Butler, Mem. Dept. Agr. India (Pusa), 1, 25 

1909 Butler, Zeits. für Pflanzenkr. xv, 46 

1911 Delacroix et Maublane, Malad. des Plantes, 513 

1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 249 


Ustilago sorghi (Pass.) Lk. 
1918 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 265—Near Dupax, 
Prov. Nueva Vizcaya, on Andropogon halepensis 
var. propinquum (McGregor, 14260) 


LABOULBENIALES 


LABOULBENIACEAE 


None reported 
PERISPORIALES 


ERYSIBACEAE 


None reported 


PERISPORIACEAE 


Balladyna velutina (Berk. et Curt.) v. Hoehn. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1539—Palawan, on 
Gardenia glutinosa (Elmer, 13065) 


Dimeriella cyathearum Syd. ; 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vim, C, 478—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, near Los Baños, on Cyathea caudata (Merrill, 


8638) 


2082 LearLets or PaILIPPINE BOTANY (No, VI, Arr. 102 


Dimerina graffii Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 269 —Limay, Prov. 


Bataan, on Meliola on Gmelina philippensis (Graff, 
comm. Merrill, S. 98) 


Dimerium pseudoperisporioides Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. vir, C, 254—Los Baños, 
on ''Ipomoea" (Baker, 631) 


Dimerium scabrosum Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1534—Palawan, on 
Asterina on Canarium polyneuron (Elmer, 12659) 


Dimerosporina pusilla Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 269—Polillo, on 
Lophatherium gracile (Robinson, 90932) 


Dimerosporium mindanaense Henn. 


1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 253—Davao, on Eugenia 
(Copeland, 312) 


Englerula medinillae (Rac.) v. Hoehn. 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. emt, C, 482—Mt. Maquiling, 
on Medinilla myriantha (Merrill, 8439) and on Medi- 
nilla (Merrill, 8644); Mt. Polis, Subprov. Ifugao, 
on Medinilla compressicaulis (McGregor, 19900) 


Eurotium repens DeBary 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 478—Antipolo, on 
Antidesma ghaesembilla (Ramos, S. 122) 


Meliola acalyphae Rehm 


1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 252—Los Baños, on 
Acalypha stipulacea (Baker, 483) 


Meliola acutisecta Syd. 


1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1913— Mt. Urdaneta, 
. Mindanao, on Persea pyriformis (Elmer, 13312) 


January 14, 1914] Tag Lower FUNGI or THE PAILIPPINE ISLANDS 2083 


Meliola affinis Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1913—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on Memecylon urdanetense (Elmer, 14114) 


Meliola aliena Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1535—Palawan, on fallen 
twigs (Elmer, 12586 and 12812) 


Meliola alstoniae Koord. 


Sablang, Prov. Benguet, on Alstonia scholaris (Fenix, 12825) 


Meliola amphitricha Fr. 
Fries, Elench. Fung. u, 109 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vi, 63 
1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. 1x, 379—India, on Termi- 
nalia catappa (Butler) 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. tv, 1154—Mt. Apo, on 
Pithecolobium apoense (Elmer, 11709) 


Meliola cfr. amphitricha Fr. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. sten, 253—Benguet, on Viburnum 
. odoratissimum (Merrill, 4960) 


Meliola arachnoidea Speg. 
1882 Spegazzini, Fung. Puigg. no. 237 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1x, 413 
1910 Thiessen, Broteria Iv, 25 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 252—Los Baños, 
on Triumfetta semitriloba (Baker, 485) 


Meliola araneosa Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1914—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on Gouia microcarpa (Elmer, 13553) 


Meliola arborescens Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1915—Mt. Apo, Min- 
danao, on Eugenia globosa (Elmer, 11328) 


2084 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Amr. 102 


Meliola arundinis Pat. 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. emt, C, 481—Prov. Tloilo, 
on Saccharum (Robinson, 18024) 


Meliola bicornis Wint. 
1886 Winter, Hedw. 99—Ins. San Thomé, on Leguminoseae 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1x, 422 
Thiessen, Broteria rx, 37 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vur, C, 254—Mt. Ma- 


quiling near Los Baños, on unknown leaves 
(Baker, 83) 


Meliola bidentata Cke. 
Cooke, Grevillea vi, 37—Florida, on Bignonia 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1v, 417 
Ellis et Everhart, N. Amer. Pyren. 46 
Thiessen, Broteria tv, 37 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 253— Los Baños, 
on Litsea perrottetii (Baker, 480) 


Meliola callicarpae Syd. 


1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 80— Manila, on Callicarpa cana 
(Merrill, 7421) 


Meliola clerodendricola Henn. 
1898 Hennings, Hedw. 9288 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xvi, 413 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 481—Lamao, on 
Clerodendron minahassae (Merrill, 8688) 


Meliola confragosa Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leaf. Philip. Bot. v, 1536—Palawan, on 
Luffa cylindrica (Elmer, 12625) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 481—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on Trichosanthes quingangularis (Merrill, 8606) 


Meliola cookeana Speg. 
1882 Spegazzini, Fung. Arg. rv, 41 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. t, 65 
Ellis et Everhart, N. Amer. Pyren. 46 


2085 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tus Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 


1910 Thiessen, Broteria 1x, 30 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 252—Los Baños, on 
Callicarpa cana (Baker, 481) 


Meliola cylindrophora Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 181—Mt. Maquiling, 
on Itea maesifolia (Baker, 394) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vri, C, 480—Lamao, on 
Caesalpinia nuga (Merrill, S. 140); Mt. Maquiling, 
on Itea maesifolia (Merrill, 8437) 


Meliola desmedii Karst. et Roum. 

1890 Karsten et Roumegiere, Rev. Myc. 77 

1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1x, 115 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 252—Los Baños, on 
Desmodium gangeticum (Baker, 556) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 481—Los Baños, 
on Desmodium virgatum (Graff, 19025) and on 
Desmodium gangeticum (Graff, 19058) 


Meliola dichotoma Berk. et Curt. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vur, C, 268—Cabancalan, 
Negros, on Phragmites karka (Merrill, 6161) 


Meliola diplochaeta Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1536—Palawan, on Talau- 
ma, villariana (Elmer, 12790) 


Meliola elmeri Syd. : 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1537—Palawan, on Pw- 
tosporum pentandrum (Elmer, 12707) 


Meliola gymnosporiae Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 79—Manila, on Gymnosporia 


spinosa (Merrill, 7422) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 481—Manila, on 
; - Gymnosporia spinosa (Merrill, 8567 


2086 LEAFLETS oF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Meliola heterotricha Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1915—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on Donax cannaeforme (Elmer, 13541) 


Meliola hewittiae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. vim, C, 243—Los Baños, 
on Hewittia sublobata (Baker, 555) 


Meliola horrida Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. virr, C, 393—Los Baños, 
on unknown coriaceous leaves (Baker, 976) 


Meliola hyptidis Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. viu, 36 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Lamao, on 
Hyptis suaveolens (Merrill, 6242) 


Meliola insignis Gaill. 
1892 Gaillard, Bul. Soe. Myc. Fr. vim, 44 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. vir, C, 392—Los Baños, 
on Mallotus philippinensis (Baker, 905%) 


Meliola intricata Syd. 
Manila (Merrill, 7152) 


Meliola jasminicola Henn. 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vim, C, 268— Manila, on 
Jasminum sambac (Merrill, 7469) 


Meliola laevigata Syd. ; 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1537 —Palawan, 


Paralstonia clusiacea (Elmer, 12784) 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1913 


on 


Meliola maesae Rehm 


1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 392—Los Baños, 


on leaves of Maesa laza (Baker, 699) and on twigs 
of Maesa lara (Baker, 718) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] TRE Lower FUNGI or TRE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2087 


Meliola macrochaeta Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1538—Palawan, on 
Alsodeia formicaria (Elmer, 12887) 


Meliola mangiferae Erl. 
1918 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vur, C, 268—Bosoboso, 
Prov. Rizal, on leaves of Mangifera indica (Ramos, 
comm. Merrill, S. 112) 


Meliola merremiae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 253— Los Baños, 
on Merremia hastata (Baker, 484) 


Meliola merrilii Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, 479—Mt. Maquiling, 
on Cissus (Merrill, 8672) 


Meliola mitragynes Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vri, C, 478—Prov. Nueva 
Vizcaya, on Mitragyne diversifolia (MeGregor, 20253 
and 20272) 


Meliola opaca Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. rv, 1916—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on Dracontomelum dao (Elmer, 13457) 


Meliola opposita Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. IV, 1916—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on one of the Meliaceae (Elmer, 13659) 


Meliola palawanensis Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1539—Palawan, on 
Morinda bartlingii (Elmer, 13040) 


Meliola parenchymatica Gaill. 

1892 Gaillard, Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. virt, 280—Brazil, on 
one of the Sapindaceae 

1895 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xI, 263 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viri, C, 252—Los Baños, 
on Sapindus turezaninowii (Baker, 482); Los Baños, 
on Rottboellia exaltata (Baker, 487); Los Baños, on 
Desmodium gangeticum (Baker, 552) 


2088 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Meliola parvula Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot vr, 1917—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on one of the Meliaceae (Elmer, 13452) 


Meliola patens Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1536—Palawan, on 
Lunasia amara (Elmer, 13023) 


Meliola pelliculosa Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, €, 480—Manila, on 
Lumnitzera racemosa (Merrill, S. 155) 


Meliola peregrina Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, C, 479—Prov. Nueva 
Vizcaya, on Maesa laza (McGregor, 20255) 


Meliola perpusilla Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vi, C, 480—Prov. Nueva 
Vizcaya, on Tylophora (McGregor, 20257) 


Meliola pulcherrima Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 481— Prov. Rizal, 
on Ficus benjamina (Reillo, 19313) 


Meliola quadrifurcata Rehm 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm C, 191— Los Baños, 
on ''Ipomoea" (Baker, 407) 


Meliola quadrispina Rac. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 481— Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on Hewittia sublobata (Merrill, 8655) 


. Meliola sakawensis Henn. 
1904 Hennings, Hedw. 141 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xvn, 546 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 392— Los Baños, 
on Clerodendron intermedium (Baker, 741) 


Meliola sandorici Rehm 


1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. vii, C, 391— Los Baños, 
on Sandiorcum indicum (Baker, 743) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] THE Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE [SLANDS 2089 


Meliola sidae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 181 (Meliola microspora, 
non Pat.)—Los Baños, on Sida javensis (Baker, 117) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vrm, C, 391—Los Baños, 
on Sida javensis (Baker, 117) 


Meliola stenospora Wint. 

1886 Winter, Hedw. 97 

1886 Winter, Bol. Soc. Brot. 1v 

1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1x, 423—Ins. San Thomé, on 
one of the Piperaceae 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. et, C, 181—Los Baños, on 
Itea maesifolia (Baker, 94) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 252—Mt. Maquiling, 
on Ehretia navesii (Baker, 94) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 393— Los Baños, on 
Piper (Baker, 770) 


Meliola substenospora v. Hoehn. 
v. Hoehnel, Fragm. Myk. vi, 43 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vırı, C, 481—Mt. Maquiling, 
on Oplismenus compositus (Merrill, 8653) 


Bosoboso, Prov. Rizal, on Rottboellia ophiuroidea (Ramos, 
S. 173) 


Meliola tamarindi Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 79— Manila, on Tamarindus indi- 
cus (Merrill, 7416) 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 352—Philippines, on Tamarindus 
indicus 
Prov. Rizal, on Tamarindus indicus (Ramos, 16968) 


Meliola telosmae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIN, C, 392—Los Baños, on 


Telosma procumbens (Baker, 777) 


Meliola uvariae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vat, C, 251—Los Baños, on 


Uvaria (Baker, 680) 


2090 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (No, VI, Arr. 102 


Meliola vilis Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1918—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on Callicarpa blancoi (Elmer, 13442) 


Nematothecium vinosum Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1534—Palawan, on ee 
nia incarnata (Elmer, 13232) 


Parodiella grammodes (Kze.) Cke. 
1878 Berkeley et Cooke, Grev. 1v, 108 (Dothidea perisporioides) 
1880 Spegazzini, Anal. Soc. Cient. Arg. ix, 178 (Parodiella 
perisporioides) 
1882 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. 1, 717 (Parodiella perisporioides) 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 279 (Parodiella peri- 
sporioides) — Lamao, on Desmodium triflorum (Merrill) 
1911 Sydowet Butler, Ann. Myc. 1x, 383 ( Purodiella perisporioi- 
. des)—India, on Medicago, Desmodium and Indigofera 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 479— Prov. Iloilo, 
on Desmodium capitatum (Robinson, 18097) ; Manila, 
on Desmodium triflorum (Merrill, 148) 


Parodiella puncta (Cke.) Sacc. 
1882 Cooke, Grevilea x, 128—Natal, on Dalbergia 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 718 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. XLVII, 253—Benguet, on Crotalaria 
and Smithia ciliata (Merrill, 4948 and 4969) 


Phyllactinia suffulta (Robent.) Sacc. : 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 262— Manila, on 
Morus albus (Graff, comm. Merrill, S. 35) 


MICROTHYRIACEAE 


Asterina capparidis Syd. et Buti. 
1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. 1x, 390—India, on 
. Capparis 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1529 Palawan, on 
Capparis mucronata (Elmer, 13082) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 489—Manila, on 
penne horrida (Merrill, bord 


= January 14, 1914] Tae Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2091 


Asterina cassiae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 276—Limay, 
Prov. Bataan, on Glochidion llanosii (err. Cassia 
timorensis) (Graff, comm. Merrill, S. 90) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viri, C, 490—Lamao, on 
Glochidion llanosii (Merrill, 8687); Prov. Bataan, 
on Glochidion llanosii (Graff, 19012) 


Asterina derridis Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLXII, 260— Davao, on Derris ulig- 
inosa (Copeland, 333) 


Asterina decipiens Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1540—Palawan, on 
Champereia cumingiana (Elmer, 12801) 


Asterina diaphana Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1155—Mt. Apo, on 
Solanum manucaling (Elmer, 11405) 


Asterina elaeocarpi Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1156—Mt. Apo, on 
Elaeocarpus pendula (Elmer, 11405) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 489—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Elaeocarpus argenteus (Merrill, 8669) 


Asterina elmeri Syd. 

1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. IV, 1156—Mt. Giting- 
giting, on Champereia manillana (Elmer, 12439) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viru, C, 276—Near Du- 
pax, Prov. Nueva Vizcaya, on Champereia mani- 
llana (MeGregor, 14363); Bosoboso, Prov. Rizal, 
on Champereia manillana (Ramos, comm. Merrill, 
S. 113); Antipolo, on Champereia manillana (Ramos, 
comm. Merrill, S. 64) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vill, C, 489—Lamao 
(Merrill, 8687); Prov. Bataan (Graff, 19012) 


Asterina escharoides Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1155—Mt. Apo, on Pitto- 
sporum clementis (Elmer, 12324). Number and host 
name erroneously cited as 10875, Platea apoense 


2092 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Arr. 102 


1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vt, 1920—Mt. Apo, Min- 
danao, on Heterostemma angustilobum (Elmer, 10815) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vin, C, 489—Manila, on 
Quisqualis indica (Merrill, 8601) 


Asterina irregularis Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1540—Palawan, on 
Vatica obtusifolia (Elmer, 12964) 


Asterina lawsoniae Henn. et E. Nym. 
1899 Hennings et E. Nym, Monsunia 1, 159 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xvi, 646 
1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Mee. 19, 391 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 276— Manila, on 
Lawsonia inermis (Graff, comm. Merrill, S. 42) 


Asterina laxiuscula Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 276—Mt. Mariveles, 
on Sideroxylon angustifoliun (Merrill, 7620); Santa 
Cruz Island, Mindavao, on Siderorylon ferrugineum 
(Merrill, S. 43) 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vt, 1928—Mt. Apo, Min- 
danao, on Sideroxylon apoensis (Elmer, 10801) 


Los Baños, on Siderorylon (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1463) 


Asterina lobata Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1541—Palawan, on Pi- 
crasma philippinensis (Elmer, 13096) 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1919—Mt. Apo, Minda- 
nao, on Picrasma javanica (Elmer, 10842) 


Asterina opposita Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leatl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1918—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on one of the Meliaceae ( Elmer, 14057) 


Asterina pemphidioides Cke. 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VI, C, 489— Prov. Bataan, 
on Eugenia (Graff, 19075) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tue Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2093 


Asterina porriginosa Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1511—Palawan, on ler 
cymosa (Elmer, 12807) 


Asterina pusilla Syd, 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, C, 488— Prov. Bataan, 
on Premna nauseosa (Graff, 19061); Prov. Bataan, 
on Premna (Graff, 19061) 


Asterina sponiae Rac. 

1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. und Pilze Javas, 11, 34 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ, Sei. vri, C, 276—Antipolo, on 
Trema amboinensis (Ramos, comm. Merrill, 68) 

1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1920—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on seedlings of a Tiliaceae (Elmer, 
14207) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 486—Mt. Maquiling, 
on Trema amboinensis (Merrill, 8657) ; Panay, Prov. 
Iloilo, on Trema amboinensis (Robinson, 18257) 


Asterina subinermis Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1919—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on leaves of a shrub (Elmer, 13402) 


Asterina trachycarpa Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1542—Palawan, on 
Derris atroviolaceae (Elmer, 13106) 


Asterina transversalis Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1542—Palawan, on 


Korthalsia (Elmer, 13030) 


Asterinella distinguenda Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. emt, C, 492— Manila, on 
Ixora philippinensis (Merrill, 8511) 


Asterinella loranthi Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 490—Dagami, 
Leyte, on Loranthus leytensis (Ramos, 152432) 


2094 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Asterinella lugubris Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vii, C, 491—Manila, on 
lzora philippinensis (Merrill, 8557) 


Asterinella luzonensis Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 491—Prov. Ba- 
taan, on Shorea polysperma (Graff, 19033) 


Asterinella obesa Syd. 
1918 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vr, C, 490—Prov. Nueva 
Vizcaya, on Canarium villosum (McGregor, 20265) 


Prov. Rizal, on Drynaria quercifolia (Ramos, 16976) 


Micropeltis aequalis Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1543—Palawan, on 
Actephila dispersa (Elmer, 12624) 


Micropeltis applanata Mont. 
18560 Montaigne, Syl. Gen. Cr. 249 


v. Hoehnel, Berl. Kais. Ak. Wiss. Wien, cxix, 407 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vut, C, 394— Los Baños, 
on Rourea erecta (Baker, 1025) 


Micropeltis bambusicola Henn. 
1900 Hennings, Eng. Bot. Jahrb. 275 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLyrr, 260—Davao, on Bambusa 
(Copeland, 1229) 


Micropeltis bauhiniae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1945—Los Baños, on 
Bauhinia cumingiana (Baker, 1170) 


Micropeltis consimilis Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 394—Los Baños, on 
| Derris philippinensis ( Raimundo, comm. Baker, 882) 


Micropeltis corruscans Rehm 


1918 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 254—Los Baños, 
. on Synedrella nodiflora (Baker, 621) 


January 14, 1914] Tre Lower Funct or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2095 


Micropeltis leucoptera Penz. et Sacc. 
1897 Penzig et Saccardo, Malp. x1, 525—Java 
1899 Saccardo et Sydow, Syl. Fung. xiv, 690 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, €, 255— Los Baños, 
on culms of Schizostachyum acutiflorum (Baker, 531” ) 


Micropeltis megasperma Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 487—San Antonio, 
Prov. Laguna, on Eugenia (Ramos, 20482) 


Micropeltis schmidtiana Rost. 
1902 Rostrup, Bot. Tidsskr. xxiv, 211—Siam, on Apos- 
tasia lobbii 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 190—Los Baños, 
on Semecarpus cuneiformis (Baker, 88) 


Micropeltis semecarpi Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. emt, C, 488— Manila, on 
Semecarpus cuneiformis (Merrill, 8558) 


Micropeltis vagabunda Speg. var. calamicola Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 394—Los Baños, 
on leaves of a Calamus (?) (Baker, 900) 


Microthyriella philippinensis Syd. 


Los Baños, on Aglaonema densinervium (Reyes, comm. 
Baker, 1417) 


Microthyrium elatum Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vut,.C, 254—Los Baños, 
on dead petioles of Corypha elata (Baker) 


Myiocopron bakerianum Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 393— Los Paños. on 


dead stems of Passiflora quadrangularis (Baker, 40%) 


Scolecopeltis garciniae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1946—Los Baños, on 
Garcinia venulosa (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1207) 


2096 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Not, VI, Arr. 102 


Seynesia clavispora Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 190—Mt. Må- 
quiling, on Alyria monilifera (Baker, 398) 


Seynesia ipomeae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 488— Manila, 
on Ipomea obscura (Merrill, 8591) 


Seynesia scutellum Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Mye. vill, 39 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 163—Pauai, Prov. 
Benguet, on Drimys piperata (McGregor, 8741) 


Trichopeltopsis reptans (Berk. et Curt.) v. Hoehn. 
1867 Berkeley et Curtis, Cuban Fungi, no. 734 (Asterina) 
—Cuba, on Piper 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 46 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. rx, 1068 


1910 v. Hoehnel, Sitz. Kais. Acad. Wiss. Wien, CXIX, 
393 


1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. vini, C, 190—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Ardisia (Baker, 408) 


Trichothyrium orbiculare Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 492—Mt. Polis, 


. Subprov. Ifugao, on Meliola on Helicia (McGregor, 
19903) 


Vizella passiflorae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v1, 1944—Los Baños, on 
dead Passiflora quadrangularis (Baker, 40% ) 


CAPNODIACEAE 


Aithaloderma clavatisporum Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Ann. Myc. xi, 257—Los Baños, on honey 
| dew on Voacanga globosa (Baker, 795) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vit, C, 482— Manila, 
on Antidesma bunius (Merrill, 8550); Los Baños, 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tue Lower Funai or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2097 


on Psidium guajava (Mirasol, comm. Baker, 1316); 
Los Baños, on Sandoricum indicum (Teodoro, comm. 
Baker, 1122) 


Limacinula malloti Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. viti, C, 395— Los Baños, 
on Mallotus philippinensis (Baker, 878) 


HYPOCREALES 


HYPONECTRIACEAE 
None reported 
MELANOSPORACEAE 
None reported 
NECTRIACEAE 


Lisea spatholobi Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vur, C, 395—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on leaves of Spatholobus propa (Copeland, 
comm. Baker, 776) 


Nectria (Phaeonectria) manilensis Henn. 
1900 Hennings, Monsunia 1, 25— Manila, on dead bark 
(Wichura) 


HYPOCREACEAE 


Calonectria limpida Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leaf. Philip. Bot, v, 1545—Palawan, on Meliola 
on Acalypha stipulacea (Elmer, 12656) 


Calonectria copelandii Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xtvu, 253—Mindanao, on orchid 


leaves (Copeland, 1317) 


Gibberella creberrima Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. VHI, C, 493—Los Baños, on 
living stems of Scleria (Baker, 1029) 


2098 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Hypocrea peltata (Jungh.) Sacc. 
1841 Junghuhn, Ann. Sci. Nat. XVI, 310 (Sphaeria) 
1842 Berkeley, Lond. Journ. Bot. 1, 155—Philippines (Cum- 
ing) 
1883 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 11, 536 
1884 Cooke, Grevillea XII, 78 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. IX, 974 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. I, 279 


Hypocrea ochracea Pat. 
1893 Patouillard, Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. 155—Ecuador 
1895 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. XI, 361 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. v, C, 164—Pauai, Prov. 
Benguet, on bark (McGregor, 8731) 


Hypocrea rufa (Pers.) Fr. 
1846-49 Fries, Sum. Veg. Scand. 383 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1922—Cuernos Mts., 
on half decayed tree trunks (Elmer, 9455) 


Malmeomyces pulchellus Starb. 
1899 Starbaeck, Sv. Vet. Ak. Hdl. xxv, 32—Brazil, on 
Bambusa 
1902 Saccardo et Sydow, Syll. Fung. xvi, 592 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, ©, 255—Los Baños, 
dead Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 478° ) 


Megalonectria pseudotrichia (Schw.) Speg. 

1875 Berkeley et Curtis, Journ. Linn. Soc. XIV, 114 (Sphae- 
rostilbe) 

1882 Spegazzini, Fung. Arg. Pus. Iv, 276 

1883 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. 11, 560 

1904 Penzig et Saccardo, leon. Fung. Javas, 48 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 253—Rizal and Pasay, on dead 
limbs of Pithecolobium dulce (Copeland; Foxworthy, 
14); Manila, on dead limbs of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis 
(Merrill, 4116) 

1911 Thiessen, Ann. Myc. IX, 64— Brazil 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 274—Davao, Min- 
danao, on dead bark (Weber, 2177) 


D 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tur Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2099 


1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 182—Los Baños, 
on decorticated wood (Baker, 33) 


Nectriella philippina Rehm- 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1935—Los Baños, on 
dead Passiflora quadrangularis (Baker, 40° ) 


Ophionectria erinacea Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 182—Los Baños, 
on Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 36) 


Ophionectria trichospora (Berk. et Brm.) Sacc. 
1870-71 Berkeley et Broome, Fung. Ceylon, 115 (Nectria) 
1883 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. H, 563 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 255—Los Baños, 
on dead fallen limbs (Copeland, comm. Baker, 563) 


Stilbonectria lateritia Karst. 
1889 Karsten, Hedw. 184 
1891 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. IX, 986 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1935—Los Baños, on dead 
Leucaena glauca (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1053) 


CLAVICIPITACEAE 


Epichloe warburgiana Magn. 

1893 Magnus, Atti. Congr. Bot. Internat. VIII, 1—Cele- 
bes and Philippines, in inflorescence of Amogyne 
and one of the Marantaceae 

1893 Hennings, Hedw. XXXII, 223—Cabongonan, Luzon 
(Warburg) - 

1895 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. XI, 867 

1901 Hennings, Monsunia I, 25—Luzon, on Donar can- 
naeforme (Warburg) 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 276 


Ustilaginoidea ochracea Henn. 
1900 Hennings, Monsunia I, 26—Mindanao, on Eriochloa 


ramosa (Warburg) 


2100 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, 2883— Bosoboso, Prov. 


Rizal, on Panicum auritum (Ramos, comm. Merrill, 
B. 111) 


Ustilaginoidea virens (Cke.) Tak. 

1878 Cooke, Grevillea vit, 15 (Ustilaginoidea oryzae) 

1895 Brefeld, Untersuch. xit, 194 (Ustilaginoidea oryzae) 

1896 Takahashi, Bot. Mag. Tokyo x, 19 

1897 Patouillard, Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. mt. 124 (Tilletia 
oryzae) 

1899 Massee, Kew Bull. 176—Manila, on Oryza sativa (Loher) 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sei. 1, 279 

1906 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. vi, 425 (Ustilago) 
—India, on Oryza 

1910 Miyake, Journ. Coll. Agril. Tokyo 11, 265 


Hypocrella botryosa Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vin, 39 —Dumaguete, on one of the 
Cyperaceae (Elmer, 9441) 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1992—Cuernos Mts., 
Negros, on Freycinetia (Elmer, 19441) 


Hypocrella schizostachyi Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. XLVII, 253— Rizal, on living limbs 
of Schizostachyum (Foxworthy, 46) 


Hypocrella melaena Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 494—San Antonio, 


Prov. Laguna, on Dillenia philippinensis (Ramos, 
20614) 


Hypocrella salaccensis (Rac.) Petch 
1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. und Pilze Javas tr, 35 
(Scolecopeltis) 
1906 Raciborski, Bull. Acad. Se. Cracovie, 909 (Barya 
salaccensis) 


Prov. Rizal, on  Drynaria quercifolia (Ramos, 16976); 
Manila, on Premna Odorata (Graff, S. 84) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tar Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 


2101 


DOTHIDEALES 


DOTHIDEACEAE 


Auerswaldia arengae Rac. 


1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. und Pilze Javas HI, 27 


1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 255—Mindoro, on Caryota 
(Whitford, 13739) 


Auerswaldia copelandi Syd. 


1906 Sydow, Ann. Myc. Iv, 343—Zamboanga, on leaves 
ot Caryota (Copeland, 1627) 


Auerswaldia (Phaeochora) decipiens Rehm 
i 1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci, vint, C, 395— Los Baños, 
on dead petioles of Arenga (Baker, 706) 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vı, 1936—Los Baños, on 


dead Arenga mindorensis (Reyes, comm. Baker, 
1120) 


Auerswaldia derridis Henn. 


1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 255—Mindoro, on Derris 
(Merrill, $544) 


Auerswaldia examinans (Berk.) Sacc. 
1842 Berkeley, Lond. Journ. Bot. I, 136 (Sphaeria)—Phil- 
ippines (Cuming) 
1883 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. II, 626 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 279 


Auerswaldia merrillii Henn. 


1909 Hennings, Hedw. xuv, 253—Mt. Halcon, on Frey- 
cinetia (Merrill, 5526) 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, 165—Batanes Isl., on 
Freycinetia williamsii (Fenix, 37868) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 188—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Freycinetia williamsii (Baker) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 256—Mt. Ma- 


quiling, on Freycinetia (Baker, 396; Brown, comm. 
Baker, 691) 


2102 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, ART. 102 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vil, C, 495—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Freyeinetia (Merrill, 8607) 


Balansia paspali Henn. 


Benguet, on Paspalum (Fenix) 


Balansia vorax (Berk. et Curt.) Sacc. 
1842-56 Berkeley et Curtis, Dec. Fungi, no. 485 (Ophio- 
dothis voraz and var. pilulaeformis) 
1883 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. II, 652 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1x, 1053 
1895 Atkinson, Journ. Myc. XI, 256 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 194—Los Baños, 
on Panicum carinatum (Baker, 326) 


Balansia cfr. vorax (Berk. et Curt.) Sacc. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvm, 256—Benguet, on culms 
of one of the Gramineae (Elmer, 6373) 


Cyclodothis pulchella Syd. 
: 1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1922—Mt. Apo, 
Mindanao, on Piper corylistachyon (Elmer, 11163) 


Darwiniella orbicula Syd. 
1913. Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1159—Mt. Apo, on 
Cryptocarya todayensis (Elmer, 10714) 


Discodothis lobata Syd. E 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 495—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Cyathea caudata (Merrill, 8631) 


Dothidea pterocarpi Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vit, C, 280—Cebu, on 
Pterocarpus indicus (Cenabre, 19514) 


Dothidella albizziae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 280— Prov. Nueva 
Ecija, on Albizia marginata (Alvarez, 19513) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] THe Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2103 


Dothidella canarii Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 398—Los Baños, 
on Canarium villosum (Baker, 779) 


Munkiella melastomata v. Hoeh. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. Vut, 38 (Phyllachora aggregatula) 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 165-—Mt. Mari- 
veles, on Melastoma fuscum (Merrill, 6287) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vili, C, 280—Mt. Ma- 
riveles, on Malastoma fuscum (Merrill, 7619) ` 


Ophiodothis paspali Henn. 


Manila, on Paspalum (Merrill, 7114) 


Phyllachora afzeliae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 277—Cotabato, 
Mindanao, on Afzelia bijuga (Miranda, 18254; 

Tarrosa, 14238) 


Phyllachora andropogonis Karst. et Har. 
1888 Karsten et Hariot, Rev. Myc. 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1X, 1026 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 256—Los Baños, 
on Sorghum halepense var. propinquum (Copeland, 
comm. Baker, 509) 


Los Baños, on Andropogon halepense var. propinquum 
(Reyes, comm. Baker, 1508) 


Phyllachora apoensis Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. IV, 1157—Mt. Apo, on 
Ficus sibulanensis (Elmer, 11159) and on Ficus 
apoensis (Elmer, 10710) 


Phyllachora ardisiae Henn. À 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. emt, 254—Benguet, on Ardisia 
candolleana (Merrill, 4940) 


2104 LEAFLETS op PAILIPPINE BOTANY (Not, VI, Art. 102 


Phyllachora atrofigurans Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 183—Los Baños, 
on Donar cannaeforme (Baker, 55) 


Phyllachora canarii Henn. 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 254—Semerara Isl., on 
Canarium luzonicum (Merrill, 4138) 

1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1156—Mt. Apo, on 
Canarium laciniatum (Elmer, 11124) and on 
Canarium todayense (Elmer, 11281) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, C, 396— Los Baños, 
on Canarium villosum (Merrill, comm. Baker, 870) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vur, C, 494—Proy. Nueva 
Vizcaya, ou Canarium villosum (McGregor, 20269) 


Phyllachora circinata Syd. 

1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. VIII, 38 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 165—Prov. Ca- 
gayan, on Ficus (Curran, 16828) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 397—Los Baños, 
on Ficus odoratus (Baker, 933) 

1913 Hehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1936—Los Baños, on 
Ficus odoratus (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1112) 


Phyllachora coicis Henn. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, QC, 271— Manila, 
on Coix lacrymi-jobi (Merrill, S. 57); Bukidnon, 
Mindanao, on Coiz lacrymi-jobi (Fenix, 15793) 


Phyllachora cynodontis (Niessl) Sacc. 
Niessl, Notiz. Pyren. 54 

1883 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. II, 602 (Phyllachora graminis 
f. cynodontis-dactyli) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 279— Manila, on 
Cynodon dactylon (Merrill, 7465 and 8378) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 496— Los Baños, 
on Cynodon dactylon (Baker, 756 and 821) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 195— Manila, on 
Cynodon dactylon (Merrill, S, 147) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] THe Lower FUNGI OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLAND3 2105 


Phyllachora dalbergiae Niessl 
1889 Niessl, Hedw. 90 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1936—Los Baños, on 
Dalbergia ferruginea (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1205) 


Phyllachora dioscoreae (Schw.) Sacc. 
1883 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. II, 624—U. S., on Dioscorea 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vur, C, 183—Los Baños, 
on Dioscorea aculeata var. tiliaefolia (Baker, 49) 


Phyllachora dischidiae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 277—Mt. Mari- 
veles, on Dischidia rosea (Merrill, 7623) 


Phyllachora elmeri Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1157—Mt. Apo, on 
Ficus manilensis (Elmer, 10852) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 278—Butuan, 
Mindanao, on Ficus blepharostoma (Fenix, 15929) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 397—Los Baños, 
on Ficus ulmifolia (Baker, 913 and 1024) 


Phyllachora fici-fulvae Koerd. 

1907 Koorders, Bot. Untersuch. 182 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. V, C, 185—Prov. Rizal, 
on Ficus odoratus (Merrill, 6240) 

1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1158—Mt. Apo, on 
Ficus banahaensis (Elmer, 10908) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 278—Benguet, on 
Ficus validicaudata (Merrill, 7914); Montalban, on 
Ficus odoratus (Merrill, 6240 and 6240*); Antipolo, 
on Ficus ulmifolia (Ramos, comm. Merrill, S. 611); 
Manila, on Ficus ulmifolia (Merrill, 7468); between 
San Pablo and Nagcarlan, on Ficus odoratus (Mer- 
rill, 7486); Mt. Maquiling, on Ficus odoratus (Graff, 


15988) 


Busuanga, on Ficus heterophylla ( Merrill, 7203) ; Cavilli Isl., 
Sulu Sea, , on Ficus (Merrill, 7178) 


2106 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Not, VI, Arr. 102 


Phyllachora fici-minahassae Henn. 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xtvu, 254— Balut Isl., on Ficus mina- 
hassae (Merrill, 5422) 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. v, 165—Mt. Maquiling, on 
Ficus odoratus (Merrill, 6320) 

1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 552— Philippines, on Ficus odoratus 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 236—Los Baños, on 
Ficus minahassae (Baker, 685) 


Phyllachora ficium Niessi 
1881 Niessl, Hedw. 99— India, on Ficus infectoria (Kunze) 
1883 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. 1, 598 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1545—Palawan, on Ficus 
garciae ( Elmer, 19347) 
1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. IX, 395— India, on Ficus 


Phyllacbora glochidii Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1157—Mt. Apo, on 
Glochidion mindanaense (Elmer, 10596) 


Phyllachora graminis (Pers.) Fuckl. 
Fuckel, Symb. Myc. 216 

1883 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. II, 602 

1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. IX, 399—India, on grasses 

1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1159—Mt. Apo, on 
Rottboellia tongcalingii (Elmer, 10997) 

1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip, Bot. vi, 1921—Cuernos Mts., 
Negros, on Panicum (Elmer, 9494) 


Phyllachora cfr. graminis (Pers.) Fuckl. 


1908 Hennings, Hedw. ten, 254— Manila, on Andropogon 
(Merrill, 5156) 


Phyllachora infectoria Cke. 

1884 Cooke, Grevillea XIII, 63—Ceylon, on Ficus infectoria 

1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1x, 1013 

1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. ix, 396—India, on Ficus 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 183—Los Baños, 
on Ficus ulmifolia (Baker, 1) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 278—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Ficus (Merrill, 7622) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] THe Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS E. 


Phyallchora kaernbachii Henn. 

1894 Hennings, Engl. Bot. Jahrb. 39 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 280 (Phyllachora 
merrillii)—Mindoro, on Ficus (Merrill) 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvir, 254— Mindoro, on Ficus and 
Ficus ulmifolia (Merrill, 3579 and 5625); Samar, 
on Ficus (Merrill, 5239) 

1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1920—Baguio, on Ficus 
(Elmer, 8981); Mt. Apo, Mindanao, on Ficus . 
flavocortica (Elmer, 10925) 


Phyllachora lagunae Rehm : 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci, VIH, C, 396—Los Baños, 


on Derris elliptica (Baker, 959) 


Phyllachora lagunensis Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 278—Prov. La- 
guna, on Ficus hauili (Merrill, 222869) 


Phyllachora lepida Syd. 

1910 Sydow, Ann. Mee, viu, 38—Dumaguete, on Litsea 
(Elmer, 9452) 

1911 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vil, 39—Negros 

1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1545— Negros, on Litsea 
(Elmer) 

1918 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1921—Cuernos Mts., 
Negros, on Litsea tayabensis (Elmer, 9492) 


Phyllachora luzonensis Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xrvir, 255—Luzon, on Millettia mer- 
rillii (Merrill, 4173) 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 165—Prov. Laguna, 
on Millettia (Copeland) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci, virt, C, 397—Los Baños, on 
Millettia cavitensis (Baker, 979) 


Phyllachora macarangae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvi, 254—Balut Isl., on Macaranga 


(Merrill, 5424) 


2108 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Phyllachora minuta Henn. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vir, C, 495—Subprov. Bon- 
toc, on Hibiscus tiliaceus (Father Vanoverberg, 2518) 


Phyllachora oblongispora Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leal. Philip. Bot. vi, 1920— Mt. Urdaneta, 


Mindanao, on Dipterocarpus subalpinus (Elmer, 
13532) 


Phyllachora pahudiae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 277—Cebu, on 
Pahudia rhomboidea (Cenabre, 19515) 
1913 Sydow, Ann. Myc. XI, 170—Los Baños, on Pahudia 
rhomboidea 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 256—Los Baños, on 
Pahudia (Afzelia) rhomboidea (Baker, 627) 


Phyllachora parkiae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. tem, 255—Lamao and Montalban, 
on Parkia roxburghii (timoriana) (Copeland, 278; 
Merrill, 5097) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. vit, C, 396—Los Baños, on 
Parkia timoriana (Baker, 758) 


Phyllachora phaseolina Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 494—Los Baños, on 
Phaseolus calcaratus (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1064) 


Phyliachora pongamiae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. tem, 255—Davao, on Pongamia glabra 
(Copeland, 563) 
1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Mye. 1x, 397—India, on 
Pongamia 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 352—Zamboanga, on Pongamia 
glabra (Merrill) : 


Phyllachora pseudes Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 396—Los Baños, 
on Ficus nota (Baker, 914) À 


January 14, 1914] Tug Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2109 


Phyllachora pterocarpi Rehm 
1918 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 397—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Pterocarpus (Copeland, comm. Baker, 
180) 
1918 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1936—Los Baños, on 
Pterocarpus indicus (Mirasol, comm. Baker, 1108) 


Phyllachora rottboelliae Syd. et Butl. 
Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. IX, 400 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viri, C, 494—Subprov. 
Bontoc, on Rottboellia exaltata (Father Vanoverberg, 
2520) 


Phylachora roureae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 277— Mt. Mari- 
i veles, on Rourea erecta (Graf, comm. Merrill, 
8. 103) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 495—Mt. Mari- 
veles, on Rourea erecta (Graff, 19024) 


Phyllachora sacchari Henn. 
1902 Hennings, Hedw. xur, 143—Java, on Saccharum 
1905 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. XVII, 838 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. v, C, 165— Los Baños, 
on Saccharum officinarum (Robinson, 6711) 


Phyllachora sacchari-spontanei Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. X, 352 (Phyllachora sacchari non 
Hennings)—Mindoro, on Saccharum spontaneum 
(Graff) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci, virt, C, 279— Manila, on 
Saccharum spontaneum (Graff, 16075) 


Phyllachora schoenicola Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 280—Mt. Banahao, 
on Schoenus apogon (Copeland, comm. Baker, 853) 


Phyllachora shiraiana Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 280—Mt. Mariveles, 


on Sehizostachyum acutiflorum (Graff, comm. Merrill, 
S. 108) 


2110 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, ART: 


Phylachora sorghi v. Hoeh. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 279—Mt. Ma: 
quiling, on Andropogon halepense (Graff, 15979) 


Phyllachora spinifera (Karst. et Har.) v. Hoeh. 
1890 Karsten et Hariot, Rev. Myc. (Phyllachora ficium var. 
spinifera) 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. Ix, 1014 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, C, 397— Los Baños» 
on Ficus (Baker, 701) 


Phyllachora stenospora (Berk. et Brm.) Sacc. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 279—Mt. Ma- 
quiling. on Panicum patens (Merrill, S. 133) 


Phyllachora topographica Sacc. 
1899 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. XIV, 669— Tonkin, on Ficus 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 165—Prov. Laguna, 

on Ficus (Copeland) 


Phyllachora valsiformis Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 398—Los Baños» 
on Ficus crassitora (Baker, 958%) 


Phyllachora yapensis (Henn.) Syd. 
1902 Hennings, Hedw. xur, Beibl. 64 (Dothidella) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, C, 278—Prov. Nueva 
Vizcaya, on Derris (McGregor, 14413); Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Derris elliptica (Graff, 15984) 


Plowrightia derridis (Henn.) Syd. 
1907 Hennings, Ann. Mus. Congo uU, 99 (Microcyclus) 
1911 Sydow, Leal. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1159—Mt. Apo, on 
Spatholobus apoensis (Elmer, 11796) 


. Rhepographus blumeanus Rehm 

1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1936—Los Bafios, on 

dead Bambusa blumeana (Reyes, comm. Baker, 
1128 and 1131) 


102 


January 14, 1914] Tug Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2111 


Schizochora elmeri Syd. 
1918 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1921—Cuernos Mts., 
Negros, on Ficus guyeri (Elmer, 9462) 


Scirrhia bambusina Penz. et Sacc. 
Saccardo, Syl. Fung. XIv, 679 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1936—Los Baños, on 
dead Bambusa blumeana (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1131) 


Scirrhia luzonensis Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xrvu, 256—Los Baños, on leaves of 
Bambusa (Merrill, 5172); Lamao (Copeland, 282) 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1546—Palawan, on 
Schizostachyum longispiculatum (Elmer, 12959) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, C, 496—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Schizostachyum (Merrill, 8628) 


Scirrhia seriata Syd. et Butl. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 496—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on  Gigantochloa (Brown, S. 168); Los 
Baños, on Gigantochloa scribneriana (Foxworthy, S. 
160) 
SPHAERIALES 
CHAETOMIACEAE 


None reported 
SORDARIACEAE 
None reported 


SPHAERIACEAE 
(Trichosphaeriaceae) 
(Melannumaceae) 


Apiospora apiospora (Dur. et Mtg.) v. Hoeh. 
1849 Durand et Montagne, Fl. Alg. 1, 482 (Sphaeria) 


2112 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Anr. 102 


1854 Berkeley, Journ. Bot. vi, 227 

1875 Saccardo, Atti. Soc. Venet. Trent. Padova IV, 9° 
(Apiospora montagnei) 

1882 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. 1, 539 

1891 Kuntze, Rev. Gen. Pl. m, 851 (Detonina) 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. r, 279—Lamao, on 
Bambusa (Merrill) 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvHm, 256 (Apiospora luzonensis) — 
Batanes Isl., on dead Bambusa (Merrill, 3533) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, C, 183 


Apiospora apiospora (Dur. et Mtg.) v. Hoeh. var. minor 
Berl. et Sacc. 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1X, 659 (Apiospora striola var. 
minor) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci, vir, C, 183— Los Baños, 
> on dead Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 169) 


Apiospora curvispora (Speg.) Rehm var. rottboelliae Rehm 
1918 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, C, 399— Los Baños, 
on dead of culms Rottboellia exaltata (Baker, 917) 


Apiosporella aberrans Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, C, 486—Manila, on dead 
Bambusa (Merrill, 8475; Graff, 19135 and 20645); 
on dead Bambusa blumeana (Merrill, 8470) 


Apiosporella coryphae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, C, 399—Los Baños, on 
dead petioles of Corypha elata (Baker, 769) 


Didymella caricae Tassi 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 483—Los Baños, on 
dead petioles of Carica papaya (Baker, 903) 


Endoxyla mangifera Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvı, 256—Davao, on dead wood 
of Mangifera indica (Copeland, 825) 


t 
JANUARY 14, 1914] Tue Lower FUNGI oF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2113 


Gibberidea nipae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. XLVII, DET Das Dane on dead 
petioles of Nipa fruticans (Merrill, 4255) 


Gnomonia litseae Syd. 


Los Baños, on Litsea glutinosa (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1812) 


Hypospila ambigua Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 483—Limay, on dead 
Bambusa (Graff, 19067) 


Julella luzonensis Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvII, 257—Benguet, on bark (Elmer, 
5937) 


Linospora pandani Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Ann. Myc. XI, 60—Davao, on Pandanus 
(Copeland, 592) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, C, 272 


Melanomma mindorense Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 401— Los Baños, 
on dead Arenga mindorense (Copeland, comm. 
Baker, 860) 


Neopeckia diffusa (Schw.) Sacc. var. atrata Penz. et Sacc. 
1904 Penzig et Saccardo, Icon. Fung. Jav. 46 (Letendraea 
atrata) 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. Xiv, 553 
1905 v, Hoehnel, Fragm. Myc. Vi, 64; VU, 25 | 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, C, 256— Los Baños, 
on pieces of wood on ground (Baker, 560) 


Ophiobolus livistonae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 257— Davao, on dead pet- 
ioles of Livistona (Copeland, 524) 


Ophiobolus nipae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 257—Pampanga, on Nipa 
fruticans (Merrill, 4257) 


2114 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Anr. 102 


Ophiobolus seriatus Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. virt, C, 272—Los Baños, 
on dead Bambusa (Baker, 663) 


Pseudomeliola placida Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1154—Mt. Apo, on 
Semecarpus perrottettiz (Elmer, 11282) 


Rosellinia aucklandica Rabh. 
1878 Rabenhorst, Hedw. 115 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ, Sci. vii, C, 401—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on dead wood (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 


901) 


Rosellinia calami Henn. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 485— Manila, on 
dead Bambusa (Merrill, 8383 and 8481) 


Rosellinia cocoes Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. XLII, 256—Davao, on dead pedun- 
cles of Cocos nucifera (Copeland, 456) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vu, C, 273—Mt. Maquiling, 
on dead Calamus (Graff, comm. Merrill, S. 28) 


Rosellinia (Calomastia) dolichospora Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Ann. Myc. 1x, 145—Negros, on Phragmitis karka 
(Merrill, 10140) 


Rosellinia emergens (Berk. et Brm.) Sacc. 
1870—71 Berkeley et Broome, Fung. Ceylon, 1089 (Sphaeria) 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 257 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 257—Los Baños, 
on dead trunks (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 502) 


Rosellinia fuscomaculans Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1937—Mt. Maquiling, on 
dead Schizostachyum (Evaristo, comm. Baker, 1182) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tae Lower FUNGI OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2115 


Rosellinia lamprostoma Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 273—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on dead branches (Graff, 15966) 


Rosellinia megalosperma Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 485— Manila, on 
Streblus asper (Merrill, 8510) 


Rosellinia merrillii Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, C, 485—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on decorticated twigs (Merrill, 8660) 


Rosellinia moelleriana Henn. form dispersa Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1936—Mt. Maquiling, on 
dead limbs (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1192) 


Rosellinia procera Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vir, 37 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Davao, on bark 
(Copeland, 499) 


CERATOSTOMACEAE 


Rhynchostoma sanguineo-atrum Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1938—Mt. Maquiling, on 
bark (Mirasol, comm. Baker, 1179) 


CUCURBITARIACEAE 


Loranthomyces sordidulula (Lev.) v. Hoeh. 
1845 Leveille, Ann. Sc. Nat. Ser. 11, t. 111, 57 (Dothidea) 
1853 Molk, Fl. Jungh. Fasc. 1, 114 (Dothidea loranthi) 
Saccardo, Syl. Fung. 11, 631 (Dothidella) 
1909 Raciborski, Bull. Acad. Cracovie, 382 (Palystomella) 
v. Hoehnel, Fragm. Myk. VII, 28 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. VIN, C, 274— Bontoe, on 
Loranthus (Farther Vanoverbergh, 1067); Benguet, on 
Loranthus (Merrill, 7915); Antipolo, on Loranthus 
haenkeanus (Ramos, comm. Merrill, S. 114) 


2116 


v 
LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE Botany [VoL. VI, ART. 102 


CORYNELIACEAE 


Corynelia clavata (Linn.) Sacc. 
Linnaeus, Spec. Pl. suppl., 453 (Mucor) 
Fries, Obs. Myc. 11, 343 (Corynelia uberata) 
1889 Saccardo, Pirotta. Oss. Fungh. N. G. B. I., 318 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 402—Mt. Banahao, 


on Podocarpus costatus (Copeland and Gates, comm, 
Baker, 851 and 910) 


Roumegeria ichnanthi Henn. 


1909 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 256—Mt. Halcon, on Ichnan- 
thus (Merrill, 5533) 


Sphaeria micraspis Berk. 


1812 Berkeley, Linn. Journ. Bot. 1, 156—Philippines (Cuming, 
2146) 


1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 281 


Trematosphaeria palaquii Rick. 


1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 281— Tarlae, on Palaquium 
, latifolium (Merrill, 3597) 


Trichosphaeria regulinoides Sacc. var. arengae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. vin, C, 148—Los Baños, 
on dead petioles of Arenga (Baker, 17%) 


Venturia litseae Syd. 
Los Baños, on Litsea glutinosa ( Reyes, comm. Baker, 1520) 


Zignoella arengae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1938—Los Baños, on dead 
Arenga mindorensis (Teodoro, comm. Baker, 1109) 


AMPHISPHAERIACEAE 


Amphisphaeria bambusina Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vut, C, 274—Limay, Prov. 
Bataan, on dead Bambusa (Graff, comm. Merrill, 
S. 127) | 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tae Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2117 


Amphisphaeria leucaenae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1940—Los Baños, on 
Leucaena glauca (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1055° ) 


LOPHIOSTOMATACEAE 
None reported 


MYCOSPHAERELLACEAE 
(Sphaerellaceae) 


(Sphaerelloidaceae) 


Guignardia creberrima Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vi, C, 482—Manila, on 
Capparis horrida (Merrill, S. 139; 8544 and 8578) 


Los Baños, on Capparis aurantioides (Baker, 89) 
Los Baños, on Capparis horrida (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 
1595) 


Guignardia freycinetiae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 184—Los Baños, 
on dead Freycinetia williamsii (Baker, 58) 


Laestadia festiva Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1543—Palawan, on 
Sumbaviopsis albicans (Elmer, 12637) 


Mycosphaerella alocasiae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 195— Manila, on 
Alocasia indica (Graff) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. emt, C, 271— Mt. Maquiling, 
on Alocasia (Graff, 16019); Cabancalan, on Alocasia 
macrorhiza (Merrill, 6770) ' 


Los Baños, on Alocasia macrorhiza (Reyes, comm. Baker, 
1640) 


Mycosphaerella aristolochiae Syd. 


Los Baños, on Aristolochia tagala (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 
1826) 


2118 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BoTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Mycosphaerella caricae Syd. 


Los Bafios, on Carica papaya ( Reyes, comm. Baker, 1512) 


Mycosphaerella creberrima Penz. et Sacc. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vitz, C, 571—Los Baños, on 
Erythropalum scandens (Foxworthy, 19654) 


Mycosphaerella musae Speg. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 482—Los Baños, 
on dying leaves of Musa sapientum (Baker, 21) 


Los Bafios, on Musa sapientum (Reyes, comm. Baker, 
1414) 


Mycosphaerella oculata Syd. 


Los Bafios, on Premna odorata (Reyes, comm. Baker, 
1511 and 1532) 


Mycosphaerella pericampyli Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vur, C, 270—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on Pericampylus incanus (Graff, 16004); 
Los Bafios, on Pericampylus incanus (Baker, 638) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 483—Lamao, on 
Pericampylus incanus (Merrill, 8679); Los Bafios, 
on Pericampylus incanus (Baker, 1065) 


Mycosphaerella roureae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vur, C, 270—Between 
Limay and Lamao, Prov. Bataan, on Rourea 
erecta (Graff, comm. Merrill, S. 101) 


Sphaerulina smilacincola Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vri, C, 185— Los Baños, 
on Erythropalum scandens (err. cit. Smilax) (Baker, 
91) 
1913 Rehm, Ann. Myc. XI, 169—Los Baños, on Erythro- 
palum scandens (err. cit. Smilax) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tae Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2119 


Stigmatea bullata Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. IV, 1154—Mt. Apo, on 
Scheffera mindanaensis (Elmer, 10469) 


Stigmatea cinereomaculans Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 257—Los Baños, 
on leaf sheaths of Pandanus (Baker, 622) 


CLYPEOSPHAERIACEAE 


Anthostomella calocarpa Syd. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xtvu, 263 (Sphaeropsis pandani) 
—Davao, on Pandanus (Copeland, 592) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 272—Manila, on 
dead sheaths of Pandanus tectorius (Merrill, S. 55) 


Anthostomella discophora Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 485—Prov. Ba- 
taan, on dead Bambusa (Graff, 19070) 


Anthostomella donacina Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 399—Los Baños, 
on dead Donar cannaeforme (Raimundo, comm. 
Baker, 1016) 


Anthostomella elmeri Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. V, 1544—Palawan, on fallen 
twigs (Elmer, 13025) 


Anthostomella grandispora Penz. et Sacc. var. schizostachyi 
Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 258—Los Baños, 
on dead culms of Schizostachyum acutiflorum (Baker, 
531%) 


Anthostomella mindorensis Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, C, 398—Los Baños, on 
dead rachis of Arenga mindorensis (Copeland, comm. 
Baker, 900) 


2120 LEAFLETS OF PSILIPPINE BOTANY (Not, VI, Arr. 102 


Anthostomella mirabilis (Berk. et Brm.) v. Hoeh. 

1873 Berkerley et Broome, Journ. Linn. Soc. xiv, 123 
( Astrocystis) 

1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 293 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvu, 256 (Rosellinia bambusae) — 
Pampanga, on dead Bambusa (Merrill, 5030) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci, vini, C, 273 (Rosellinia 
bambusae)—Mt. Mariveles, on dead Schizostachyum 
(Graf, comm. Merrill, S. 125) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 258—Los Baños, 
on dead standing Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 475) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 401 (Rosellinia bam- 
busae)—Los Baños, on dead Bambusa blumeana 
(Baker, 890) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 486 (Astrocystis 
mirabilis) —Antipolo, on dead Bambusa (Ramos, 
168309); Prov. Bataan, on Bambusa (Graff, 19007) 

1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1910—Los Baños, on 
dead Bambusa vulgaris (Baker, 1263); Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on dead Schizostachyum (Evaristo, comm. 
Baker, 1181) ; 


Astrosphaeriella fusispora Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Ann. Myc. XI, 261—Japan 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vini, C, 486— Manila, on 
dead Bambusa (Merrill, 83839) 


PLEOSPORACEAE 


. Didymosphaeria minutelloides Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, C, 186—Los Bafios, on 
dead petioles of Arenga saccharifera (Baker, 17") 


Didymosphaeria striatula Penz. et Sacc. 
1901 Penzig et Saccardo, Malp. 227 
Penzig et Saccardo, Icon. Fung. Jav. x, tab. 8, f. 2 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. XVII, 680 
. 1918 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vm, C, 271—Antipolo, 


Prov. Rizal, on dead Bambusa (Ramos, comm. 
Merrill, S. 71) 


January 14, 1914] Tag Lower FUNGI or HE PAILIPPINE ISLANDS 2121 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vii, C, 483—Mt. Ma- 
riveles, on dead Bambusa (Graff, S. 156) 


Didymosphaeria blumeae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1939—Los Baños, on 
dead Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 1246) 


Leptosphaeria ambiens Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 957— Los Baños, 
on dead branches on ground (Raimundo, comm. 
3 Baker, 529) 


Merrilliopeltis calami Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. ten, 262—Mt. Halcon, on Cal- 
amus (Merrill, 6113) 
v. Hoehnel, Berl. Kais. Ak. Wiss., 121 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 186 


Merrilliopeltis daemonoropsis Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 484—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on dead Daemonorops gaudichaudii (Merrill, 
8428) 


Merrilliopeltis hoehnelii Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci, vin, C, 186—Los Baños, 
on dead petioles of Arenga saccharifera (Baker, 52) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 483—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on dead Arenga saccharifera (Merrill, 8664) 


Metasphaeria maculans Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 401— Los Baños, 
on dead petioles of Arenga (Reyes, comm. Baker, 969) 


Metasphaeria raimundoi Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1939— Los Baños, on 
Leucaena glauca (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1055*) 


Physalospora bambuseae (Rabh.) Sacc. 
1878 Rabenhorst, Hedw. 45 (Sphaeria)—India, on Bambusa 


spinosa 


2122 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, ArT. 102 


1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 446 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 185—Los Baños, 
on dead Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 16^) 
Physalospora euryae (Rac.) v. Hoeh. 
Mt. Banahao, on Eurya acuminata ( Copeland, comm. Baker, 


852) 


Physalospora hoyae Syd. 


Los Baños, on Hoya luzonensis ( Bakker, 8362 ) 


Physalospora ramosii Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvII, 257—Rizal, on Derris (Ramos, 
13962) 


San José, Mindoro, on leaves of Derris (sp. near elliptica) 
(Graff, S. 81) 


Pleosphaerulina phaseolina Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 271—Manila, 
on Phaseolus semierectus (Graff, comm. Merrill, S. 52) 


Tephrosticta ficina Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 271—Los Baños, 
on Ficus ulmifolia (Baker, 570) 


MASSARIACEAE 
None reported 
GNOMONIACEAE 


Ceratosphaeria philippinarum Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. vin, C, 186—Los Baños, 
on inner surface of dead sheaths of Bambusa blu- 
meana (Baker, 15^) 


VALSACEAE 


Anthostoma gigasporum (Ell. et Ev.) Rehm 
1898 Ellis et Everhart, Bull. Univ. lowa, 401 (Rosellinia) 


January 14, 1914] THE Lower FUNGI OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2123 


1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1940—Los Baños, on 
Paramigyna longipedunculata (Baker, 665) 


Cryptosphaeria philippinensis Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 258— Los Baños, 
on dead Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 478%) 


Eutypa bambusina Penz. et Sacc. 

1897 Penzig et Saccardo, Malp. Xt, 501—Java, on Bambusa 

1899 Saccardo et Sydow, Syll. Fung. XIV, 486 

1904 Penzig et Saccardo, Icon. Fung. Jav. XXXI, pl. 23, 
f. 1—Java, on Bambusa 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci, 1, 279—Culion Isl., on 
Bambusa (Merrill, 606) 

1906 Hennings, Hedw. xrvit, 258—Bataan and Rizal, on 
dead Bambusa (Copeland, 140 and 150); Culion Isl., 
on stems of Zambusa (Merrül, 3606) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. viu, C, 189—Los Baños, 
on Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 10) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 259—Los Baños, 
on dead Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 10, 613 and 629) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 270—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on dead Bambusa (Graff, comm. Merrill, S. 124) 

1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1942 (Eutypella) —Los 

: Baños, on dead Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 613) 


Eutypa corniculata (Ehrh.) Rehm 
Berlese, Icon. Fung. 11, 80, t. 97 (Peroneutypa) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 402—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on dead branches on ground (Raimundo, 
comm. Baker, 902) 


Eutypa flavovirens (Hoffm.) Tul. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 256—Montalban, on dead 
limbs (Merrill, 5098) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vili, C, 402— Los Baños, 
on dead wood in forests (Copeland, comm. Baker, 


8949) 


2124 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Anr. 102 


Eutypa. ludibunda Sacc. 
Saccardo, Michelia 1, 15 et 150 
Berlese, Icon. Fung. Ul, 50 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 402—Los Baños, 
on dead wood in forests (Copeland, comm. Baker, 
894^) 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1942—Mt. Maquiling, 
on dead branches on ground (Raimundo, comm. 
Baker, 1185) 


Eutypa macropunctata Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1940—Mt. Maquiling, 
on dead limbs on ground (Raimundo, comm. 
Baker, 1194) 


Eutypella aulocostoma (Kze. et Fr.) Berl. 
1830 Kunze et Fries, Linnaea, 545 (Sphaeria)—Surinam 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 166 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 189—Los Baños, 
on dead wood (Baker, 37) 


Eutypella citricola Speg. 
Spegazzini, Fuug. Argent. Novi vel Crit. 245 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1942—Los Baños, on 


dead Citrus decumana (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 
1175) 


Eutypella gliricidiae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vint, C, 189—Los Baños, 
on dead branches of Gliricidia sepium (Baker, 44 
and 80) 


Peroneutypella cocoes Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Ann. Myc. IX, 145—Negros, on bark of Cocos 
nucifera (Merrill, 6773) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 402—Los Baños, 
on husks of Cocos nucifera (Baker, 673) 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1942—Los Baños, on 
husks of Cocos nucifera (Baker, 1238) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tur Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2125 


Peroneutypella comosa (Speg.) Berl. 
1882 Spegazzini, Fung. Arg. Pug. IV, no. 21 (Eutypa) 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 177 (Eutypa) 
1900 Berlese, Icon. Fung. IU, 85, t. 103 
1905 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. XVIIL, 570 


Benguet (Fenix) 


Valsella pinangae Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. VIII, 36 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Manila, on 
dead stems of Pinanga (Merrill, 6328) 


MELANCONIDACEAE 


Cryptospora bambusae Speg. 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 259—Los Baños, 
on dead Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 478%) 


Cryptospora bambusae Speg. var. bakeriana Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 187— Los Baños, 
on dead Bambusa blumeana (Baker, 15^) 


Valsaria consors Rehm 
. 1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 259—Los Baños, 
on fallen dead limbs (Zaker, 561%) 


DIATRYPACEAE 


Diatrype megale Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 189—Los Baños, 
on dead Gliricidia sepium (Baker, 48) 


Diatrype mindanaense Henn. 
1908 Hennings. Hedw. xLvHm, 258—San Ramon, on dead 
limbs (Copeland, 744) 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1942—Los Baños, on 
dead fallen limbs (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1208) 


Diatrypella psidii Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 487 —Subprov. Bon- 
toc, on twigs of Psidium guajava (Father Vanover- 

bergh, 2510) 


2126 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Not, VI, Arr. 102 


MELOGRAMMATACEAE 


Botryosphaeria bakeri Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. C, vitz, 259— Los Baños, 
on decorticated sticks (Baker, 696) 


XYLARIACEAE 


Daldinia asphaltum (Lk. et Fr.) Sacc. 
1830 Link et Fries, Linnaea, 540 (Sphaeria)— Brazil 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. I, 394 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvir, 259—Lamao, on dead wood 
(Copeland, 156) 


Daldinia concentrica (Bolt.) Ces. et deNot. 

1791 Bolter, Hist. Fung. Halifax II, 180 (Sphaeria) 

1863 Cesati et deNotaris, Comm. Critt. Ital. 1, 198 

1882 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. 1, 393 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. t, 280— Tarlae, on charcoal 
(Merrill, 3595) 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 250—Benguet, on dead limbs 
of Quercus (Merrill, 4999; Copeland, 36) 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Lamao, on 
dead trunks (Curran, 15574) 

1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Mye. 1x, 417 


Daldinia concentrica (Bolt.) Ces. et deNot. var. eschscholtzii 
(Ehrh.) 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 394 
1912 Bresadola, Hedw. 1111, 80—Palo, Lezte (Elmer, 7202) 


Daldinia gollani Henn. 
1901 Hennings, Hedw. xr, 339 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164— Manila, on 
branches (Merrill, 6326) 


Daldinia luzonensis Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci, vui, C, 260—Los Baños, 
on rotten trunks (Baker, 516) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tue Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2127 


Daldinia vernicosa (Schw.) Ces. et deNot. 

1823 Schweinitz, Journ. Acad. Sci. Phil. v, 341 (Sphaeria) 

1843 Klotz, Nov. Act. Acad. Nat. Cur. XIX, suppl. I, 241 
(Hemisphaeria concentrica obovata substipitata Nees) 
—Manila 

1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 391 

1863 Cesati et deNotaris, Comm. Critt. Ital. I, 198 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. r, 280 


Hypoxylon annulatum (Schw.) Ment. 
Schweinitz, Wr, Elench. Fung. HU, 64 (Sphaeria) 

1856 Montagne, Syll. Crypt. 1, 213 

1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 365 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 259—Lamao, on bark of Dip- 
terocarpus (Copeland, 161) 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Pauai, Prov. 
Benguet, on bark (Merrill, 6667) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vint, C, 273—Mt. Mariveles, 
(Merrill, 7624); Subprov. Butuan, Mindanao, on 
dead bark (Weber, 1233) 

1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1944— Mt. Maquiling, 
on dead limbs (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1187); 
Los Baños, on dead limbs (Reyes, comm. Baker, 
1210) 


Hypoxylon annulatum (Schw.) Mont. var. depressum Welw. 
et Cur. : 
1868 Welwitsch et Curan, Trans. Linn. Soc. Bot., 283 (Sphaeria) 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. t, 365 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 280—Culion, on dead 
branches (Merrill, 3604) 


Hypoxylon apoense Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 259—Mt. Apo, on dead trunks 


(Copeland, 1073) 


Hypoxylon coryphae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 400—Los Baños, 


on dead petioles of Corypha elata (Baker, 766) 


2128 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Anr. 102 


Hypoxylon disjunctum Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. viti, C, 187—Los Baños, 
; on dead Zambusa blumeana (Baker, 152) 


Hypoxylon fulvo-ochraceum Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip Journ. Sci. VIN, C, 188—Los Baños, 


on dead Zambusa blumeana (Baker, 50) 


Hypoxylon haematostroma Mont. 
Montagne, Syl. Crypt. Cuba, 344 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 376 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vt, 1944— Los Baños, on 


dead Bambusa blumeana (Reyes, comm. Baker, 
1129) 


Hypoxylon hibisci Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 250— Manila, on dead Hibis- 
cus rosa-simensis (Merrill, 4115) 


Hypoxylon lianincolum Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1944—Mt. Maquiling, 
on a dead liana (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1186) 


Hypoxylon lillipatianum Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. VH, 57 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Davao, on 
dead wood (Copeland, 658) 


Hypoxylon marginatum (Schw.) Berk. 

1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 371 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvr, 259—Culion Isl, on old 
limbs (Merrill, 3607); Pampanga, Mt. Mariveles 
(Merrill, 3607 and 3700); Davao, on rotten limbs 
(Copeland, 498) 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Pauai, Prov. 
Benguet (McGregor, 8717) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vin, C, 273—Subprov. 
Butuan, Mindanao (Weber, 1231) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vum, €, 486—Prov. 
Bataan, on dead twigs (Graff, 19055) 


“ANUARY 14, 1914] Tur Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2129 


Hyp^xv'on minutellum Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Mee, vir, 37 i 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Pauai, Prov. 
Benguet, on bark (MeGregor, 8721) 


Hypoxylon cfr. multiforme Fr. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xvi, 269—Mt. Mariveles, on dry 
limbs (Copeland, 154) 


Hypoxylon nucigenum Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvir, 269—Lamao, on dead trunks 
(Copeland, 155); Palawan, also on dead trunks 
(Merrill, 3585) 


Hypoxylon rubiginosum (Pers.) Fr. 

1801-08 Persoon, Syn. Fung. II, (Sphaeria) 

1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 356 

1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. 1x, 416— India 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 260— Los Bafios, 
on rotten wood (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 504) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vu, C, 486—Mt. Ma- 
riveles, on a dead' log (Graf, 19081) 


Hypoxylon serpens (Pers.) Fr. 
1882 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. I, 378 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xvi, 259—San Ramon, on dead 


limbs (Copeland, 746) 


Hypoxylon stygium (Lev.) Sacc. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 273— Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on dead bark (Graff, 15955) 


Kretschmeria coenopus (Fr.) Sacc. 
1830 Fries, Linnaeaj V, 542 (Sphaeria) 
1840 Montagne, Ann. Sci. Nat. xMI, 356 (Hyporylon) 
1844 Berkeley, Lond. Journ. Bot. II, 194—Philippines 
(Cuming, 2163) 
1882 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. I, 388 
1883 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. it, 29 


2130 LEAFLETS OF PAHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, ARr. 102 


Kretschmeria gomphoidea Penz. et Sacc. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 274—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on, dead bark (Graff, 15949) 


Kretschmeria microspora Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xtvu, 260—Davao, on dead trunks 
(Copeland, 495) 


Nummularia anthracina (Kze. et Schum.) Trav. 
Kunze et Schwman, Myc. Hefte 1, 55 (Sphaeria) 
Tulasne, Sel. Fung. Carp. tt, 43 ( Nummularia bulliardi( 
Traverso, Flor. It. Cr. II, 57 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. vitt, C, 400—Los Baños, on 
dead limbs of Tamarindus indicus (Raimundo, comm. 
Baker, 726) 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1943—Mt. Maquiling, on 
decorticated wood (Mirasol, comm. Baker, 1176) 


Nummularia anthracodes (Fr.) Cke. 

1830 Fries, Linnaea, 544 (Sphaeria) ; 

1840 Montagne, Ann. Sci. Nat. xit, 359 (Hypoxylon) 

1882 Cooke, Grevillea XI, 126; XII, 7 

1882 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. 1, 365 

1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. IX, 572 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 164—Prov. Benguet, 
on bark (Merrill, 6666) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 260— Los Baños, 
on fallen decorticated limbs (Baker, 589) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 273—Mt. Maquiling, 
on dead bark (Graff, 15955) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vis, C, 273—Mt. Marive- 
les, on dead bark (Graff, 19026) 

1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1943—Mt. Maquiling, 


on dead fallen limbs (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 
1193) 


Nummularia clypeus (Schw.) Cke. 


Schweinitz, Syn. Fung. Carol,, no. 42 (Sphaeria) 
Cooke, Grevillea XII, 6 


January 14, 1914] THE Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2131 


1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 193—Mt. Maquiling, 
on dead liana (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1189) 


Nummularia g!ycyrrhiza (Berk. et Curt.) Sacc. 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 401 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1918—Palo, Leyte, 
on hardwood stumps (Elmer, 7220) 


Nummularia gracilenta Syd. ; 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vili, 37—Dumaguete, Cuernos 
Mts., Negros (Elmer, 9684) 


Nummularia philippinensis Rick. 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 280—Lamao, on logs 
(Merrill, 3537) 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvir, 258—Lamao, on dead wood 
(Merrill 3537) 


Nummularia cfr. placentiformis (Berk. et Curt.) Sacc. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 258—San Ramon, on rotten 
limbs (Copeland, 745) 


Nummularia scutata Berk. et Cke. 
Berkeley et Cooke, Grevillea XII, 6 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. IX, 572 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, C, 400—Los Baños, 
on dead limbs of Litsea glutinosa (Raimundo, comm. 
Baker, 811) 


Nummularia urceolata Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 187—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on dead wood (Baker, 70) 


Poronia pileiformis (Berk.) Fr. 
1842 Berkeley, Lond. Journ. Bot. I, 155 (Sphaeria) —Phil- 
ippines (Cuming, 1980) 
1855 Fries, Nov. Act. Reg. Soc. Sci. Ups. I, 129 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 349 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. I, 281 


D e 9 
2132 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Poronia ustorum Pat. 


Los Baños, on dead grass stubble (Copeland, comm. 
Baker, 1265) 


Ustulina macrosperma (Mont.) Sacc. 
Montagne, Ann. Sc. Nat., 351 (Hypoxylon) 
‘Hennings, Monsunia 1, 70 (Hyporylon gigasporum) 
v. Hoehnel, Fragm. Myc. VI, 68 
Cooke, Grevillea xu, 3 (Ustulina tessellata) 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1943— Prov. Tayabas, 
on rotten wood (Baker, 1236) 


Ustulina maxima (Cke.) Schroet. 


1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvi, 258—Rizal, on dead trunks 
of Ficus (Forworthy, 56) 


Ustulina zonata (Lev.) Sacc. 
1845 Leveille, Ann. Sci. Nat. m1, 48 (Sphaeria) 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 352 
1909 v. Hoehnel, Frag. Myc. vi, 69: Berl. Kais. Ak. 
Wiss., Wien 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1943—Mt. Maquiling, 
on rotten wood (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1191) 


Xylaria allantoidea Berk. 
1839 Berkeley, Exot. Fung. Hook., 397 (Sphaeria) 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. !, 314 
1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. 1x, 417—India 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, ©, 189—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on dead wood (Baker, 69) 


Xylaria anisopleura Mont. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 274— Near Dupax, 
Prov. Nueva Vizcaya (McGregor, 14352) 


Xylaria bataanensis Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 260—Lamao, on rotten 
wood (Merrill, 3530; Copeland, 102) 


2133 


January 14, 1914] Te Lower FUNGI or THE PRILIPPINE ISLANDS 


Xylaria botuliformis Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 188—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on dead wood (Baker, 61) 


Xylaria copelandii Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 260—Lamao, on trunks of 
a Calamus (Copeland, 198) 


Xylaria compuncta (Jungh.) Berk. 
1838 Junghuhn, Praem. Jav., 21 (Sphaeria) 
1851 Fries, Symb. Myc., 13) (Typorylon compactum) 
Saccardo et Paoli, Myc. Malace. (Penzigia) 

1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 325 

1883 Cooke, Grevillea xt, 50 (Sarcorylon) 

1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. IX, 569 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 261—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on dead trunks (Baker, 479) 


Xylaria corniformis Fr. 
1846-49 Fries, Summ. Veg. Scand., 381 
1912 Bresadola, Hedw. Lt, 80—Palo, Leyte (Elmer, 7217) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 189—Los Baños, 
on rotten wood (Baker, 193) 


Xylaria cfr. corniformis Fr. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 200 Prov. Rizal, on trunks 
of a Shorea (Ramos, 12015) 


Xylaria dealbata Berk. et Brm. 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ Sci. vi, C, 188—Mt. Maqui- 
i ling, on dead wood (Baker, 68) 


Xylaria euglossa Fr. 
1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. IX, 418—India 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 189—Los Baños, 


on dead wood (Baker, 11) 


Xylaria fulvolanata (Berk.) Sacc. 
1842 Berkeley, Lond. Journ. Bot. 1, 154 (Sphaeria)— Phil- 


ippines (Cuming, 2219) 


2134 LEAFLETS OF PRILIPPINE BOTANY {Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 346 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 281 


Xylaria gigantea (Zipp. et Lev.) Fr. 
1845 Zippel et Leveille, Ann. Sci. Nat., no. 3, 41 (Sphaeria) 
1851 Fries, Nov. Symb., 127 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. I, 324—Java, Borneo 
1907 Bresadola, Ann. Myc. v, 239 
1912 Bresadola, Hedw. Liri, 80—Tayabas (Elmer, 7545) 


Xylaria gigantochloae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 261—Los Baños, on 
dead culms of Gigantochloa scribneriana (Baker, 616) 


Xylaria gracilenta Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vui, 38 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 165—Pauai, Prov. 
Benguet, on wood (Merrill, 6665) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vin, C, 274—Mt. Ba- 
nahao (Merrill, 7539) . 


Xylaria grammica Mont. 


Baco River, Mindoro (Merrül, 4079) 


Xylaria hypoxylon (Linn.) Grev. 
1753 Linnaeus, Sp. Pl. II, ed. 1, 1182 (Clavaria) 
1824 Greville, Fl. Edinb., 355 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 333 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 281— Lamao, on a log 
(Merrill, 3530) 


Xylaria juruensis Henn. 
1904 Hennings, Hedw. 1904 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. V1, 1945— Los Bafios, on dead 
Arenga mindorensis (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1120”) 


Xylaria luzonensis Henn. 


1893 Hennings, Hedw. XXXII, 225—Luzon, on Intsia (Afzelia) 
bijuga (Warburg) 


2195 


January 14, 1914] ` Tee Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 


1901 Hennings, Monsunia I, 27—Luzon, on Inisia (Afzelia) 
bijuga (Warburg) 
1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 281 


Prov. Bataan, (Curran, 19212) 


Xylaria myosurus Mont. 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 311—Cayenne 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, C, 188—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on dead wood (Baker, 63) 


Xylaria obovata Berk. 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 317—Amer. Trop. 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1153—Mt. Giting- 
giting, on rotten sticks (Elmer, 12394) 


Xylaria obtusissima (Berk.) Sacc. 
1882 Saccardo, Syll Fung. 1, 318—San Domingo 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 165—Prov. Nueva 
Ecija, on trunks (McGregor, 5242) 


Xylaria plebeja Ces. 
1876-77 Cesati, Myc. Born., 16 
1882 Saccardo, Syli. Fung. !, 318 
1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. IX, 420—India 
1912 Bresadola, Hedw. Lui, 80—Palo, ‚Leyte (Elmer, 7204) 


Xylaria polymorpha (Pers.) Grev. 

1787 Persoon, Comm. Fung. Clav., 17 (Sphaeria) 

1824 Greville, Fl. Edinb., 354 

1882 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. 1, 309 

1893 Hennings, Hedw. XXXII, 224—Near Davao (Warburg) 

1901 Hennings, Monsunia 1, 27—Davao, on stumps (War- 
burg) 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. 1, 281—Lamao, on a dead 
tree (Merrill, 3534) 


Xylaria scruposa Berk. et Fr. 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 331 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1153—Mt. Apo, on 
rotten trunks (Elmer, 10605) 


2136 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BoTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Xylaria tuberiformis Berk. 
Berkeley, Flor. Nov. Zel. u, 204 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1945— Los Baños, on 
dead wood (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1174) 


Xylaria tuberosa (Pers.) Cke. 
1882 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1, 21— Sandwich Isl. 
1883 Cooke, Grevillea XI, 88 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1X, 537 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 165—Prov. Nueva 
Ecija, on wood (MeGregor, 5234) 
1911 Sydow et Butler, Ann. Myc. IX, 420 


Mt. Maquiling (Merrill, 7147) 


HYSTERIALES 
HYPODERMATACEAE 


Lophodermium arundinaceum (Schrad.) Chev. : 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vim, C, 497—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on Miscanthus sinensis (Merrill, 8665) 


Lophodermium passiflorae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 402—Los Baños, on 
dead stems ot Passiflora quadrangularis (Baker, 40” ) 


DICHAENACEAE 
None reported 

OSTROPACEAE 
None reported 


HEMIHYSTERIACEAE 


Hysterestomella psychotriae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 275—Antipolo, on 
Psychotria luzonensis (Ramos, comm. Merrill, S. 78) 


January 14, 1914] Tur Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2137 


Los Baños, on Psychotria luzonensis (Raimundo, comm 
Baker, 1536) 


Morenoella breviuscula (Penz. et Sacc.) 
1897 Penzig et Saccardo, Malp. X1, 527 (Lembosia) 
Saccardo, Syl. Fung. XIV, 715 
Sydow, Ann. Myc. II, 162 
1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. u. Pilze Javas 11, 28 (Mor- 
enoella gedeana) 
Saccardo, Syll Fung. XVI, 654 
1899 Hennings et E. Nym., Monsunia 1, 159 (Dimerospo- 
rium pangerangense) 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xvi, 410 
v. Hoehnel, Fragm. Myc. IX, 55 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci, vin, C, 403—Mt. Ba- 
nahao, Prov. Laguna, on Rhododendron schaden- 
bergii (Copeland, comm. Baker, 839) 


Parmularia hymenolepidis Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 260—Mt. Apo, on leaves 
of Hymenolepis spicata (Copeland, 1080) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 497—Mt. Polis, 
Subprov. Ifugao, on Polypodium varians (McGregor, 
19898) 


HYSTERIACEAE 


Acrospermum elmeri Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1923—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on Donar cannacforme (Elmer, 13540) 


Acrospermum latissimum Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. V, 1544—Palawan, on 
Derris mindorensis (Elmer, 12815) 


Aldona atella-nigra Rac. 
1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. u. Pilze Javas II, 21 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xvi, 667 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. X, 352—Zamboanga, on Piero- 
carpus indicus (Merrül) 


2138 LEAFLETS or PAILIPPINE BOTANY (Not, VI, Arr. 102 


Glonium bambusinum Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 496—Prov. Ba- 
taan, on dead Bambusa (Graff, 19005) 


Hysterium hoyae Henn. 


1908 Hennings, Hedw. tem, 261— Davao, on Hoya (Cope- 
land, 628) 


Lembosia congregata Syd. 


1910 Sydow, Ann. Mee, vii, 40—Mt. Banahao, on Rho- 
dodendron (Robinson, 6583) 


Lembosia dipterocarpi Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvı, 261—Lamao, on Diptero- 
carpus grandiflorus (Copeland, 280) 


Lembosia eugeniae Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, C, 261—Los Baños, on 
Eugenia calubcub (Baker, 681% and 682) 


Lembosia javanica (Pat.) Rac. 
1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. u. Pilze Javas II, 28 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvı, 261—Pampanga, on Nipa 
fruticans (Merrill, 4248) 


Lembosia pothoidei Rehm e 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 191—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on Pothoidium lobbianum (Baker, 405) 


Schizothyrium aceris (Henn. et Lindl.) Rac. 

1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. u. Pilze Javas 11, 18 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvm, 261—Mt. Halcon, on Acer 
philippina (Merrill, 5537) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 275 —Benguet, on 
Acer (Merrill, 7910) 

1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1922—Cuernos Mts., 
Negros, on young Acer (Elmer, 10021) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] THE Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 


TUBERALES 
TUBERACEAE 


(Endogonaceae) 


(Eoterfeziaceae) 
None reported 
BALSAMIACEAE 
None reported 
TERFEZIACEAE 
None reported 
MYRIANGIACEAE 
(Phymatosphaeriaceae) 
None | reported 
ELAPHOMYCETACEAE 
(Cenococcaceae) 
None reported 
TRICHOCOMACEAE 


None reported 
ONYGENACEAE 
None reported 


DISCALES 
(PEZIZALES) 


CYTTARIACEAE 
None reported 
CORDIERITIDACEAE 
None reported 


2139 


2140 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Art. 102 


CENANGIACEAE 
None reported 
DERMATEACEAE 
None reported 
BULGARIACEAE 


Bulgaria javanica Rehm 
Rehm, Hedw. xxxn, 226 (Sarcosoma) 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1947—Los Baños, on 
dead wood (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1111) 


Bulgaria pusilla Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. VII, 40 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 165—Pauai, Prov. 
Benguet, on bark (McGregor, 8722; Merrill, 6669) 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1947-—Pauai, Prov. 
Benguet, on dead bark (Copeland, comm. Baker, 
1296 and 1393) 


Bulgariastrum caespitosum Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. viu, C, 497—Manila, on 
Capparis sepiaria (Merrill, 8593) 


Haematomyces carneus Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 262— Los Baños, 
on rotten fragments of wood in ground (Baker, 661) 


Ombrophila helotioides Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 262—Los Baños, 
on dead branches (Baker, 528) 


 Ombrophila sanguinea Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 192—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on dead wood (Baker, 59 and 200) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tse Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2141 


PATELLARIACEAE 
None reported 
CELIDIACEAE 
None reported 


MOLLISIACEAE 
(Pseudopezizaceae) 


Biatorina sublutea Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 404—Los Baños, 
on leaves of an Ardisia (Baker, 907) 


Calopeziza mirabilis Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vut, C, 499 —Prov. Nueva 
Vizcaya, on Premna odorata (McGregor, 20266); 
Los Baños, on Premna odorata (Raimundo, comm. 
Baker, 1088) 


Dasyscypha merrillii Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 500—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on dead Cyathea (Merrill, 8658) 


Erinella philippinensis Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 500—Prov. 
Nueva Vizcaya, on dead bark (McGregor, 20250) 


Mellitosporiopsis gigantispora (Rehm) Sacc. et Syd. 
1892 Rehm, Hedw., 92 (Mellitosporiopsis violacea var. gigan- 
tispora) 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 262—Los Baños, 
on Eugenia calubcub (Baker, 681?) 


Mellitosporiopsis pseudopezizoides Rehm 
1900 Rehm, Hedw., 91 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci, vin, C, 404— Los Baños, 
on Alstonia scholaris (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 
744^) - 


2142 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Mollisia ravida Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vin, 40 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 166—Lamao, 
on Lagerstroemia speciosa (Merrill, 6244) 


Psorotheciopsis decipiens Rehm var. bispora Rehm 
1905 Rehm, Hedw., 9 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xvi, 746 
1906 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. xvii, 98 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, C, 404—Los Baños, 
on Alstonia scholaris (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 
744%) 


Phialea cyathoidea (Bull.) form ciliatula Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 192—Mt. Ma- 
quiling, on dead petioles of a Cyathea (Baker, 62) 


PEZIZACEAE 


(Bupezizaceae) 


Humaria granulata Bull. var. microspora Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 405—Mt. Banahao, 
on dung of deer (Copeland, comm. Baker, 803) 


Humaria raimundoi Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 192—Los Baños, 
on decorticated wood (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 
286) j 


Lachnea albogrisea Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 193—Los Baños, 
on moist clay near river (Copeland, comm. Baker, 
323) 


Leptopeziza mindanaensis (Henn.) Pat. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvir, 262—Mt. Apo, on bark of 
dead limbs (Copeland, 1100) 


Pilocratera celebica Henn. 
1901 Hennings, Monsunia 1, 33 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tre LOWER FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2143 


1908 Hennings, Hedw. xrv, 262—Mindoro, on rotten 
wood (Whitford, 1418) 


Pilocratera hindsii (Berk,) Henn. 

1842 Berkeley, Lond. Journ. Bot. 1, 456 (Peziza) 

1893 Hennings, Engl. Bot. Jahrb. xvu, 9 

1893 Hennings, Hedw. XXXII, 225—Near Davao (Warburg) 

1901 Hennings, Monsunia I, 33— Near Davao, on dead 
wood (Warburg) 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sei. 1, 278 

1912 Bresadola, Hedw. vm, 80—Palo, Leyte (Elmer, 7207) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 193— Los Baños, 
(Baker, 287) 


Pilocratera sulcipes Berk. var. beccariana Ces. 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. viu, C, 193— Los Baños, 
on rotten wood in forests (Baker, 2 and 8) 


Pilocratera tricholoma (Mont.) Henn. 

1834 Montagne, Ann. Sci. Nat. 11, 77 (Peziza) 

1893 Hennings, Engl. Bot. Jahrb. xvu,9 

1893 Hennings, Hedw. XXXII, 226—Near Davao (Warburg) 

1901 Hennings, Monsunia t, 33 —Near Davao, on dead stems 
(Warburg) 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sei. r, 278 

1912 Bresadola, Hedw. 1111, 80—Palo, Leyte (Elmer, 7231) 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 194—Los Baños 
(Baker, 12) 

1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1931—Palo, Leyte 
(Elmer, 7205 and 7206) 


ASCOBOLACEAE 


Ascophanus testaceus (Moug.) Phil. 
1898 Mouget, in Fries Ellench. Fung. II, 2 (Peziza) 
1887 Phillips, Man. Brit. Disc., 910 
1889 Saccardo, Syll Fung. VIII, 535 
1902 v. Hoehnel, Frag. Myc. 1, 19 
1906 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. XVII, 117 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VUI, C, 192— Los Baños, 
on pieces of bark (Baker, 115) 


2144 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr, 102 


1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 263— Los Baños, 
on dead sticks (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 503) 


Ascobolus latus Penz. et Sacc. 
1901 Penzig et Saccardo, Malp., 218 
1906 Saccardo, Syl, Fung. XVII, 119 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 263— Los Baños, 
on horse dung (Copeland, comm. Baker, 656) 


PYRONEMACEAE 
None reported 
RHIZINACEAE 
None reported 

HELVELLACEAE 
None reported 

GEOGLOSSACEAE 


Geoglossum glutinosum (Pers.) Dur. 
1908 Durand, Ann. Myc. Vt, 419—Mt. Banahao, on earth 
(Copeland, 2113) 


STICTIDACEAE 


Stictis stellata Wallr. var. philippinensis Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 403—Los Baños, 
on dead stems of a Daemonorops (Copeland, comm. 
Baker, 887) 


Stictis thelotremoides Phil. 
1882 Philips, in Kalchbrenner, Grev. X, 145—S. Africa 
1889 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vin, 687 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. vut, C, 191—Los Baños, 
on dead petioles of Corypha elata (Baker, 26) 


TRYBLIDIACEAE 


Tryblidiella mindanaensis Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 261—San Ramon, on bark 
(Copeland, 780) 


January 14, 1914] Tne Lower FUNGI OF TUE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2145 


1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sei. vur, C, 263—Los Baños, 
on decorticated wood (Baker, 32 and 527) 


Tryblidiella rugula (Spreng.) Sacc. 

1820 Sprengel, Vet. Ak. Holm., 20 (Hysterium) 

1883 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. II, 757 

1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. IX, 1110 (Tryblidiella balansae) 

1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 1X, 1103 (Tryblidium guaran- 
aticum) ` 

1899 Saccardo et Sydow, Syll. Fung. XIV, 534 (Rhytidhys- 
terium javanicum) 

1902 Saccardo et Sydow, Syll. Fung. XVI, 666 (Rhytidhys- 
terium guaranaticum) 

Rehm, Ann. Myc., 524 
Thiessen, Ann. Myc. VI, 534 

1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VII, C, 191—Los Baños, 
on dead Citrus nobilis (Baker, 31 and 32) 

1918 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. Vin, C, 263—Los Baños, 
on dead Paramigyna longipedunculata (Baker, 668) 

1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1923—Palo, Leyte, on 
dead limbs (Elmer, 7234) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. viu, C, 497— Prov. Ba- 
taan, on dead twigs (Graff, 19092); Manila, on 
dead Prosopis vidaliana (Merrill, 8462) 


Tryblidiella rufula (Spreng.) Sacc. var. ellisii Rehm 
1889 Rehm, Discom., 235 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1947— Los Baños, on 
dead limbs ( Reyes, comm. Baker, 1136) 


Tryblidiella rufula (Spreng.) Sacc. form glabrata Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vr, 1947—Los Baños, on 
dead limbs (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1208”) 


PHACIDIACEAE 


Coccomyces canarii Rehm 
1913 Rehm, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIN, C, 403—Los Baños, 
on a Canarium (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 703) 


2146 


9 
LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Nymanomyces aceris-laurini Henn. 
1899 Hennings, Monsunia 1, 28 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. IV, 1159—Mt. Apo, on 
Acer niveum (Elmer, 10574) 


Rhytisma lagerstroemiae Rabh. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 262—Lamao, on Lagerstroemia 
speciosa (Copeland, 281) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 280—Prov. Rizal, 
on Lagerstroemia speciosa, ( Forworthy, 12) 


Rhytisma viburni Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. tem, 262—Benguet, on Viburnum 


(Merrill, 4986) 
CALICIACEAE 
None reported 
ARTHRONIACEAE 
None reported 
GYMNOASCALES 
ASCOCORTIACEAE 
None reported 
EXOASCACEAE 


Elsinoe canavaliae Rac. 
1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. und Pilze Javas t, 14 


Los Bafios, on Camavalia ensiformis (Reyes, comm. Baker, 
1642 and 1644) 
GYMNOASCEAE 
None reported | 
ENDOMYCETACEAE 
None reported 


JaNUARY 14, 1914] Tue Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2147 


SACCHAROMYCETALES 
(Saccharomycetaceae) 
(Protascineae) 


SCHIZOSACCHAROMYCETACEAE 
None reported 


SACCHAROMYCETACEAE 
None reported 
PROTOMYCALES 
(Hemiascineae) 
PROTOMYCETACEAE 
None reported 
ASCOIDACEAE 


None reported 
MONASCACEAE 
None reported 
ZYGOMYCALES 
MUCORACEAE 


Absidia coerulea Bain. 
1889 Bainier, Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr. 1, 184—Paris 
1891 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. IX, 337 
1904 Blakesley, Proc. Amer. Acad xr, t. 1, f. 18 
1913 Brown et Graff, Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, C, 22— 
Manila, on horse dung 


Mucor racemosus Fres. 
Fresenius, Beitr. Mykol. HI, t. 1, f. 24-31 
1888 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. VII, 192 
1911 Saccardo et Traverse, Syll. Fung. xx, 130 
1913 Brown et Graf, Philip. Journ. Sci. viui, C, 22— 
Manila, on horse dung 


2148 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BoTANY 


Rhizopus artocarpi Rac. 


[Vor. VI, Arr. 10 


1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. und Pilze Javas 1, 11 


Los Baños, on young fruits of Artocarpus integrifolia 


(Baker, 812) 


Rhizopus nigricans Ehrb. 


1888 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. vu, 212 


1911 Saccardo et Traverso, Syll. Fung. XX, 685 


MORTIERELLACEAE 
None reported 
CHOANOPHORACEAE 
None reported 
CHAETOCLADIACEAE 
None reported 
PIPTOCEPHALIDACEAE 
None reported 
ENTOMOPHTHORACEAE 
None reported 
OOMYCALES 
ALBUGINACEAE 
None reported 
PERONOSPORACEAE 
None reported 
MONOBLEPHARIDACEAE 
None reported 
SAPROLEGNIACEAE 
None reported 


LEPTOMITACEAE 
None reported 


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JANUARY 14, 1914] THe Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 


PYTHIACEAE 
None reported 
LAGENIDACEAE 
None reported 
ANCYLISTACEAE 


None reported 


ZYGOCHYTRIACEAE 
None reported 
OOCHYTRIACEAE 
None reported 
HARPOCHYTRIACEAE 
None reported 
CLADOCHYTRIACEAE 
None reported 


CHYTRIDIACEAE 
(Rhizidineae) 


SYNCHYTRIACEAE 


Synchytrium aecidioides (Peck) Lagerh. 


1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 163—Prov. Laguna, 


on Dolichos (Robinson, 6540) 


OLPIDIACEAE 
None reported 


SPHAEROPSIDALES 


(PHOMATALES) 


2149 


2150 LEAFLETS OF PAILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


SPHAERIOIDACEAE 


(Phomataceae) 
Botryodiplodia anceps Sacc. et Syd. 


Los Baños, on Morus alba (Baker, 783) 


Coniothyrium coffeae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xr vir, 263— Benguet, on twigs of Coffea 
arabica (Merrill, 4907) 


Coniothyrium gmelinae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 263—Davao, on dry limbs 
of Gmelina villosa (Copeland, 512) 


Coniothyrium eroxyli Henn. | 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. zem, 263—Davao, on rotten capsules 
of Oroxylum indicum (Copeland, 512) 


Cytospora calami Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vii, 41 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 166—Mt. Mariveles, 
on a Calamus (Merrill, 6264) 


Cytospora lirella Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vii, 41—Dumaguete, on dead 
Bambusa (Elmer, 9634) 


Diplodia durionis Sacc. et Syd. 


Los Baños, on seed coats of Durio zibethinus (Baker, 44) 


Diplodia fructus-pandani Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvII, 264—Lamao, on fruit of Pan- 
danus luzonensis (Merrill) 


Diplodia gmelinae Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvir, 263—Davao, on leave of Gme- 
lina villosa (Merrill) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tug Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2151 


/ 


Diplodia hibisci Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvr, 263—Manila, on dead limbs 
of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (Merrill, 4116) 


Lasiodiplodia theobromae (Pat. et Lag.) Griff. et Maubl. 
1892 Patouillard et Lagerheim, Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. viii, 136 
(Botryodiplodia) —Ecuador, on Theobroma 
1894 Prillieux et Delacroix, Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. X, 165 
(Macrophoma vestita)—Central America, on Theo- 
broma cacao 

1895 Hennings, Engl. Bot. Jahrb. xxi, 80 (Diplodia cacaoi- 
cola)—Cameroons, on Theobroma cacao 

1901 Howard, Ann. Bot. Xv (Diplodia cacaoicola) 

1901 Howard, West Ind. Bull. 11, no. 3 

1903 Howard, West Ind. Bull. 11, 189-190 

1905 Lewton-Brain, West Ind. Bull. VI, no. 1 

1906 Charles, Journ. Myc. XI, 145 

1906 Appel et Laubert, Arb. aus Kais. Biol. Anst. Land. u. 
Forstwirts. V, 147 (Lasiodiplodia nigra) 

1906 Butler, Mem. Dept. Ag. India (Pusa) 1, 28 (Diplodia 
cacaoicola) 

1906 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya 111, 6 (Botryo- 
diplodia  elasticae—Ceylon, on Hevea,  Castilloa, 
Ficus, Thea, Albizzia, Erythrina, Carica and Cocos 

1906 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya HI, 7 (Chaeto- 
diplodia grisea) 

1908 Stockdale, West Ind. Bull. IX, no. 2, 177 

1908 van Hall et Drost, Rec. Trav. Bot. Neerl. 1v, 255 

1908 Saccardo, Ann. Myc. vi, 568 

1909 Griffon et Maublanc, Bull. Soc. Mye. Fr. xxv, 51 
(Lasiodiplodia) —French Congo 

1909 Petch, Trop. Agre. XXXII, 239 

1909 van Hall et Drost, Bull. Dept. Landbouw. Suriname, 
no. 21, (Diplodia cacaoicola) 

1909 Ridley, Ag. Bull. Straits and Fed. Malay States 
vin, 310 and 521 (Diplodia rapar) 

1909 Massee, Ag. Bull. Straits and Fed. Malay States 
VII, 571 

1910 South, West India Bull. x, 263 (Lasiodiplodia) 


2152 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


1910 Petch, Circ. and Ag. Journ. Roy. Bot. Gard. Pera- 
deniya IV, no. 23 

1910 Massee, Kew Bull. 1, 3 

1910 Ridley, Ag. Bull. Straits and Fed. Malay States IX, 290 

1910 Petch, Ann. Roy. Bot. Gard. Peradeniya IV, 445 

1911 Delacroix et Maublanc, Malad. des Plantes, 446 and 530 

1911 Bancroft, Bull. Dept. Agric. Fed. Malay States, no. 9, 
1-28, 3 pl. (under Thyridoria tarda) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 281 (Lasiodiplodia) — 
Los Baños, on fruits of Theobroma cacao (Baker, 746) 


Macrophoma cyamopsidis Syd. 


Los Baños, on Cyamopsis psoraleoides (Reyes, comm. 
Baker, 1625) 


Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. et Vogl. 
Saccardo, Syll. Fung. mi, 163 (Phoma) 
1886 Berlese et Vogel, Atti. Soc. Veneto-Trentina, 187 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, €, 501—Los Baños, 
on dead leaves of Musa sapientum (Reyes, comm. 
Baker, 978); Manila, on dead leaves of Musa 
paradisiaca (Graff, S. 166) 


Macrophoma punctiformis Sacc. et Syd. 


Los Bafios, on dead petioles of Corypha elata (Baker, 28) 


Macrophoma seriata Sacc. et Syd. 


Los Baños, on dead petioles of Corypha elata (Baker, 767) 


Phomopsis bakeri Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 501—Los Baños, 
on dead Ficus nota (Baker, 1241) 


Phomopsis gliricidiae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIN, C, 502—Los Baños, 
on dead Gliricidia sepium (Baker, 1244) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tug Lower FUNGI OF THE PHILIPIPNE IsLANDS 2153 


Phyllosticta acoridii Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvn, 262—Mindanao, on leaves 
of Acoridium (Mearns, 4598) 


Phyllosticta bakeri Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 281—Los Baños, 
on Bauhinia malabarica (Baker, 628) 


Phyllosticta cocophila Pass. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 501—Manila, on 
Cocos nucifera (Graff, 20644) 


Phyllosticta graffiana Sacc. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 501—Manila, on 
Dioscorea fasciculata (Graff, S. 92) 


Phyllosticta manihoticola Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, €, 501—Los Baños, 
on Manihot heptaphylla (Baker, 321) 


Phyllosticta siphonodontis Sacc. 


Los Baños, on dead leaves of Siphonodon celastrineus 
(Baker, 778) 


Placosphaeria duriones Syd. 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1159—Mt. Apo, on 
Durio zibethinus (Elmer, 11104) 


Placosphaeria merrillii Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xtvu, 263—Palinas Isl., on Derris 


(Merrill, 5331) 


Placosphaeria tiglii Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. tert, 263—Balabac Isl., on Croton 
tiglium (Mangubat, 518) 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. X, 352— Philippines, on Croton 


tiglium 
Sablang, Prov. Benguet, on Croton tiglium (Fenix, 12827) 


2154 


+ y 9 
LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Arr. 102 


Septoria bakeri Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 281—Los Baños, 
on Leucas linifolia (Baker, 633) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 503— Manila, on 
Leucas lavandulifolia (Merrill, 8588) 


Septoria moelleriana Bres. 
1891 Bresadola, Rev. Myc., 68—Ins. S. Thomé, on Cana- 
valia obtusifolia ^ 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. tem, 264—Zambales, on Canavalia 
obtusifolia (Merrill, 3609) 


Septoria palmarum Sacc. 


Los Bafios, on dead petioles of Corypha elata (Baker, 768) 


Sirosphaera botryosa Syd. ; 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 502—Manila, on 
Streblus asper (Merrill, 8600) 


Traversoa dothiorelloides Sacc. et Syd. 
Los Baños, on Morus alba (Baker, 707) 


Traversoa excipuloides Sacc. et Syd. 


Lé 


Los Baños, on dead sticks ( Baker, 749) 
Traversoa excipuloides Sacc. et Syd. var. distans Sacc. et Syd. 


Los Baños, on dead limbs (Baker, 562; Raimundo, comm. 
Baker, 530) 
Vermicularia pandani Syd. 


1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. V, 1546—Palawan, on Pan- 
danus reclinatus (Elmer, 12732) 


NECTRIOIDACEAE 
(Zythiaceae) 


Aschersonia cinnabarina Henn. 


1901 Hennings, Monsunia 1, 37— Manila, on Glochidion 
(Warburg) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tae Lower Foner OF THE PAILIPPINE ISLANDS 2155 


1902 Saccardo et Sydow, Syl. Fung. XVI, 985 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. v, 1547—Palawan, on 
Radermachera biternata (Elmer, 12838) 


Aschersonia confluens Henn. 
1901 Hennings, Monsunia I, 37—Manila, on leaves of Leuco- 
syke (Warburg) 
1902 Saccardo et Sydow, Syl. Fung. XVI, 985 


Aschersonia novoguineensis Henn. 
1898 Hennings, Engl. Jabrb. xxv, 509—New Guinea, on 
Ficus (Lauterbach) 
1902 Saccardo et Sydow, Syll. Fung. XVI, 985 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 282— Los Baños, 
on Ficus ulmifolia (Baker, 619); Antipolo, on Fi- 
cus ulmifolia (Ramos, comm. Merrill, S. 69) 


Aschersonia sp. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. ven, 264,—Mt. Halcon, on leaf 
of a fern (Merrill, 3178) 


LEPTOSTROMATACEAE 


Diedickea singularis Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. VI, 1924—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on Polyosma cyanea (Elmer, 13673) 


Lasmenia ficina Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 281—Mt. Ba- 
nahao, on Ficus disticha (Robinson, 9874) 


Melasmia exigua Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vin, 41 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 166—Mt. Pulog, on 
Loranthus (Curran, 16446) 


Discosiella cylindrospora Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. V, 1546—Palawan, on 
Gelonium subglomerulatum (Elmer, 12727) 


2156 


LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Lasiothyrium cycloschizon Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 504—Manila, on 
Aegiceras corniculatum (Merrill, S. 152) 


Leptothyrium circumscissum Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 503—Los Baños, 
on Mangifera indica (Baker, 1025) 


Pycnothyrium lobatum Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, C, 503—San Antonio, 
Prov. Laguna, om Dysorylon (Ramos, 20537) 


EXCIPULACEAE 


Ephelis caricina Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, ©, 281—Canlaon 
Volcano, Negros, on Carex rafflesiana (Merrill, 6897 


Ephelis pallida Pat. 3 
1897 Patouillard, Journ. Bot., sid 


1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 168—Prov. Benguet, 
on Andropogon aciculatus (McGregor, 8786) 


MELANCONIALES 
MELANCONIACEAE 
Colletotrichum arecae Syd. 
Los Baños, on Areca catechu ( Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1691) 
Colletotrichum euchronum Syd. 


1918 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, C, 282—Los Baños, 
on Euphorbia neriifolia (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 43) 


Colletotrichum pandani Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 282—Manila, on 
Pandanus veitehii (Merrill, 533) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tur Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2157 


Colletotrichum papayae (Henn.) Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 283 (Gloeo- 
sporium papayae) —Los Baños, on dead petioles of Ca- 
rica papaya (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 692) 


Cylindrosporium exiguum Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VII, C, 505—Manila, on 
Calonyction aculeatum (Merrill, 8603) 


Gloeosporium alchorneae Syd. 


Los Baños, on A/chornea rugosa ( Reyes, comm. Baker, 1560) 


Gloeosporium canavaliae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vut, €, 282—Manila, on 
Canavalia turgida (Merrill, S. 96) 


Gloeosporium catechu Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Ann. Myc. XI, 64—Mt.. Maquiling, on dead 
fruits of Areca catechu ( Baker) 


Gloeosporium graffii Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. X, 352—Philippines on Aglaonema 
densinervium (Graff) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vu, C, 196 


Gloeosporium hoyae Syd. 


Los Baños, on Hoya luzonensis ( Baker, 836?) 


Gloeosporium lebbek Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIN, C, 505—Lamao, on 
Albizzia lebbek ( Merrill, S. 149) 


Gloeosporium palmarum Oudem. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vu, C, 505— Manila, on 
Areca catechu (Merrill, 8581) 


2158 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Gloeosporium vanillae Cke. e 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vin, C, 282—Manila, on 
Vanda sanderiana (Merrill, 7054) 


Marsonia pavonina Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, 1924—Mt. Urdaneta, 
Mindanao, on Macaranga bicolor (Elmer, 13504) 


Melanconium merrillii Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 506— Manila, on 
Pandanus tectorius (Merrill, 8471 and 8540) 


Pestalozzia microspora Speg. var. philippinensis Sacc. et Syd. 


Los Baños, on dead leaves of Eugenia ( Baker, 653) 


Pestalozzia palmarum Cke. 
1877 Cooke, Grevillea V, 101, t. 86, f. 3 
1884 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. ur, 796 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 284—Davao, on dead leaves 
of Cocos nucifera (Copeland, 334) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 506— Mt. Ma- 
riveles, on a Pinanga (Merrill, 8646) 


Palawan, on Cocos nucifera (Merrill, 7272); Manila, on 
Caryota (Merrill, 8448) 


Septogloeum aureum Syd. 
1910 Sydow, Ann. Myc. viu, 41 
1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. v, C, 166—Mt. Mari- 
veles, on Hopea acuminata (Merrill, 6265) 


HYPHALES 
(HYPHOMYCETES) 
(MONILIALES) 


TUBERCULARIACEAE 


Fusarium paspalicola Henn. 
1901 Hennings, Monsunia 1, 38—Near Davao, on Paspa- 
lum (Warburg) 


January 14, 1914] THe Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS * 2159 


Hymenopsis cudraniae Mass. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VII, C, 285—Limay, Prov. 
Bataan, on Cudrania javanica (Graff, comm. Mer- 
rill, S. 94) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 508— Prov. Nueva 
Vizcaya, on Cudrania javanica (McGregor, 20267) 


Sigmatomyces bakeri Sacc. et Syd. 


Los Bafios, on dead leaves of a Dillenia (Baker, 697) 


Tubercularia versicolor Sacc. var. philippinensis Sacc. 
Los Baños, on dead twigs af Leucaena glauca ( Baker, 775) 
Tubercularia persicina (Dittm.) Sacc. 
1886 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. Iv, 653 


1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvit, 250—Bauton Isl., on Aecidium 
of Uromyces hewittiae on Hewittia bicolor (Merrill, 


47649) 
STILBACEAE 


Ciliciopodium grayanum Sacc. et Ell. 
1886 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. IV, 577 


Los Baños, on dead decorticated limbs (Baker, 35) 
Pilacre orientalis Berk, et Brm. 
1886 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. IV, 580 


Los Bafios, on prostrate logs in forest (Baker, 9) 


Podosporium gigasporium Sacc. et Syd. 


Los Bafios, on dead twigs of Allaeanthus luzonicus (Copeland, 
comm. Baker, 885) 


Sporocybe philippinensis Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 265—Samar, on wood (Merrill, 


5241) 


2160 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Stilbum cinnabarinum Mont. 
1837 Montagne, Ann. Sc. Nat. vill, 360—Cuba 
1886 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. IV, 571 
1911 Sydow, Leafl. Philip. Bot. Iv, 1159 —Mt. Apo, on limbs 
(Elmer, 10715) 


| DEMATIACEAE 
Brachysporium pini-insularis Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xLvir, 264—Baguio, on leaves of 
Pinus insularis (Merrill, 4881) 


Catenularia velutina Syd. ; 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 507—Mt. Maqur 
ling, on Freycinetia (Merrill, 8608) 


Cercospora acerosa Dick. et Hein 
1901 Dickhoff et Hein, Arch. Java Suikerindust., 1009—Java, 
on Saccharum officinarum 
1906 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. xvi, 611 
1906 Butler, Mem. Dep. Ag. India (Pusa) 1, 44 


Los Baños, on Saccharum officinarum (Baker, 526) 


Cercospora amorphophalli Henn. 
1902 Hennings, Hedw., 147—Java, on Amorphophallus 
1906 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. XVII, 611 
1908 Hennings, xxvm, 265—Siassi Isl, on Amorphophallus 
campanulatus (Merrill, 5310) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 283—Los Baños, 
on Amorphophallus campanulatus (Baker, 322) 


Cercospora armoraciae Sacc. 


Los Baños, on Brassica chinensis (Baker, 870) 


Cercospora bakeri Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 284—Los Baños, 
on Clerodendron intermedium (Baker, 110) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tas Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2161 


Cercospora barringtoniae Syd. 


Los Baños, Barringtonia luzonensis (Reyes, comm. Baker, 
1555) 


Cercospora biophyti Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 284— Los Baños, 
on Biophytum sensitivum (Baker, 617) 


Cercospora gliricidiae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vil, C, 283—Los Baños, 
on Gliricidia sepium (Baker, 624) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 508—Cavite (Graff, 
19128); Santo Tomas, Proy. Batangas (Graff, 19127); 
Pagsanjan (Graff, S. 161); Manila (Merrill, S. 145). 
All on Gliricidia sepium 


Cercospora helminthostachydis Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xuv, 265—Davao, on Helminthosta- 
chys zeylanica (Copeland, 545) 


Cercospora henningsii Allesch. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, C; 507—Los Baños, on 
Manihot utilissima (Baker, 880; Raimundo, comm. 
Baker, 1171) 


Cercospora litseae-glutinosae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viz, C, 284—Los Baños, on 
Litsea glutinosa (Baker, 639) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci, vii, C, 508— Manila, on 
Litsea glutinosa (Merrill, 8480); Prov. Bataan, on 
Litsea glutinosa (Graff, 19073) 


Cercospora mangiferae Koord. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. vm, C, 507—Los Baños, 
on Mangifera indica (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1122) 


Cercospora nicotianae Ell. et Ev. 
Ellis et Everhart 


2162 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. u. Pilze Javas II, 40 

1907 Petch, Circ. and Agri. Journ. Roy. Bot. Gard. Perade- 
niya IV, 43 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 508—Los Baños, 
on Nicotiana tabacum (Baker, 870 and 881) 


Cercospora occidentalis Cke. 
1878 Cooke, Hedw., 39 —Carolina, on Cassia occidentalis 
1886 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. Iv, 463 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xrvir, 265—Nueva Ecija, on Cassia 
occidentalis (Merrill, 4196) 


Cercospora pantoleuca Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vili, C, 284— Los Baños, 
on Qlitoria ternatea (Baker, 639) 


Cercospora personata (Berk. et Curt.) Ell. N 

1875 Berkeley et Curtis, Grev. ut, 106—Carolina, on Ara- 
chis hypogaea 

1885 Ellis, Journ. Myc. 

1886 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. iv, 439 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. v, C, 166—Manila, on 
Arachis hypogaea (Merrill, 6327) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vir, C, 283— Los Ba- 
fios, on Arachis hypogaea (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 
78) 


Tanauan, Prov. Batangas, on Arachis hypogaea (Merrill, 
8364) 


Cercospora pumila Syd. ; 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. x, 252—Philippines, on Derris 
1912 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 196—Mindoro, on 

Derris (Graff) 


Cercospora sesami A. Zimm. 


: Los Baños, on Sesamum indicum (Baker, 1281; Reyes, 
: | comm. Baker, 1513) 


January 14, 1914] Tre Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 2163 


Cercospora stizolobii Syd. 


Los Banos, on Stizolobium ( Raimundo, comm. Baker, 892) 


Cercospora subsessilis Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Ann. Mye. XI, 329—Los Baños, on Melia 


azedarach (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1282 and 1505) 


Cercospora subtorulosa Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Ann. Myc. XI, 270—Los Baños, on Melicope 


triphylla (err. cit. Allophylus) (Baker, 904) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 508—Los Baños, 
on Melicope triphylla (Baker, 904) 


Cercospora tabernaemontanae Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viri, C, 507—Los Baños, 
on Tabernaemontana pandacaqui (Raimundo, comm. 


Baker, 1027) 


Cercospora tiglii Henn. 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 265—Balut Isl., on leaves 
of Croton tiglium (Merrill, 5423) 


Cercospora tosensis Henn. 
> Hennings 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 284—Los Baños, 
on Solanum (Baker, 634) 


Cercospora ubi Rac. 
1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. u. Pilze Javas 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 285—Los Baños, 
on Dioscorea daemona (Baker, 87) 


Cercosporidium helleri Erl. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 283— Manila, on 


Sphenoclea zeylanica (Merrill, 7467) 


Cercosporina carthami Syd. 
Los Baños, on Carthamus tinctorius ( Baker. 1248) 


2164 LEAFLETS OF PAILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Cercosporina taccae Syd. 


Los Baños, on Tacca palmata (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1533) 


Cladosporium herbarum (Pers.) Lk. 
1801-08 Persoon, Syn. Meth. Fung., 699 (Dematium) 
1886 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. IV, 350 
1889 Link, Obs. Myc. II, 37 
1910 Saccardo et Traverso, Syll. Fung. XIX, 298 


Los Baños, on pods of Phaseolus lanatus (Raimundo, comm. 
Baker, 1089) 


Cladosporium oplismeni Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vi, C, 507—Mt. Polis, Sub- 
prov. Ifugao, on Oplismenus undulatifolius (Me- 

Gregor, 19897) 


Coniosporium circumscissum (Berk. et Brm.) Sacc. 
1886 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. IV, 244—Ceylon, on Bambusa 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. zem, 264—Iloilo and Mt. Marive- 
les, on Bambusa (Copeland, 37; Merrill, 3699) 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 283—Manila, on 
dead Bambusa blumeana (Merrill, S. 109) 


Coniosporium extremorium Syd. $ 


Los Baños, on Saccharum officinarum (Baker, 259) 


Coniosporium lineolatum Sacc. et Syd. 


Los Baños, on dead Gigantochloa scribneriana (Baker, 60% 
and 612) 


Coniosporium vinosum (Berk. et Curt.) Sacc. 
1870 Berkeley et Curtis, Fung. Ceylon, no. 586 (Gymnosporium) 
1886 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. Iv, 244 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, C, 283—Cabancalan, 
Pus on Saccharum officinarum (Merrill, 6759) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Tue Lower FUNGI or THE PHILIPPINE [SLANDS 216 


Fusicladium pongamiae Syd. 
1918 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. viti, C, 507—Lamao, on 
Pongamia mitis (Merrill, 8682) 


Hadronema orbiculare Syd. 
1909 Sydow, Ann. Myc. vu, 172—Japan, on Quercus glauca 
(Miyake) 


Pauai, Prov. Benguet, on Quercus luzonensis (McGregor, 
8711) 


Helminthosporium inconspicuum C. et E. 
1911 Robinson, Philip. Agric. Rev. IV, 356—Bontoc, on 
Zea mays (Masf.) 


Helminthosporium nodulosum Berk. et Curt. 
1857 Berkeley, Crypt. Bot., 298 
1886 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. Iv, 421 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vit, C, 285— Los Baños, 
on Eleusine indica (Baker, 688) 


Helminthosporium ravenelii Berk. et Curt. 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 264— Benguet, on Sporobolus 
(Elmer, 5943; Merrill, 4912) 

1910 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sei. V, C, 166—Prov. Benguet, 
on Sporobolus elongatus (Curran, 15642) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, C, 285—Benguet, on 
Sporobolus elongatus (Merrill, 7911); Bosoboso, Prov. 
Rizal, on Sporobolus elongatus (Ramos, comm. Merrill, 


S. 117) 


Heterosporium coryphae Syd. 
1912 Sydow, Ann. Myc. X, 352—Philippines, on Corypha elata 


1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, C, 196—Mindoro, on 
Corypha elata (Graff) 

1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vut, C, 508—Manila, on 
Corypha elata (Merrill, 8541) 


Ramularia catappae Rac. 
1900 Raciborski, Parasit. Alg. u. Pilze Javas, 11, 41 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. xvrır, 264— Manila, on Terminalia 


catappa (Merrill, 3610) 


o 


2166 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Art. 102 


Spegazzinia meliolae A. Zimm. > 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 285—Mt. Maquiling, 
on Meliola on Triumfetta (Graff, 16000) 


Sporodesmium bakeri Syd. 


Los Bafios, on dead leaves of Musa sapientum (Raimundo, 
comm. Baker, 1728) 


Stigmella manilensis Sacc. 
1913 Sydow, Ann. Myc. Xi, 320 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci, VIII, C, 508—Manila, on 
pods of Cassia tora (Merrill, S. 123) 


Trichosporium olivatrum Sacc. 
1878 Saccardo, Michelia II, 249 
1886 Saccardo, Syl. Fung. 1v, 293 
1918 Saccardo, Ann. Myc. XI, 320 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vii, C, 506 —Antipolo, on 
dead Bambusa (Ramos, 16830) 


MUCEDINACEAE 


(Moniliaceae) 


Aspergillus delacroixii Sacc. et Syd. 

1897 Delacroiz, Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. xir, 118 à 

1899 Saccardo et Sydow, Syll. Fung. XIV, 1044 (Aspergillus 
olivaceus non Preuss.) s 

1906 Ricker, Philip. Journ. Sci. I, 278—Lipa, on fruits 
of Theobroma cacao (Merrill) 

1908 Hennings, Hedw. xıvır, 264—Lipa, on fruits of Theo- 
broma cacao (Merrill, 3613) 


Aspergillus flavus (DeBary) Bref. 
1886 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. iv, 69—Ceylon 
1908 Hennings, Hedw. ter, 264—Davao, on leaves of 
.  . Morinda bracteata (Copeland, 347) 


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Aspergillus periconioides Sacc. 
1913 Saccardo, Ann. Myc. XI, 320 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vimi, C, 506—Lamao, on 
Carica papaya (Graff, S. 136) 


Microstroma philippinense Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. virt, C, 265—Los Baños, 
on Derris elliptica (Baker, 626) 


Oidium erysiphoides Fr. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, C, 506—Manila, on 
Desmodium procumbens (Merrill, 8548); Manila, on 
Heliotropium indicum (Graf, 20653) 


Oospora gilva (Berk. et Brm.) Sacc. 
1870-71 Berkeley et Broome, Fung. Ceylon, no. 895 (Oidium) 


1886 Saccardo, Syll. Fung. IV, 23 


Los Bafios, on burnt bamboo and other burnt sticks 
(Baker, 1200) 


Oospora obducens Syd. 
1913 Sydow, Philip. Journ. Sci. vitz, C, 506—Mt. Maqui- 
ling, on a cicada (Brown, comm. Baker, 1030) 


INDEX 2169 


HOST 

Abrus precatorius 

Uredo abri 2073 
Acalypha stipulacea 

Calonectria limpida 2097 

Meliola acalyphae 2082 
Acer 

Schizothyrium aceris 2138 


Acer niveum 
Nymanomyces aceris-lau- 


rini 2146 

Acer philippina 

Sehizothyrium aceris 2138 
Acoridium 

Phyllosticta acoridii 2158 
Actephila dispersa 

Micropeltis aequalis 2094 
Aecidium 

Tubercularia persicina 2159 


Aegiceras corniculatum 
Lasiothyrium cycloschizon 2156 


Afzelia bijuga 


Phyllachora afzeliae 2108 
Aglaonema densinervium 
Gloeosporium graffii 2157 
Mierothyriella philippin- 
ensis 2095 
Albizzia 


Lasiodiplodia theobromae 2151 
Albizzia lebbek 


Gloeosporium lebbek 2157 

Uredo ngamboensis 2075 
Albizzia marginata 

Dothidella albizziae 2102 


Alchornea rugosa 
Gloeosporium alchorneae 2157 
Allaeanthus luzonicus 
Podosporium gigasporium 2159 
Alocasia indica 
Mycosphaerella alocasiae 2117 
Alocasia macrorrhiza 
Mycosphaerella alocasiae 2117 
Alsodeia formicaria 
Meliola macrochaeta 2087 


Alstonia scholaris 


Meliola alstoniae 2083 
Mellitosporiopsis pseudo- 
pezizoides 2141 
Psorotheciopsis decipiens 
bispora 2142 
Alyxia monilifera 
Seynesia clavispora 2096 
Amogyne 
Fpichloe warburgiana 2099 
Amorphophallus 


Cercospora amorphophalli 2160 
Amorphophallus campan- 


ulatus 

Cercospora amorphophalli 2160 

Puceinia paulula 2072 
Andropogon 

Phyllachora graminis 2106 

Puceinia purpurea 2072 
Andropogon aciculatus 

Ephelis pallida 2156 
Andropogon citratus 

Puccinia citrata 2070 
Andropogon contorta 

Tolyposporium philipi- 

nensis 2080 

Andropogon halepense 

Phyllachora sorghi 2110 
Andropogon halepense 

propinquum 

Phyllachora andropogonis 2103 

Phyllachora sorghi 2110 

Ustilago sorghi 2081 


Antidesma bunius 
Aithaloderma clavatispo- 


rum 2096 
Antidesma ghaesembilla 
Eurotium repens 2082 


Uredo antidesmae-dioicae 2073 
Apostasia lobbii 

Micropeltis schmidtiana 2095 
Arachis hypogaea 

Cercospora personata 2162 


2170 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, ART. 102 


Ardisia Conniosporium eircumeis- 
Biatorina sublutea 9141 sum 2164 
Trichopeltopsis reptans 2096 Cytospora lirella 2150 

Ardisia candolleana Didymosphaeria stria- 
Phyllachora ardisiae 2103 tula [OC MEN AO 

Areca catechu Eutypa bambusina 2123 
Colletotrichum arecae 2156 nm IRSA, € 

: = Hypospila ambigua 2113 
Gloeosporium catechu 2157 ZER idi 2098 
Gloeosporium palmarum 2157 Malmeomyces puche us 20% 

Micropeltis bambusicola 2094 

Arenga Ophiobolus seriatus 2114 
Auerswaldia decipiens 2101 Rosellinia calami 2114 
Metasphaeria maculans, 2121 Scirrnia luzonensis 2111 
Trichosphaeria regulinoides Trichosporium alivatrum 2166 

arengae 2116 


Bambusa blumeana 


Arenga mindorensis Anthostomella mirabilis 2120 


Anthostomella mindorensis 2119 


: ina Apiospora apiospora 2112 
race decipiens 2101 Apiosporella aberrans 21:2 
elanomma mindorense 2113 Ceratosphaeria philippina- 
Xylaria juruensis 2134 rum 2122 
Zignoella arengae 2116 Coniosporium circumscis- 
Arenga saccharifera sum 2164 
Didymosphaeria minutel- Oryptospora bambusae 2125 
loides 2120 Cryptospora bambusae ba- 
Merrilliopeltis hoehnelii 2121 keriana 2125 
Aristolochia tagala Didymosphaeria blumeae 2121 
Mycosphaerella aristolo- Oryptosphaeria philippi- 
chiae 9117 nensis 2123 
Arthraxon ciliaris Eutypa bambusina ëng 
Uredo arthraxonis-ciliaris 2073 Hypoxylon disjunctum "y 
Artocarpus integrifolius ea faire acere 9128 
Rhizopus artocarpi 912 
a = PP uv Hypoxylon haematostroma 2128 
Asterina Malmeomyces pulchellus 2098 
Dimerium scabrosum 3 Oospora gilva 2167 
Astilbe philippinensis Ophiobolus seriatus 2114 


= Pucciniostele clarkiana 2073 Ophionectria erinacea 2099 
Meme Physalospora bambuseae 2122 
Rhopographus blumeanus 2110 


Scirrhia bambusina 2111 
2116 -Bambusa spinosa 
2119 Physalospora bambusae 2121 


ie = Bambusa vulgaris 
Ca or. . Anthostomella mirabilis 2120 
0 (See under decorticated wood) 


JANUARY 14, 1914] 


Barringtonia luzonensis 
Cercospora barringtoniae 
Bauhinia cumingiana 
Micropeltis bauhiniae 
Bauhinia malabarica 
Phyllosticta bakeri 
Bignonia 
Meliola bidentata 
Biophytum sensitivum 
Cercospora biophyti 
Blumea balsamifera 
Aecidium blumeae 
Blumeae laciniata 
Aecidium blumeae 
Branches 


-Host INDEX 


2161 


2094 


2153 


2084 


2161 


2067 


2067 


(See under decorticated wood) 


Brassica chinensis 
Cercospora armoraciae 

Bridelia tomentosa 
Sehroeteriaster cingens 


Caesalpinia nuga 
Meliola cylindrophora 
Calamus 
Cytospora calami 
Merrilliopeltis calami 


Mieropeltis vagabunda ca- 


lamicola 

Rosellinia cocoes 

Xylaria copelandii 
Callicarpa blancoi 

Meliola vilis 
Callicarpa cana 

Meliola callicarpae 

Meliola cookeana 
Calonictyon aculeatum 


2160 


2078 


2085 


2150 
2121 


2095 
2114 
2133 
2090 


2084 
2085 


Cylindrosporium exiguum 2157 


Canarium 
Coccomyces canarii 
Canarium laciniatum 
Phyllachera canarii 
Canarium luzonicum 
Phyllachora canarii 


2145 


2104 


2104 


Canarium polyneuron 
Dimerium seabrosum 

Canarium todayense 
Phyllachora canarii 2104 

Canarium villosum 
Asterinella obesa 2094 
Dothidella canarii 2103 


Phyllachora canarii 2104 
Canavalia ensiformis 

Elsinoe canavaliae 2146 
Canavalia obtusifolia 

Septoria moelleriana 2154 


Canavalia turgida 
Gloeosporium canavaliae 2157 


Canthium campanulatum 


Hemileia canthii 2069 
Capparis 

Asterina capparidis 2090 
Capparis aurantioides 

Guignardia creberrima 2117 
Capparis horrida 

Asterina capparidis 2090 


Guignardia creberrima 2117 
Capparis mucronata 


Asterina capparidis 2090 
Capparis sepiaria 

Bulgariastrum  caespito- 

sum 2140 

Carex 

Cintractia muelleri 2079 
Carex rafflesiana 

Cintractia merrillii 2079 

Ephelis caricina 2156 
Carthamus tinetorius 

Cercorporina carthami 2163 


Carica 
Lasiodiplodia theobromae 2151 
Didymella caricae 


Carica papaya 
Aspergillus periconioides 2167 


Colletotrichum papayae 2157 
Didymella caricae 2112 
Mycosphaerella caricae 2118 


2172 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Caryota Puccinia erebia 2071 
Auerswaldia arengae 2101 Clitoria ternatea 
Auerswaldia capelandi 2101 Cercospora pantoleuca 2162 


Cassia occidentalis 
Cercospora occidentalis 2162 
Cassia tora 


Cocos 
Lasiodiplodia theobromae 2151 


Cocos nucifera 


Aecidium torae 2069 ^ 
Stigmella manilensis 2166 PORE BON DUCUM 212% 
C sù og Festalozzia palmarum 2158 
D A i ila Phyllosticta cocophilla 2153 
Re oe, 2073, 2074 Rosellinia cocoes 2114 
Castilloa Cof 
Lasiodiplodia theobromae 2151 DIOR S 
Ceropegia cumingiana Hemileia vastatrix 2070 
Aecidium nummulare 2069 Coffea arabica 
Champereia cumingiana Coniothyrium coffea 2150 
Asterina decipiens x 2091 Hemileia vastatrix 2070 
Champereia manillana Coix laeryma-jobi 
Asterina elmeri 2091 Phyllachora coicis ' 2104 
Charcoal Convolvulaceae 
(See under decorticated wood) Aecidium kaernbachii 2068 
Cicada Corypha elata 
(See under decorticated wood) Apiosporella coryphae 2112 
Cissus Heterosporium coryphae 2165 
Meliola merrillii 2087 Hypoxylon coryphae 2127 
Cissus adnata Maerophoma punctiformis 2152 
Meliola merrillii 2087 Macrophoma seriata 2152 
Citrus decuman z Microthyrium elatum 2095 
Eutypa Werlobie ER Stictis thelotremoides 2144 
Citrus nobilis Septoria palmarum 2154 
Tryblidiella rugula 2145 Crotalaria 
Clerodendron calamato- Parodiella puncta 2090 
sum Croton tiglium 
. Aecidium clerodendri 2067 Cercospora tiglii 2163 
Clerodendron commer- Placosphaeria tiglii ` 2153 
.. sonii — Oryptocarya todayensis 
Puccinia erebia 2071 Darwiniella orbicula 2102 
. Cierodendron fragrans Cudrania javanica ; 
|». Aecidium clerodendri 2068 Hymenopsis cudraniae ` 2159 
. Clerodendron intermedi- Cyamopsis psoraleoides 
e Macrophoma cyamopsoidis 2152 
. Aecidium clerodendri 2067, 2068  Cyanotis 
S 2160 Uredo davaoensis 2074 
2088 Cyathea 
Dasyscypha merrillii 2141 


| Phialeacyathoidea ciliatula 2142 


JANUARY 14, 1914] 


Cyathea caudata 
Dimeriella cyathearum 2081 


Discodothis lobata 2102 
Cynodon dactylon 

Phyllachora cynodontis 2104 
Cyperaceae 

Hypocrella botryosa 2100 
Cyperus 

Cintractia axicola 2078 
Cyperus aria 

Puccinia romagnoliana 2072 
Cyperus longus 

Puccinia romagnoliana 2072 
Cyperus polystachyus 

Cintractia ceperi-polysta- 

chyi 2079 

Puccinia philippinensis 2072 
Cyperus rotundus 

Puccinia philippinensis 2072 
Daemonorops 

Stictis stellata philippinen- 

sis 2144 


Daemonorops gaudichau- 
dii 


Merilliopeltis daemonorop- 


sis 2121 
Dalbergia 
Parodiella puncta 2090 
Dalbergia ferruginea 
Phyllachora dalbergiae 2105 
Decorticated wood, sticks, 
liana, trunks, logs, 


stumps, limbs, branch- 
es, bark, leaves, ferns, 
charcoal, earth, dung, 
cicada, etc. 


Absidia coerulea 2147 
Anthostomella elmeri 2119 
Aschersonia 2155 
Ascophanus testaceus 2143, 2144 
Ascolobus latus 2144 
Asterina subinermis 2093 


Auerswaldia examinans 2101 


Hosr INDEX 


Botryosphaeria bakeri 
Bulgaria javanica 
Bulgaria pusilla 
Cilieiopodium grayanum 
Daldinia asphaltum 
Daldinia concentrica 
Daldinia concentrica esch- 
scholtzii 
Daldinia gollani 
Daldinia luzonensis 
Daldinia vernicosa 
Diatrype mindanaense 
Erinella philippinensis 
Eutype corniculata 
Eutype flavovirens 
Eutype ludibunda 
Eutype macropunctata 
Eutypella aulocostoma 
Geoglossum glutinosum 
Haematomyces carneus 
Hypocrea ochracea 
Hypocrea peltata 
Hypocrea ruía 
Hypoxylon annulatum 
Hypoxylon annulatum de- 
pressum 
Hypoxylon apoense 
Hypoxylon liliputianum 
Hypoxylon lianincolum 
Hypoxylon marginatum . 
Hypoxylon minutellum 
Hypoxylon multiforme 
Hypoxylon nucigenum 
Hypoxylon rubiginosum 
Hypoxylon serpens 
Hypoxylon stygium 
Humaria granulata mi- 
crospora 
Humaria raimundoi 
Julella luzonensis 
Kretschmeria coenopus 
Kretschmeria gomphoides 
Kretschmeria microspora 
Lachnea albogrisea 
Leptosphaeria ambiens 
Leptospeziza mindanaensis 
Megalonectria pseudotri- 
chia 2098, 


2178 


2126 
2140 
2140 
2159 
2126 
2126 


2126 
2126 
2126 
2127 
2125 
2141 
2123 
2123 
2124 
2124 
2124 
2144 
2140 
2098 
2098 
2098 
2127 


2127 
2127 
2128 
2128 
2128 
2129 
2129 
2129 
2129 
2129 
2129 


2143 
2142 
2113 
2129 
2130 
2130 
2142 
2121 
2142 


2099 


2174 LEAFLETS OF PutLiprine BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Meliola aliena 2083 Triblidiella rufula ellisii — 2145 
Meliola bicornis 2084 Triblidiella rufula glabrata 2145 
Meliola horrida 2086 Ustulina macrosperma 2132 
Meliola intricata 2086 Ustulina zonata 2132 
Mucor racemosus 2147 Valsaria consors 2125 
Nectria manilensis 2057 Xylaria allantoidea 2132 
Neopeckia diffusa atrata 2113 Xylaria anisopleura 2132 
Nummularia anthracodes 2130 Xylaria bataanensis 2132 
Nummularia anthracina 2130 Xylaria botuliformis 2133 
Nummularia clypeus 2 31 Xylaria compuncta 2133 
Nummularia glycyrrhiza 2132 Xylaria corniformis 2133 
Nummularia gracilenta 2131 Xylaria dealbata 2133 
Nummularia philippinensis 2:31 Xylaria euglossa 2133 
Nummularia placentiformis 2131 Xylaria fulvolanata 2133 
Nummularia urceolata 2131 Xylaria gigantea 2134 
Oospora gilva 2167 Xylaria grammica 2134 
Oospora obducens 2167 Xylaria gracilenta 2134 
Ombrophila helotioides 2148 Xylaria hypoxylon 2134 
Ombrophila sanguinea 2140 Xylaria myosurus 2135 
Ophionectria trichospora 2099 Xylaria obovata 2135 
Peroneutypella comosa 2125 Xylaria obtusissima 2135 
Pilacre orientalis 2153 Xylaria polymorpha 2135 
Pilocratera celebica 2148 Xylaria seruposa 2135 
Pilocratera hindsii 2143 Xylaria tuberiformis 2136 
Pilocratera sulcipes becca- Xylaria tuberosa 2136 
riana 2143 Deeringia indica 
Pilocratera tricholoma 2143 Uromyces deeringiae 2076 
Poronia pileiformis 2131 Derris 
Toten ossi 2132 Auerswaldia derridis 2101 
Rhizopus nigricans : 2.48 Cercospora pumila 2162 
Rhynchostoma sanguineo- Phyllachora yapensis 2110 
PER: : 2115 Physalospora ramosii 2122 
Rosellinia aucklandica 2114 : Placosphaeria merrillii 2153 
Rosellinia emergens 2114 où ibo 
Rosellinia lamprostoma 2115 hier A ie oi eae 
ini ché Asterina trachycarpa 2093 
Rosellinia merrillii 2115 E ; 
Rosellinia moelleriana dis- Derris elliptica i à 
| persa 2115 Microstroma philippinensis 2167 
Rosellinia procera 2115 Phyllachora lagunae 2107 
Sphaeria micrapis 2116 Phyllachora yapensis 2110 
Sporocybe philippinensis 2159 Derris mindorensis å 
Stilbum cinnabarinum 2160 Acrospermum latissimum 2137 
Traversoa excipuloides ` 2154 Derris philippinensis í 
| —’1Traversoa excipuloides dis- Micropeltis consimilis 209 
C as. 2154 Derris uliginosa 
| Triblidiella mindanaen- Asterina derridis 2091 
CUM IS TE Desmodium 


| Triblidiella rufula — 2145  Parodiella grammodes 2090 


JANUARY 14, 1914] 


Desmodium eapitatum 
Parodiella grammodes 
Desmodium gangeticum 

Meliola desmodii 

Meliola parenchymatica 
Desmodium procumbens 

Oidinm erysiphoides 
Desmodium triflorum 

Parodiella grammodes 
Desmodium virgatum 

Meliola desmodii 
Dillenia 

Sigmatomyces bakeri 
Dillenia philippinensis 

Hypoerella melaena 
Dioscorea 

Phyllachora dioscoreae 

Uredo dioscoreae 

Uredo dioscoreae-alatae 
Dioscorea aculeata tiliae- 

folia 

Phyllachora dioscoreae 
Dioscorea alata 

Uredo dioscoreae 

Uredo dioscoreae-alatae 
Dioscorea daemona 

Cercospora ubi 
Dioscorea fasciculata 

Phyllosticta graffiana 
Dipterocarpus 

Hypoxylon annulatum 
Dipterocarpus grandiflo- 

rus 

Lembosia dipterocarpi 
Dipterocarpus subalpinus 

Phyllachora oblongispora 
Dischidia rosea 

Phyllachora dischidiae 
Dolichos 

Synchitrium aecidioides 
Donax cannaeforme 

Acrospermum elmeri 

Anthostomella donacina 

Epichloe warburgiana 


Host INpEx 


2090 


2085 
2087 


2167 


2090 


2085 


2159 


2100 


2105 
2074 
2074 


Meliola heterotricha 2088 

Phyllachora atrofigurans 2104 
Dracontomelum dao 

Meliola opaca 2087 
Drimys piperita 

Seynesia scutellum 2096 
Drynaria quercifolia 

Asterinella obesa 2094 

Hypocrella salaccensis 2100 


Dung 
(See under decorticated wood) 


Durio zibethinus 


Diplodia durionis 2150 
Placosphaeria durionis 2153 

Dysoxylon 
2156 


Pycnothyrium lobatum 


Earth 
(See under decorticated wood) 


Ehretia navesii 


Meliola stenospora 2089 
Elaeocarpus argenteus 

Asterina elaeocarpi 2091 
Elaeocarpus pendula 

Asterina elaeocarpi 2091 
Eleusine indica 

Helminthosporium nodulo- 

2165 


sum 
Eriochloa ramosa 
Ustilagincidea ochracea 2099 
Erythrina 
Lasiodiplodia theobromae 2151 
Erythropalum scandens 
Mycosphaerella creberrima 2118 
Sphaerulina smilacincola 2118 


Eugenia 


Asterina pemphidioides 2092 

Dimerosporium minda- 
naense 2082 
2095 


Micropeltis megasperma 
Pestalozzia microspora phil- 


ippinensis 2158 
Eugenia calublub 
Lembosia eugeniae 2138 
Mellitosporiopsis giganti- 
spore 2141 


y 


2176 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BorANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Eugenia globosa 
Meliola arborescens 2083 
Eugenia incarnata 
Nematothecium vinosum 2090 
Euphorbia neriifolia 
Colletotrichum euchronum 2156 
Eurya acuminata 
Physalospora euryae 2122 


Ferns or Filices 

(See under decorticated wood) 
Ficus 

Aschersonia novoguineen- 


sis 2155 
Lasiodiplodia theobromae 2051 
Phyllachora circinata 2104 
Phyllachora ficium 2106 


Phyllachora fici-fulvae 2105 
Phyllachora infectoria 2106 
Phyllachora kaernbachii 2107 


Phyllachora spinifera 2110 

Phyllachora topographica 2110 

Uredo fici 2075 

Ustulina maxima 2132 
Ficus apoensis 

Phyllachora apoensis 2103 


Ficus banahaensis 
Phyllachora fici-fulvae 2105 
Ficus benjamina 


Meliola pulcherrima 2088 
Ficus blepharostoma 

Phyllachora elmeri 2105 
Ficus carica 3 

Uredo fici 2075 


. Ficus crassitora 
Phyllachora valsiformis 2110 
Ficus disticha 
Lasmenia ficina 2155 
. Ficus flavocortica 
| Phyllachora kaernbachii 2107 
Ficus garciae 


. . Phyliachora ficium i | S106 
Ficus guyeri 


= Schizochora elmeri SS EN 


Ficus hauili 
Phyllachora lagunensis 2107 
Ficus heterophylla 
Phyllachora fici-fulvae 2105 
Ficus infectoria 


Phyllachora ficium 2106 

Phyllachora infectoria 2106 
Ficus manilensis 

Phyllachora elmeri 2105 


Ficus minahassae 
Phyllachora fici-minahassae 2106 


Uredo fici 2075 
Ficus nota 

Phomopsis bakeri 2152 

Phyllachora pseudes 2108 
Ficus odoratus 

Phyllachora eireinata 2104 


Phyllachora fici-fulvae 2105 
Phyllachora fiei-minahassae 2106 


Ficus sibulanensis 
Phyllachora apoensis 2103 


Ficus ulmifolia 
Aschersonia novoguineensis 2 55 
Phyllachora elmeri 2105 
Phyllachora fici-fulvae 2105 
Phyllachora infectoria 2106 
Phyllachora kaernbachii 2107 
Tephrosticta fieina 2122 


Ficus validicaudata 


Phyllachora fici-fulvae 2105 
Fimbristylis 

Cintractia axicola 2078, 2079 
Fimbristylis diphylla 


Cintractia axicola 2078, 2079 | 
Freycinetia 

Auerswaldia merrillii 2101, 2102 

Catenularia velutina 2160 

Hypocrella botriosa 2100 
Freycinetia williamsii 

Auerswaldia merrillii 2101 


Guignardia freycinetiae 2117 


Fuirena glomerata 
Uredo rostrupii > 2076 


JANUARY 14, 1914] 


Garcinia venulosa 


Scolecopeltis garciniae 2095 
Gardenia glutinosa 

Balladyna velutina 2081 
Gelonium subglomerula- 

tum 

Discosiella cylindrospora 2155 
Gigantochloa 

Scirrhia seriata 2111 


Gigantochloa scribneriana 
Coniosporium lineolatum 2164 


Scirrhia seriata 2111 
Xylaria gigantochloae 2134 
Glochidion 


Aschersonia cinnabarina 2154 


Glochidion llanosii 


Asterina cassiae 2091 
Gliricidia sepium 

Cercospora gliricidiae 2161 

Diatrype megale ,2162 

Eutypella gliricidiae 2124 

Phomopsis gliricidiae 2152 
Glochidion mindanaense 

Phyllachora glochidii 2106 
Glycine hispida 

Uromyces sojae 2077 
Gmelina philippinensis 

Dimerina graftii 2082 


Gmelina villosa 
Coniothyrium gmelinae 2150 


Diplodia gmelina 2150 
Gossypium 

Uredo desmium 2074 
Gossypium brasiliensis 

Uredo desmium 2074 
Gossypium herbaceum 

Uredo desmium 2074 
Gouia microcarpa 

Meliola araneosa 2083 


Gramineae 
Balansia vorax 2102 
Phyllachora graminis 2106 


Hosr INDEX 


Gymnosporia spinosa 


Meliola gymnosporiae 2085 
Gymnostachyum subcor- 
datum 
Puccinia leochroma 2071 
Helicia 


Trichothyrium orbiculare 2096 
Heliotropium indicum 
Oidium erysiphoides 2167 
Helminthostachys zeylan- 
ica 
Cercospora helminthosta- 
chydis 2161 
Heterostemma angustilo- 
bum 
Asterina escharoides 2092 
Meliola quadrispina 2088 
Hevea 
Lasiodiplodia theobremae 2151 
Hewittia 
Uromyces hewittiae . 2077 
Hewittia bicolor 
Tubercularia persicina 2159 


Uromyces hewittiae 2076 
Hewittia sublobata 

Meliola hewittiae 2086 

Meliola quadrispina 2088 

Uromyces hewittiae 2077 
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis 

Diplodia hibisci 2151 

Hypoxylon hibisci 2128 

Megalonectria pseudotrichia 2098 
Hibiscus tiliaceus 

Phyllachora minuta 2108 
Hopea acuminata 

Septogloeum aureum 2158 
Hoya 

Hypterium hoyae 2138 
Hoya luzonensis 

Gloeosporium hoyae 2157 

Physalospora hoyae 2122 
Hygrophila salicifolia 

Uredo hygrophilae 2075 


2177 


2178 LEAFLETS oF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


Hypmenolepis spicata Justicia gendarussa ; 
Parmularia hymenolepidis 2137 Puccinia thwaitesii 2073 
Hypoestis 
Puccinia mesomorpha 2072 : 
Hyptis suaveolens Knoxia corymbosa E 
i 5 
Meliola hyptidis 2086 Uredo knosise 
Korthalsia : 
Asterina transversalis 2093 
Ichnanthus 
Roumegeria ichnanthi 2116 ; : 
Ilex cymosa Lagerstroemia speciosa 
ic x 9 
Asterina porriginosa 2093 Mollisia ravida 214 
Imperata Rhytisma lagerstroemiae 2146 
Puccinia rufipes 2073 Lawsonia enermis A 
Imperata cylindrica Asterina lawsoniae 2092 
Puccinia rufipes 2073 Leaves E 
Indigofera (See under decorticated wood) 
Parodiella grammodes 2090 Leguminoseae : : 
Intsia bijuga Meliola bicornis 208 
Xylaria luzonensis 2134, 2135 Lepistemon flavescens 
Ipomoea Aecidium kaernbachii 2068 
Aecidium kaernbachii 2068 Leucaena glauca 
Dimerium pseudoperispo- Amphisphaeria leucaenae 2117 
roides 2082 Metasphaeria raimundoi 2121 
Meliola quadrifurcata 2088 Stilbonectria lateritia i 2099 
Ipomoea heteracea Tubercularia versicolor phil- 
; ippinensi 215 
Aecidium kaernbachii 2068 Ippinenale SE 
Ipomoea obscura Leucas lavandulifolia 
Isachnes minutula Leucas linifolia 
Ustilago isachnes 2080 Septoria bakeri 2154 
Ischaemum aristatum Leucosyke | ds 
Ustilago tonglinensis 2080 Aschersonia confluens 


Liana 


Ischaemum ciliare (See under decorticated wood) 


Ustilago tonglinensis 2080 y 
It esifoli pria 
M M an (See under decorticated wood) 
Meliola cylindrophora 2085 an 
A : er — Graphiola eylindrospora 2079 
| ra philippinensis Ophiobolus livistonae 2113 
; Asterinella distinguenda 2093 Li 
| Asterinella lugubris 2094 sini 


Phyllachora lepida 2107 
La Litsea glutinosa 
Jasminum acné: Cercospora litseae gluti- 
Meliola jasminicola 2086 nosae 2161 


JANUARY 14, 1911] 


Gnomonia litseae 2113 

Nummularia scutata 2131 

Venturia litseae 2116 
Litsea perrottetii 

Meliola bidentata 2084 
Litsea tayabensis 

Phyliachora lepida 2107 


Logs 
(See under decorticated wood) 
Lophatherium gracile 
Dimerosporina pusilla 
Loranthus 
Loranthomyces sordidulula 2115 
Melasmia exigua 2155 
Loranthus haenkeanus 
Loranthomyces sordidulula 2115 


Loranthus leytensis 


2082 


Asterinella loranthi 2093 
Luffa eylindrica 
Meliola eonfragosa 2084 


Lumnitzera racemosa 
Meliola pelliculosa 2088 


Lunasia amara 


Meliola patens 2088 
Macaranga 

Phyllachora macarangae 2107 
Macaranga bicolor 

Marsonia pavonina 2158 
Machilus 

Aecidium machili 2068 
Maesa laxa 

Meliola maesae 2086 

Meliola peregrina 2088 
Mallotus moluccanus 

Uromyces malloti 2077 
Mallotus philippinensis 

Limacinula malloti 2097 

Meliola insignis 2086 
Mangifera indica 

Cercospora mangiferae 2161 

Endoxyla mangifera 2112 

Leptothyrium cireumscis- 

sum 2156 


Host INDEX 


Meliola mangiferae 
Manihot heptaphylla 
Phyllosticta manihoticola 
Manihot utilissima 
Cercospora henningsii 
Marantaceae 
Epichloe warburgiana 
Medicago 
Parodiella grammodes 
Medinilla 
Englerula medinillae 
Medinilla compressicaulis 
Englerula medinillae 
Medinilla myriantha 
Englerula medinillae 
Melastoma fuscum 
Munkiella melastomata 
Melia azedarach 
Cercospora subsessilis 
Meliacene 
Asterina opposita 
Meliola opposita 
Meliola parvula 
Melizope triphylla 
Cercospora subtorulosa 
Meliola 
Calonectria limpida 
Dimerina graffii 
Spegazzinia meliolae 
Trichothyrium orbiculare 
Memecylon urdanetense 
Meliola affinis 
Merremia hastata 
Meliola merremiae 
Merremia umbellata 
Aecidium kaernbachii 
Puccinia eonvolvuli 
Merremia vitifolia 
Aecidium kaernbachii 
Milletia 
Phyllachora luzonensis 
Milletia cavitensis 
Phyllachora luzonensis 
Milletia merrillii 
Phyllachora luzonensis 


2107 


2107 


2180 


Miscanthus 
Ustilago kusanoi 2080 
Miscanthus sacchariflora 
Ustilago kusanoi 2080 


Miscanthus sinensis 
Lophodermium arundina- 


ceum 2136 

Mitragyne diversifolia 

Meliola mitragynes 2087 
Morinda bartlingii 

Meliola palawanensis 2087 
Morinda bracteata 

Aspergillus flavus 2166 
Morus albus 

Botryodiplodia anceps 2150 

Phyllactinia suffulta 2090 


Traversoa dothiorelloides 2154 
Mucuna lyoni 


Uromyces mucunae 2077 
Mucuna pruriens 

Uromyces mucunae 2077 
Musa paradisiaca 

Macrophoma musae 2152 
Musa sapientum 

Macrophoma musae 2152 

Mycosphaerella musae 2118 

Sporodesmium bakeri 2166 


Nicotiana tabacum 


Cercospora nicotianae 2162 
Nipa fruticans 

Lembosia javanica 2138 

Gibberidea nipae 2113 

Ophiobolus nipae 2113 


Operculina turpetum 
Uredo operculinae 2076 
Oplismenus compositus 
. Meliola substenospora 2089 
Oplismenus undulatifolius 
. Cladosporium oplismeni 2164 
Orchidaceae | ; 
. Calonectria copelandii 2097 
Coleosporium merrillii 2078 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Anr. 102 


Oroxylum indicum 


Coniothyrium oroxyli 2150 
Oryza 

Ustilaginoidea virens 2100 
Oryza sativa 

Ustilaginoidea virens 2100 


Paederia tomentosa 
Aecidium paederiae 2069 
Pahudia rhomboidea 
Phyllachora pahudiae 2108 
Palaquium latifolium 
Trematosphaeria palaquii 2116 
Palmae 


Graphiola arengae 2079 
Pandanus 

Anthostomella calocarpa 2119 

Linospora pandani 2113 


Stigmatea cinereomaculans 2119 
Pandanus luzonensis 
Diplodia fructus-pandani 2154 
Pandanus reclinatus 
Vermicularia pandani 2154 
Pandanus tectorius 
Anthostomella ealocarpa 2119 
Melanconium merrillii 2158 
Pandanus veitchii 
Colletotrichum pandani 2156 
Panicum 
Phyllachora graminis 2106 
Panicum auritum 
Ustilaginoidea ochracea 2099 
Panicum carinatum 


Balansia vorax 2102 
Panicum flavidum e 

Uromyces linearis 207 
Panieum indicum 

Ustilago manilensis 2080 


Panicum patens F 
Phyllachora stenospora 2110 
Panicum repens 
Uromyces linearis 2077 
Panicum reptans 
Uromyces linearis 207 


JANWARY 14, 1914] 


Paralstonia clusiacea 


Meliola laevigata 2086 

Paramigyna longipedun- 
culata 

Anthostoma gigasporum 2123 

Triblidiella rugula 2145 
Parkia timoriana 

Phyllachora parkiae 2108 
Parkia roxburghii 

Phyllachora parkiae 2108 
Paspalum 

Balansia paspali 2102 

Cerebella paspali 2078 

Fusarium paspalicola 2158 

Ophiodothis paspali 2103 
Paspalum longifolium 

Cerebella paspali 2078 
Paspalum scrobiculatum 

Cerebella paspali 2078 


Passiflora quadrangularis 
Lophodermium passiflorae 2136 
Myiocopron bakerianum 2095 
Nectriella philippina 2099 
Vizella passiflorae 2096 

Pericampylus incanus 
Mycosphaerella pericam- 


pyli 2118 
Persea pyriformis 
Meliola acutisecta 9082 


Phaseolus calcaratus 
Phyllachora phaseolina 2108 
Phaseolus lunatus 
Cladosporium herbarum 2164 
Phaseolus semierectus 
Pleosphaerulina phaseolina 2122 
Phragmites karka 


Meliola dichotoma 2085 

Rosellinia dolichospora 2114 
Phyllanthus 

Aecidium luzoniense 2068 


Phyllanthus reticulatus 
Aecidium phyllanthinum 2069 


Picrasma javanica 


Asterina lobata 2092 


Hoss INDEX 


Picrasma philippinensis 


Asterina lobata 2092 
Pinanga 

Pestalozzia palmarum 2158 

Valsella pinangae 2125 


Pinus insularis 
Brachysporium pini-insu- 


laris 2160 
Piper 
Meliola stenospora 2089 


Trichopeltopsis reptans 2096 
Piper corylistachyon 


Cyclodothis pulchella 2102 
Piperaceae 
Meliola stenospora 2089 


Trichopeltopsis reptans 2096 


Pithecolobium apoense 
Meliola amphitricha 2083 


Pithecoiobium dulce 
Megalonectria pseudotrichia 2098 


Pittosporum clementis 


Asterina escharoides 2091 
Pittosporum pentandrum 

Meliola elmeri 2085 
Platea apoense 

Asterina escharoides 2091 
Plectronia peduncularis 

Hemileia canthi 2069 
Pluchea indica 

Aecidium plucheae 2069 
Podocarpus costatus 

Corynelia clavata 2116 
Polygonum 

Puccinia congesta 2070 


Sphacelotheca hydropiperis 2079 
Polygonum chinensis 

Ustilago rosulata 2080 
Polygonum minus 

Sphacelotheca hydropiperis 2079 
Polygonum tomentosum 


Puccinia congesta 2070 
Polyosma cyanea 
Diedickea singularis 2155 


2181 


2182 


Polypodium varians 
Parmularia hymenolepidis 
Pongamia 
Phyllachora pongamiae 
Pongamia glabra 
Phyllachora pongamiae 
Pongamia mitis 
Fusicladium pongamiae 
Pothoidium lobbianum 
Lembosia pothoidei 
Premna 
Asterina pusilla 
Premna cumingiana 
Uredo premnae 
Premna nauseosa 
Asterina pusilla 
Premna odorata 
Calopeziza mirabilis 
Hypocrella salaccensis 
Mycosphaerella oculata 
Prosopis vidaliana 
Tryblidiella rugula 
Psidium guajava 
Aithaloderma clavatispo- 
rum 
Diatrypella psidii 
Psychotria luzoniensis 
Hysterestomella psycho- . 
tríae 
Pterocarpus 
Phyllachora pterocarpi 
Pterocarpus indieus 
Aldona stella-nigra 
Dothidea pterocarpi 
Phyllachora pterocarpi 


Quercus 
Daldinia concentrica 
Quercus glauca 
| Hadronema orbiculare 
Quercus luzonensis 
. _Hadromema orbiculare 
Quisqualis indica 
-Asterina ss 


2136, 


LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


2137 
2108 
2108 


2165 


2137 
2109 


2137 
2102 
2109 


2126 
2165 
2165 


Radermachera biternata 
Aschersonia cinnabarina 


Rhododendron 
Lembosia congregata 
Rhododendron schaden- 
bergii 
Morenoella breviuscula 
Rottboellia exaltata 
Apiospora curvispora rott- 
boelliae 
Meliola parenchymatica 
Phyllachora rottboelliae 
Ustilago flagellata 


' Rottboellia ophiuroidea 


Meliola substenospora 


Rottboellia tongealingii 
Phyllachora graminis 


Rourea erecta 
Micropeltis applanata 
Mycosphaerella roureae 
Phyllachora roureae 


Rubus rolfei 
Hamaspora acutissima 


Saccharum 
Meliola arundinis 
Phyllachora sacchari 
Uredo kuehnii 
Ustilago sacchari 
Saccharum officinarum 
Cercospora acerosum 
Coniosporium extremorum 
Coniosporium vinosum 
Phyllachera sacchari 
Uredo kuehnii 
Ustilago sacchari 


Saccharum spontaneum 
Phyllachora saccharispon- 
tanei 
Sandoricum indicum 
Aithaloderma clavatispo- 
rum 
Meliola sandorici 


[Vor. VI, 


Arr. 192 


2155 


2138 


2137 


2112 
2087 
2109 
2080 


2089 


2106 


2094 
2118 
2109 


2069 


2084 
2109 
2075 
2081 


2160 
2164 
2164 
2109 
2075 
2081 


2109 


2097 
2088 


January 14, 1914] Host INDEX 2183 


Sapindaceae Sida veronicaefolia 
Meliola parenchymatica 2087 Puccinia heterospora 2071 
Sapindus turezaninowii Sideroxylon 
Meliola parenchymatica 2087 Asterina laxiuscula 2092 
Schefflera mindanaensis Sideroxylon angustifoli- 
Stigmatea bullata 2119 um 
Schizostachyum Asterina laxiuscula 2092 
Anthostomella mirabilis 2120 Sideroxylon apoensis 
Hypocrella schizostachyi 2100 Asterina laxiuscula 2092 
Rosellinia fuscomaculans 2114 Sideroxylon ferrugineum 
Scirrhia luzonensis 2111 Asterina laxiuscula 2092 
Schizostachyum acutiflo- Siphonodon celastrineus 
rum Phyllosticta siphonodontis 2153 
Anthostomella grandi- Smilax bracteata 
spora schizostachyi 2119 Puecinia merrillii 2071 
Mieropeltis leucoptera 2095 Smilax vicaria 
Phyllachora shiraiana 2109 Puecinia merrillii 9071 
Schizostachyum longi- Smithia ciliata 
spiculatum Parodiella puncta 2090 
Scirrhia luzonensis 2111 Solana 
Schoenus apogon j Cercospora tosensis 2163 
Phyllachora schoenicola 2109 Solanum manucaling 
Scirpus grossus Asterina diaphana 2091 
Meliola intricata Sorghum 
Scleria Puccinia purpurea 2072 


Gibberella creberrinis À 2097 Sorghum halepense pro- 
Semecarpus cuneiformis pinquum 
Micropeltis schmidtiana 2095 Phyllachora andropogonis 2103 
Micropeltis semecarpi 2035 det i 
Semecarpus perrottetii m deer mier 
foot Puccinia purpurea 2072 


Pseudomeliola placida 2114 > 
Sesamum indicum Spathoglottis chrysantha 
Ooleosporium merrillii 2078 


Cercospora sesami 2162 ; 
Shorea Spatholobus apoensis 
Xylaria corniformis 2133 Plowrightia derridis 2110 
Spatholobus gyrocarpus 
probo Lisea spatholobi 2097 


Asterinella luzonensis 2094 i 
Sida Sphenoclea zeylanica 
Cercosporidium helleri 2163 


Puccinia heterospora 2071 

Sida javensis Spinifex squarrosus 
Meliola sidae 2089 Tilletia opaca 2079 
Puccinia heterospora 2071 Sporobolus 


Sida mysorensis Helminthosporium raven- 


Puccinia heterospora 2071 elii 2165 


2184 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Art. 102 


Sporobolus elongatus 

Helminthosporium raven- 

elii 2165 

Sticks 

(See under decorticated wood) 
Stizolobium 

Cercospora stizolobii 2163 
Streblus asper 

Rosellinia megalosperma 2115 

Sirosphaera botryosa 2154 
Stumps 

(See under decorticated wood) 
Sumbaviopsis albieana 


Laestadia festiva 2117 
Synedrella nodiflora 
Micropeltis corruscans 2094 


Tabernaemontana coro- 


naria 
Uredo manilensis 2075 
Tabernaemontana panda- 
caqui 
Cercospora tabernaemon- 
tanae 2163 
Puccinia engleriana 2071 
Tacca palmata 
Cercosporina taccae 2164 
Talauma villariana 
Meliola diplochaeta 2085 
Tamarindus indicus 
Meliola tamarindi 2089 


Nummularia anthracina 2130 
Telosma procumbens 


Aecidium lagunense 2068 

Meliola telosmae 2089 
Terminalia catappa 

Meliola amphitricha - 2083 

Ramularia catappae 2165 
Tiliaceae 

Asterina sponiae 2093 

— Thea 

Lasiodiplodia theobromae 2151 

Themeda triandra 


Theobroma 
Lasiodiplodia theobroma 2161 
Theobroma eacao 
Aspergillus delacroixii 2166 
Lasiodiplodia theobro- 


mae 2151, 2152 
Trema amboinensis 
Asterina sponiae 2093 
Trichosanthes quinquan- 
gularis 
Meliola confragosa 2084 
Triumfetta 
Spegazzinia meliolae 2166 
Triumfetta semitriloba 
Meliola arachnoidea 2083 
Trunks 
(See under decorticated wood) 
Tyloph ora 
Meliola perpusilla 2088 
Uromyces hewittiae 
Tuberculina persicina 2159 
Uvaria 
Meliola uvariae 2089 


Uvaria rufa 
Aecidium uvariae-rufae 2069 


Vanda sanderiana 


Gloeosporium vanillae 2158 
Vatica obtusifolia 

Asterina irregularis 2092 
Vernonia 

Aecidium banosense 2067 
Viburnum 

Rhytisma viburni 2146 
Viburnum odoratissimum 

Meliola amphitricha 2083 


Vigna lutea 

Uromyces appendiculatus 2076 
Vigna sesquipedalis 

Uromyces appendiculatus 2076 
Voacanga globosa 


Aithaloderma clavatispo- 
Yum 2096 


JANUARY 14, 1914] Host INDEX 2185 
Wedelia biflora Zea 
Uredo wedeliae-biflorae 2076 Puccinia purpurea 2072 
Uredo nerviseda 2075 Zea mays 


Wood Helminthosporium incon- 
(See under decorticated wood) spicuum 2165 


FAMILY AND GENUS INDEX 


Absidia 
Acrospermum 
Aecidium 
Aithaloderma 
Albuginaceae 
Aldona 
Amphisphaeria 
Amphisphaeriaceae 
Ancylistaceae 
Anthostoma 
Anthostomella 
Apiospora 
Apiosporella 
Arthroniaceae 
Aschersonia 
Ascobolaceae 
Ascobolus 
Ascocortiaceae 
Ascoidaceae 
Ascophanus 
Aspergillus 
Asterina 
Asterinella 
Astrosphaeriella 
Auerswaldia 


Balansia 
Balladyna 
Balsamiaceae 
Biatorina 
Botryodiplodia 
Botryosphaeria 
Brachysporium 
Bulgaria 
Bulgariaceae 
Bulgariastrum 


Caliciaceae 
Calonectria 
Calopeziza 
Capnodiaceae 
Catenularia 
Celidiaceae 
Cenangiaceae 
(Cenococcaceae) 
Ceratosphaeria 
Ceratostomaceae 


2147 
2137 
2067 
2096 
2148 
2137 
2116 
2116 
2149 
2122 
2119 
2111 
2112 
2146 
2154 
2143 
2144 
2146 
2147 
2143 
2166 
2090 
2093 
2120 
2101 


2102 
2081 
2139 
2141 
2150 
2126 
2160 
2140 
2140 
2140 


2146 
2097 
2141 
2096 
2160 
2141 
2140 
2139 
2122 
2115 


Cercospora 
Cercosporidium 
Cercosporina 
Cerebella 
Chaetocladiaceae 
Chaetomiaceae 
Choanophoraceae 
Chytridiaceae 
Ciliciopodium 
Cintractia 
Cladochytriaceae 
Cladosporium 
Clavicipitaceae 
Clypeosphaeriaceae 
Coccomyces 
Coleosporiaceae 
Coleosporium 
Colletotrichum 
Coniosporium 
Coniothyrium 
Cordieritidaceae 
Corynelia 
Coryneliaceae 
Cronartiaceae 
Cryptosphaeria 
Cryptospora 
Cucurbitariaceae 
Cyclodothis 
Cylindrosporium 
Cytospora 
Cyttariaceae 


Daldinia 
Darwiniella 
Dasyscypha 
Dematiaceae 
Dermateaceae 
Diatrypaceae 
Diatrype 
Diatrypella 
Dichaenaceae 
Didymella 
Didymosphaeria 
Diedickea 
Dimeriella 
Dimerina 
Dimerium 


2187 


2160 
2163 
2163 
2078 
2148 
2111 
2148 
2149 
2159 
2078 
2149 
2164 
2099 
2119 
2145 
2078 
2078 
2156 
2164 
2150 
2139 
2116 
2116 
2078 
2123 
2125 
2115 
2102 
2157 
2150 
2139 


2126 
2102 
2141 
2160 
2140 
2125 
2125 
2125 
2136 
2112 
2120 
2155 
2081 
2082 
2082 


2188 


Dimerosporina 
Dimerosporium 
Diplodia 
Discales 
Discodothis 
Discosiella 
Dothidea 
Dothideaceae 
Dothideales 
Dothidella 


Elaphomycetaceae 
Elsinoe 
(Endogonaceae) 
Endomycetaceae 
Endoxyla 
Englerula 
Entomophthoraceae 
( Eoterfeziaceae) 
Ephelis 

Epichloe 

Erinella 
Erysibaceae 
(Eupezizaceae) 
Eurotium 

Eutypa 

Eutypella 
Excipulaceae 
Exoascaceae 


Fusarium 
Fusicladium 


Geoglossaceae 
Geoglossum 
Gibberella 
Gibberidea 
Gloeosporium 
Glonium 
Gnomonia 
| Gnomoniaceae 
| Graphiola 


2082 
2082 
2150 
2139 
2102 
2155 
2102 
2101 
2101 
2102 


2139 
2146 
2139 
2146 
2112 
2082 
2148 
2139 
2156 
2099 
2141 
2081 
2142 
2082 
2123 
2124 
2156 
2146 


2158 
2165 


2144 
2144 
2097 
2113 
2157 
2138 
2113 
2122 
2079 
2117 
2146 
2146 


2140 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BoTANY 


Hadronema 
Hamaspora 
Harpochytriaceae 
Helminthosporium 
Helvellaceae 
(Hemiascineae) 
Hemihysteriaceae 
Hemileia 
Heterosporium 
Humaria 
Hymenopsis 
Hyphales 
(Hyphomycetes) 
Hypocrea 
Hypocreaceae 
Hypocreales 
Hypocrella 
Hypodermataceae 
Hyponectriaceae 
Hypospila 
Hypoxylon 
Hysteriales 
Hysteriaceae 
Hysterium 
Hysterestomella 


Julella 
Hretschmeria 


Laboulbeniaceae 
Laboulbeniales 
Lachnea 
Laestadia 
Lagenidaceae 
Lasiodiplodia 
Lasiothyrium 
Lasmenia 
Lembosia 
Leptomitaceae 
Leptopeziza 
Leptosphaeria 
Leptostromataceae 
Leptothyrium 
Limacinula 
Linospora 

Lisea 


. Lophodermium 


[Vor. VI, Arr. 102 


2165 
2969 
2149 
2165 
2144 
2147 
2136 
3069 
2165 
2142 
2159 
2158 
2158 
2098 
2097 
2097 
2100 
2136 
2097 
2113 
2127 
2136 
2137 
2138 
2136 


2113 


2129 


JaNvARY 14, 1914] 


Lophiostomataeeae 
Loranthomyces 


Macrophoma 
Malmeomyces 
Marsonia 
Massariaceae 
Megalonectria 
Melampsoraceae 
Melanconiaceae 
Melanconiales 
Melanconidaceae 
Melanconium 
Melanomma 

( Melannomaceae) 
Melanosporaceae 
Melasmia 
Meliola 
Melogrammataceae 
Mellitosporiepsis 
Merrilliopeltis 
Metasphaeria 
Micropeltis 
Microstroma 
Microthyriaceae 
Microthyriella 
Microthyrium 
Mollisia 
Mollisiaceae 
Monascaceae 
(Moniliaceae) 
(Moniliales) 


Monoblepharidaceae 


Morenoella 
Mortierellaceae 
Mucedinaceae 
Mucor 

Mucoraceae 
Munkiella 
Mycosphaerella 
Mycosphaerellaceae 
Myiocopron 
Myriangiaceae 


Nectria 
Nectriaceae 


FAMILY AND GENUS INDEX 


2117 
2115 


Nectriella 
Nectrioidaceae 
Nematothecium 
Neopeckia 
Nummularia 
Nymanomyces 


Oidium 
Olpidiaceae 
Ombrophila 
Onygenaceae 
Oochytriaceae 
Oomyoales 
Oospera 
Ophiobolus 
Ophiodothis 
Ophionectria 
Ostropaoeae 


Parmularia 
Parodiella 
Patellariaceae 
Perisporales 
Perisporiaceae 
Peroneutypella 
Peronosporaceae 
Pestalozzia 
Pezizaceae 

( Pezizales) 
Phacidiaceae 
Phialea 
(Phomataceae) 
( Phomatales) 
Phomopsis 
Phyllachora 
Phyllactinia 
Phyllosticta 


(Phymatosphaeriaceae) 


Physalospora 
Pilacre 

Pilocratera 
Piptocephalidaceae 
Placosphaeria 
Pleosphaerulina 
Pleosporaceae 
Plowrightia 
Podosporium 


2189 


2099 
2154 
2090 
2118 
2130 
2146 


2167 
2149 
2140 
2139 
2149 
2148 
2167 
2113 
2103 
2099 
2136 


2137 
2090 
2141 
2081 
2081 
2124 
2148 
2158 
2142 
2159 
2145 

2142 
2150 
2149 
2152 
2108 
2090 
2153 

2139 
2121 

2159 
2142 
2148 
2153 
2122 
2120 
2110 
2159 


2190 
LEAFLETS OF Pa 
ILIPPINE Botany 
[ Von. VI, ART 102 


Poroni 
ame ue 2131 Sphaerioidacea 
Protom ; 2147 Sphaeropsi 2: 2150 
P nycales 2147 Sphaer agen 2149 
u E? 
ETE m an 
meliola Sporodesmiu 2159 
(Pseudopezizaceae 2114 Stictidaceae = 2166 
P ) 2141 Sticti 2144 
sorotheciopsis È Stictis 
Puecinia 2142 Stigmatea 2144 
Puceini 2070 Stigmella 2119 
ucciniaceae 2067 Stilbaceae 2166 
Pucciniostele ` M Stilbonectria 2159 
Pyenothyrium ate ona i 22 
Pyronemaceae 2156 Sy nchy triaceae 31 49 
Pythiaceae LE isis enm 2149 
149 
"Tephrosticta 
Ramularia Terfeziaceae 2122 
(Rhizidi 2165  Lilletia 2139 
rizidineae) m Tolypospori 2079 
Rhizinaceae ne Traversoa d 2080 
Rhizo 2144 Tre E 2154 
pus matosphaeria eet: 
Rhopographus 2148 E 2139 
Rbynchostoma 2110 T ac eng 2096 
Rhyti 2115 richosphaeria 
ytisma ( Triehosphaeri 2116 
Rosellinia 2146 Trichospori lacea e) 2111 
Ro 211 ei atea 2166 
umegeria 4 Tr atv rium 2096 
2116 T y idiaceae 2144 
s Tit 2144 
ehe 2147 Sea 2139 
haromycetaceae) 2147 Tube rcularia 2139 
Saccharomycetales à Tuberculariacea 2159 
Saprolegniaceae es e 2158 
D E i 
re a. Uredinales 
ehizosaccharomyceta 1 Uredo er 
Schizothyrium 2147 Ege 2076 
Schroeteriaster 2138 Us Hisginscese 2078 
Scirrhia 2078  Ustilasinoide 2078 
Scolecopeltis 2111 Due 2099 
Septogloeum 2095  Ustulina DE 
er "m Y 
ynesia 4 alsaceae 
Sigmato 2096 Valsaria 21 
an myces 2159 Valsella 2125 : 
ahis emen : Venturia 2126 
Sordariaceae 2154 Vermicularia 2116 
Serin 2111 Vizella a 
à SE ze il xv» Xyl ; 
x rel'aceae ylaria : 
: (Sphaerelloi ) 2117 Xylariaceae / 2132 
i “a idacene) aT 2126 
se Sphaeriacene pene ein 0 
Se "EE S m 
= EAE. 2111 = are 2149 
ios _ 2154 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


Vol. VI. Manila, P. 1., May 20, 1914. Art. 103. 


ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES—V 
Communicati a clar. C. F. Baker 


by 
H. Rehm 


(Munich, Germany) 


I. PERISPORIACEAE 


MELIOLA Fries 
(Sporae 4-cellulares) 


Meliola callista Rehm 


Mycelium epiphyllum plagas orbiculares, arachnoideas, 8—10 
mm latas, demum confluentes, nigritulas formans ex hyphis 
centrifugis, parce ramosis, septatis, fuscis, 5— 6 micro. latis. 
Hyphopodia eapitata sparsa, alternantia, 2-cellularia, cellula in- 
feriore cylindracea, superiore globulosa, interdum recurvata, 
20—25 x 12 micro., hyphopodia mucronata non nulla 12x 7 micro, 
Setae mycelioles paucae, erectae, obtusae, 200 x 5—6 micro. 
Perithecia in centro mycelii dispersa, globosa, astoma, nigra, 
glabra, 200 micro. lata, non verruculosa nec appendiculata. 
Asci primitus eylindracei, 80—100 x 18 micro., dein ovati 80x 35 
miero., 8-spori. Sporae ab initio hyalinae, distichae, dein 
subelavatae, utrinque  obtusae, 3-septatae, non constrictae, 
fuscae, 30—35 x 12—14 micro. Paraphyses ramosulae, septatae, 
4 micro. circ. Mycelium obsessum filamentis erectis, crassis, 
nigris,—2 mm altis, ad basim cire. 50 micro. latis, ex hyphis 
parallelis fuscis septatis, 0.4 micro, circ., arcte conglutinatis 


219 


2192 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Amr. 105 
contextis, supra medium filamenti sensim ramose secedentibus, 
ad apicem plane dissolutis obtusis plerumque  recurvatis, 
dilutioribus conidium gerentibus. Conidia fusiformia, apice 
obtusa, flava fusca, recta, 4—6-septata, non constricta, in 
pedicellum elongata, 45—50 x 8—9 micro. 

Ad folia Premnae odoratae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 
1946, 1545, 1940 ad ramulos 1830. 

Primo obtusa plane convenire videtur cum Meliola insignis 
Gaill. (cfr. Meliola p. 44, tab. 4, f. 1; tab. 9 f, 22) inprimis 
quoad filamenta et conidia, attamen valde diversa peritheciis 


glabris, ascis cylindraceis S-sporis, sporis non curvatis (cfr. 
Philip. Journ. Sci. vill, p. 392). 


Meliola Uvariae Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. VIN, p. 251. 


Filamentis non carens forsitan huc ducenda. 


(Setae nullae) 
Meliola Uncariae Rehm 


Maculae fungi epiphyllae, dispersae, orbiculares, distincte 
margiuatae, non effusae, tenues, nigritulae, 2-3 mm diam. 
ex hyphis centrifugis, rectis, parce ramosis, brevicellularibus, 
fuscis, 6 micro. latis contextae. Hyphopodia capitata, 2-cel- 
lularia, brevissime stipitata 15—20 micro. alta, cellula su- 
periore ovoideo-globosa 12 micro. lata, plerumque opposita, raro 
solitaria, itemque hyphopodia uncinata, 12 x 6—7 micro., fusca. 
Setae nullae. Perithecia 2—5 in medio macularum dispersa, 
atra, vix verrucosula, demum umbilicata, glabra, 150 micro. 
diam. Asci ellipsoidei, 2-spori.  Sporae oblongae, rectae, 
4-septatae, utrinque  rotundatae, non  constrictae,  fuscae, 
30 x 10—12 micro. ` 

Ad folia Uncariae Perrottettü: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 7/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1280. 

- Meliola arachnoidea Speg. (Gaill. Meliola p. 54 et Meliola | 


. confragosa Syd. Leif. Io Bot. v, p. 1536) ad esndem 
seriem —— 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2193 


(Setae simplices) 


Meliola Merremiae Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, p. 258. 


Ad folia Merremiae incisae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
nos. 1719, 1810. Ad folia Merremiae umbellatae: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 19782. 


Meliola substenospora v. Hoeh. Fragm. Myc. VI, p. 43. 


Exs. Rehm Ascom. 1874. 


form Rottboelliae Rehm 


Ad folia Rottboelliae exaltatae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Bafios, 7/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 
1255; Los Bafios, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. 
F. Baker, no. 1839. 


Meliola Cookeana Speg. var. Saccardoi Syd. Ann. Myc. 
1904, p. 170. 


Ad folia Litseae glutinosae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 7/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 
1504, 1546, 1600, 

Mycelium obscure fuscum, itemque hyphopodia inprimis 
mucronata, opposita, 20 micro. longa, 7 micro. lata, capitata 
oblongo-subglobosa, alternantia, 15—20 micro. longa, 10 micro., 
lata, cellula inferiore 0.33 longitudinis.  Setae apice acutius- 
culae, ceterum non nisi sporis modo 30—38 x12— 14 micro., 
ab exemplaribus Chilensibus ad Litseam diversa videtur. 


Meliola Panici Earle Miihienbergia 190, p. 12 (cfr. Sace. 
Syll. xvII, p. 550). 


Ad folia Panici: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, 5/1913, 
leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1204. 

Congruit cum descriptione l. c., modo sporis—35 x 10—12 
micro. divergens. 


2194 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, ART. 5 
(Setae furcatae) 


Meliola quadrispina Rac. Paras. Algen u. Pilze Javas IH, 
p. 33. 


Meliola quadrifurcata Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, p. 181. 


Ad folia Merremiae; Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, 
8/1913, leg. S. 4. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1538. 

Exacte conveniunt exemplaria haec et prioria ab C. F. 
Baker, no. 407 transmissa, l. c. a me descripta cum de- 
scriptione Raciborski. Adsunt etiam hyphopodia mucronata Op- 
posita vel singularia, lageniformia, subcurvata 20 micro. longa, 
ad basim 5—8 micro. lata. 


Meliola Forbesii Gaill. Meliola p. 110, tab. 20, f. l. 


Ad folia Merremiae umbellatae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 


Los Baños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1978”, 


II. SPHAERIACEAE 


GUIGNARDIA Viala et Rav. 
Guignardia creberrima Syd. 


Ad folia Capparidis horridae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1729, 


Perithecia immatura. 


Guignardia Sterculiae Rehm 


Perithecia plerumque maculis epiphyllis, demum totum 
epiphyllum nigre-viridulum colorantibus, indeterminatis gre- 
garie innata, hemiglobosa, apice denigrata, poro haud per- 
spicuo, membranacee contexta, glabra, 0.2 mm lata. Asci 
clavati, apice rotundati, incrassatique, 80 x 12 micro., 8 -spori. 
Sporae ovoideo-elongatae, 1-cellulares, hyalinae, guttulis oleosis 
repletae, 18 x 8—9 micro., distichae. Paraphyses nullae. 

. Ad folia Sterculiae foetidae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
“Baños, 9/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1814. 


Max 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2195 


Guignardia fusco-coriacea Rehm 


Perithecia in epiphyllo foliorum vivorum, ab margine 
saepe usque ad nervum medianum—12 em longe, irregular- 
iter 2—3 em late obscure fusce exsiccato ibique—1 cm late 
obscurius marginato creberrima innata, vix 0.1 mm diam,, 
tenuiter parenchymatice fusco-violacee contexta, glabra, poro 
pertusa. Asci fusiformis, sessiles, 50x9—10 micro , 8-spori. 
Sporae oblongae vel ellipsoideae, interdum elavatae, 1-cellu- 
lares, 1—2-guttatae, hyalinae, 10—12 x 4.5—5 micro., distichae. 
Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad folia Antidesma: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
9/1918, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1841. 

Maculis foliorum fusco-coriaceis amplis, peritheciis in- 
dutius nudo oculo vix conspicuis valde insignis species. 


Guignardia Arengae Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, folio immaculato innata, lenticularia, 
0.2 mm diam., epidermidem protuberantia, minutissime papil- 
lulata, fusco-membranacea, elapsa faveolam nigram relinquen- 
tia. Asci ventricoso-ellipsoidei, sessiles, 40 x 20 micro., 8-spori. 
Sporae oblongae, utrinque rotundatae, rectae, 1-cellulares, 
l-magniguttatae, hyalinae, 15—18 x6—8 micro. Paraphyses 
nullae, 

Ad folia emortua Arengae mindorensis: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2170. 

Guignardia Musae Rac. maculas rubellas, dein brunneae in- 
colens ceterum proxima videtur. ; e 


BOTRYOSPHAERIA Ces. et de Not. 


Botryosphaeria Bakeri Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, 
p. 259. 


Ad ramulos emortuos: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
8/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1563. 

Perithecia cortici interiori late denigrato stromatice in- 
nata, 5—20 arcte congregata, modo ad basim conjuncta, 
ceterum libera, sicca crasse verrucosa, 0.5—0.8 mm diam. 


2196 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, ART. 103 


Botryosphaeria majuscula Sacc. differt sec. descriptionem apud 
Trav. Fl. It. Cri. 1, p. 410 et exemplar herb. mei Sacc. 
Myc. Ven. 1447 peritheciorum forma et magnitudine, sporis 
mucoso strato carentibus. 


ANTHOSTOMELLA Sacc. 


Anthostomella (Astrocystis) mirabilis (B. et Br.) v. Hoeh. 


Ad emortuam Gigantochloam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mount 
Banahao, 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2248. 

var. Bambusae P. Henn, Hedwigia xıvır, p. 256 ab Ro- 
sellinia (cfr. Philip. Jour. Sci. VHI, p. 401-C. F. Baker, nos. 
475, 890). Sporae 10—12 x 3—3.5 micro. 

Ad culmos emortuos Schizostachyi: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 8/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 1457, 
425, 890. Ad Schizostachyum emortuum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 9-10/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, nos. 1670, 1828, 1263. 


Anthostomella mindorensis Rehm 


Ad petiolos emortuos Arengae mindorensis: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, 9/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, nos. 1668, 
706, 1120. 


var. verruculosa Rehm 


Perithecia apice truncatula, verruculosa, 1— 1.5 mm lata. 

Ad petiolos emortuos Arengae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 7/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 
1261, 1564. 


Anthostomella atronitens Rehm 


Perithecia gregarie late distributa, immersa, e basi ap- 
planata hemisphaerice prominentia, epidermide nigrata tecta, 
nitentia, minutissime papillulata, ostiolo conspicue perforata, 
0.8—1 mm diam. Asci evanidi. Sporae ellipsoideae, 1-cel- 
lulares, fuscae, 15x 8 micro. 

4 Ad culmos emortuos Donacis cannaeformis: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Bafios, 4/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1017. 


Mav 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2197 


Peritheciis magnis atronitentibus insignis species, Antho- 
stomellae Tomicum (Lév.) Sicc. proxima videtur. Anthosto- 
mella Donacina Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, p. 399, per- 
itheciis et sporis minoribus valde diversa. 


Anthostomella Copelandi Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, cortici, immutato innate eumque 
prorumpentia, dein sessilia, sed inprimis ad inferiorem partem 
ab cortice arcte cincta, plerumqae solitaria, interdum bina 
arcte connexa, globosa, apice late orbiculariter annulata, 
medio conice papillulata, poro perspicuo pertusa, coriacee 
parenchymatice contexta, haud carbonacea, nigra, glábra, ad 
basim fuscescentia, sicca scabriuscula, plerumque 2 mm lata, 
1.5 mm alta. Asci evanidi. Sporae oblongae, utrinque ro- 
tundatae, rectae, 1-cellulares, fuscae,—25 x 10—12 micro. 

Ad corticem emortuum: Luzon, Prov. Benguet, Pauai, 
5/1913, leg. E. B. Copeland, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1289. 

Anthostomella (Astrocystis) mirabilis (B. et Br.) v. Boch, 
cognata attamen inprimis sporis plane diversa. 


Anthostomella lichenoides Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, cortici dealbato innata extus atrata, 
globuloso-conoidea, dimidia superiore parte prominentia, minute 
papillulata, poro perspicuo lato pertusa, atra, glabra, carbona- 
cea, 05—1.5 mm lata. Asci evanidi. Sporae ellipsoideae, 
utrinque acutatae, 1-cellulares, subfuscae, 30 x 10—14 micro. 

Ad ramum in humu jacentem: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1737. 

Inter  Lichenes genera Acrocordia et Pyrenula perithecia 
similia praebent, sed inprimis sporis septatis plane divergunt. 
Synonyma forsitan erit; Anthostomella pachyderma 25 x 11—22 
Sacc. et Paoli (cfr. Sacc. Syll. IX, p. 508), inprimis modo 
25 x 11—12 micro. diversa. 


Anthostomella ? micraspis (Berk.) Sacc. et Trav. Syll. 
XXII, p. 108. 

? Sphaeria micraspis Berk. Journ. Bot. 1842, p. 156, tab. 7, f. 9. 

Ad emortuam Alchorneam rugosam:  Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 11/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2001. 


2198 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY’ [Vor. VI, Anr. 108 


Perithecia erumpentia, in ligno late denigrato plerumque 
4—18 arcte congregata, rarissime solitaria, lata basi sessilia, 
ovoideo-conoidea, ostiolo brevi atro instructa, fusco-nigra, gla- 
bra, carbonacea, 1 mm lata et alta. Asci clavati, ad apicem 
rotundatum crasse tunicati, 120—150 x 20—25 micro., 4-spori. 
Porus I+. Sporae elongato-fusiformes, utrinque subacutatae, 
rectae vel paullulum curvatae, 1-cellulares, hyalinae, dein 
flavo-fuscae, strato mucoso tenui obductae, 70 x 10—13 micro. 
parallele positae. Paraphyses filiformes, 2.5 micro, latae, 
septatae. 

Essi tabula Berkeleyi mihi deest, tamen hune fungum 
ita denominandum puto, nam valde congruit cum descrip- 
tione incompleta apud Syllogem, essi perithecia non crustae 
applanato hemisphaericae immersa existunt. 


ROSELLINIA de Not. 
Rosellinia emergens (B. et Br.) Sacc. Syll. V, p. 257. 


Sphaeria (Byssiseda) emergens B. et Br. Fung. Cey. 
no. 1089. ? Rosellinia procera Syd. Ann. Myc. VIH, p. 37. 

Ad ramulum putridum deciduum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1730. 


Rosellinia rachidis Rehm 


Perithecia singularis, conoidea, lata basi orbiculari an- 
guste  nigrecineta, sessilia, atra, dilute albidule pruinata, 
1 mm lata et alta, excipulo glabro, interdum circulariter 
paullulum constrieto, carbonaceo. Asci cylindracei, 50—60 x 4 
micro., 8-spori, I—. Sporae oblongae, interdum allantoidee sub- 
eurvatae, 1-cellulares, utrinque guttulatae, fuscidulae, 1-stichae, 
5—' x 2 micro. Paraphyses filiformes, paucae. 
Ad rachidem vivam Gigantochloae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Bafios, 11/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. DF. Baker, 
-ho IOM. 
. Valde insignis species, a Rosellinia Bambusae P. Henn. 
a poritheolia conoideis non rugulosis, sporisque minoribus diversa, 
ii Rosellinia hemisphaerica Sace. et Paoli -item forma perithe- 
ciorum ` Pea e. 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2199 


MYCOSPHAERELLA Johan. 
Mycosphaerella sp. dub. 


Perithecia in ascis oblongis,—3 cm longis,—2 cm latis, 
anguste fusce marginatis, plane exsiccatis, papyracee albidulis 
dispersa innata, globulose, 0.1 mm diam. glabra, poro per- 
tusa, fusca, membranacee contexta. Hymenium evanidum. 

Ad Ptychosperma Macarthurii: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 8/1913, leg. S. 4. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1440?, 


MASSARINULA Gen. de Lamarl 
Massarinula Cordiae Rehm 


Perithecia in ligno dealbato gregaria, primitus innata, 
mox emergentia et dimidia parte immersa, globulosa, glabra, 
atra, minute papillulata, poro  perspicuo pertusa, subcar- 
bonacea, 0.5—1 mm diam. Asci clavati, 60 x 10 micro., 
8-spori. Sporae oblongae, utrinque obtusae, plerumque medio, 
rarius paullulum infra medium septatae, non constrictae, strato 
mucoso tenui obductae, hyalinae, 12 x 5—6 micro., 1—2-stichae. 
Paraphyses tenerae, ramulosae, I—. 

Ad Cordiam Myram decorticatam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 7/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. 
Baker, no. 1414. 


APIOSPORA Sacc. 

Apiospora curvispora (Speg.) Rehm var. Rottboelliae Rehm 

Scirrhiella curvispora Speg. Fung. Guar. I, no. 258. 

Ad culmos emortuos Rottboelliae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 7/1918, leg. S. A. Reyes comm. C. F, Baker. 

Differt ab Apiospora apiospora (Mig. et Dur.) v. Hoeh, 
inprimis ascis sporisque multo majoribus, saepe sed non 
semper curvatulis. Sane deest in descriptione Spegazzini 
divisio sporae juxta basim, ceterum quadrat. 


Apiospora camptospera Penz. et Sacc. Malpighia xı, 
1897, p. 398. 


Ad Saccharum officinale: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1740. 


2200 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BoTANY (Not, VI, ART. 103 


Differt modo ascis ellipsoideis circ. 90 x 20 micro. 


MELANOPSAMMA Niessl 
Melanopsamma nitens Hedwigia XLIV, p. 3. 


var. Talaumae Rehm 


Sporae medio septatae, haud guttatae, cellulis mox sece- 
dentibus, 8 x 2 micro. 

Ad folia Talaumae villarianae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 9/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1683. Ad folia Sympho- 


rema luzonica: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. 
S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1758. 


AMPHISPHAERIA Ces. et de Not. 
Amphisphaeria Clerodendri Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, cortici innata, cum protuberantia, 


dein prorumpentia, globulosa, minute papillulata, nigra, glabra, 
0.25 mm lata, excipulo parenchymatico fusco. Asci cy lindra- 
cei, 80 x 10 micro., apice rotundati, 8-spori, I—. Sporae ellip- 
soideae vel oblongae, utrinque obtusae, medio septatae, vIX 
constrictae, fuscidulae, 10—12 x 6—7 micro., 1-stichae. Par- 
aphyses filiformes, 1.5 micro. 

Ad emortuum  Clerodendron Thompsonae: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1955*. 


Amphisphaeria coronata Rehm 


Perithecia dispersa, culmo sub cortice immutato innata 
globulosa, glabra, 0.8—1 mm lata, in collum brevem elon- 
gata, papillula conoidea in medio areolae orbiculari nigrae, 
scabriusculae,—1 mm latae prominente, coriacee fusce contexta. 
Asci cylindracei, teneri—200 x 7—8 micro., 8-spori. Sporae 

 fusiformes, rectae, medio septatae, non constrictae, hyalinae» 
demum flavidulae,—25 x 5—6 micro., 1-stichae. Paraphyses 
Su, 1 micro. 
Ad emortuam Gigantochloam Scribnerianam: Luzon, Prov. 


| Laguna, Los Bafos, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. 
+ $e ea - nos. 1694, 1697. 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2201 


Amphisphaeria diplasia (Dur. et Mig.) Sace. Syll. 1, p. 
729 multo partibus similis, tamen valde diversa. 


NEOPECKIA Sacc. 


Neopeckia diffusa (Schw.) Sacc. form  rhodosticta B. 
et Br. 


Sphaeria rhodosticta B. et Br. Linn. Journ. 1877, XIV, 
p. 126. 

Herpotrichia rhodosticta Sacc. Syl. II, p. 317. i 

Neopeckia rhodosticta Sace. Syl. XI, p. 317 (cfr. Starback 
Vet. Ak. Hol. 1894, p. 30, tab. 2, f. 17, 131). v. Hoeh. 
Fragm. Myc. VI, p. 25. Ell. et Ev. N. Am. Pyr. p. 158, 
tab, 25, f. 1:6. 

Ad corticem: Luzon, Prov. Benguet, Pauai, 5/1913, leg. 
E. B. Copeland, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1392. Ad Gliri- 
cidiam sepium: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, leg. C. F. 
Baker, no. 2168 (cfr. Sacc. Ann. Myc. XI, p. 554). 


METASPHAERIA Sacc. 


Metasphaeria abundans Rehm 


Perithecia cortici intus dilute nigritulo creberrima innata, 
ramulos ambientia, globulosa, epidermidem elevantia, ostiolo 
minuto perforantia, nigra, glabra, 0.12 mm lata, parenchy- 
matice contexta. Asci cylindracea, 80 x 6 micro., 8-spori. 
Sporae fusiformes, rectae, 3-septatae, non constrictae, 10 x 3 
micro., hyalinae, 1-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes, hyalinae. 

Ad emortuum Alangium  begoniaefolium: Luzon, Prov, 
Laguna, Los Baños, 10/1813, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. 
C. F. Baker, no. 1742. 

Inprimis sporarum minutie notabilis. 


Metasphaeria consociata Rehm 

Hypostroma nigritulum ramulos ambiens. Perithecia in- 
nata, dispersa, singularia vel bina-terna congregata, corticem 
protuberantia, dein plerumque quadrifide perforantia, conoi- 


2202 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 103 


dae, ostiolo vix conspicuo, nigra, glabra, 0.12 mm lata, paren- 
chymatice contexta. Asei fusiformi-cylindracei,—120 x 8—9 mi- 
cro., 8-spori. Sporae oblongae, rectae, 3-septatae, non cons? 
trictae, hyalinae, circ. 20 x 4 micro., 1—2-stichae. Paraphyses 
nullae. 

Ad caules emortuas: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
7/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm "o F. Baker, no. 1254. 

Metasphaeria socia Saec. U, p. 165 in sarmentis Vitis 
differt ascis clavatis (efr. Berl. Icon. Fung. p. 134, tab. 143, 
f. 3). Dubitantes nostra species ad Metasphaeriam relata, nam 


hypostroma: et absentia paraphysis ad Dothideaceas ostenditae 
(? Montagnella ). 


Metasphaeria hibiscincola Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, cortici innata, dein prorumpentia, 
globulosa, minute papillulata, glabra, nigra, parenchymatice 
contexta, 0,15 mm lata. Asci cylindracei,—150 x 7 micro., 
8-spori. Sporae oblongae, 20—25 x 5 micro., 1-stichae. Para- 
physes filiformes, 1 micro. 

Ad ramulos emortuos Hibisci rosae-sinensis: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los B.fios, 8/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1424. 

Quoad hymenium congruit p. p. eum Metasphaeria clype- 
osphaerioides Born. Rouss. Sacc. (cir. Berl. Icon. Fung. I, P- 
132, tab. 142, f. 1) ceterum diversa specie. 


Metasphaeria Gigantochloae Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, innata, nigretecta, globulosa, glabra, 
ostiolo minuto "prominente, 0.2 mm late, parenchymatice 
contexta. Asci cylindracei, 100 x 6 micro., 8-spori. Sporae 
fusiformes, rectae, 3 raro 4-septatae, non constrictae, hyali- 
nae, 15 x 3 micro., 1-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad rachidem emortuam Gigantochloae: Luzon, Prov. La- 


guna, Los Bafios, 11/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. 
leoni; no. 1963. 


. Metasphaeria maculans Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. VII, 
p. 401. 


. Perithecia in maculis orbicularibus, intus dilute fuseidulis, 
mox in plagas latas confluentibus cortici gregarie innata ab 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2203 


eoquetata, globosa, glabra, minute papillulata, hemiglobose 
prominentia, 0.2—0.3 mm, parenchymatice fusce contexta. 
Asci clavati, apice rotundati, in stipitem elongati,—150 x 18 
micro., 8-spori. Sporae elongato-fasiformes, rectae, 1-cellulares, 
mox medio septatae, vix constrictae, utraque cellula guttis 
oleosis 2 magnis praedita, demum 4-cellulares, hyalinae, 30 x 8—9 
micro., distichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad petiolos emortuos Arengae sacchariferae: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Bafios, 9/1913, leg. S. A. Heyes, comm. C. F. Ba- 
ker, no. 1693; Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1771. 


Metasphaeria saccharicola Speg. etsi sporis plane diversa» 
ceterum similis videtur. Verisimiliter sporae demum fuscae 


evadunt, quales singulas in exemplaribus ejusdem loci nos. 
1707, 1708 praebuit. 


HERPOTRICHIA Fckl, 

Herpotrichia philippinensis Rehm 

Perithecia sessilia, plerumque arcte congregata, globosa, 
mycelio plusminusve conjuncta, apice applanata, glabra, ostiolo 
perspicuo, mox sanguinee cincto pertusa, ceterum obscure fusca, 
pilis longis, simplicibus, haud curvatis, fuscis, obtusis, sep- 
tatis, 3—4 micro., circ. obsessa, 0.5—0.8 mm lata et alta, ex- 
cipulo erasse parenchymatice contexto, subcoriaceo. Asci cla- 
vati, apice rotundati, in stipitem elongati,—150 x 12—14 micro., 
8-spori, I—.  Sporae fusiformes, rectae, 1-dein 3-septatae, 
non constrictae, mox fuscidulae, 25 x 5 micro., 2—3-stichae. 
Paraphyses filiformes, 2—3 micro. circ., hyalinae. 

Ad emortuam Alstoniam scholarem: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Ba- 
ker, no. 1705. 

Puleherrima species. Herpotrichia zestothele B. et C. (N. 
Am. Fung. 896 sub Sphaeria) Berl. Icon. Fung. 1, p. 107, 
tab. 105, f. 1.  Lasiosphaeria xestothele Sacc. Syll. II, p. 
194 valde appropinquata, tamen peritheciis minoribus, pilis 
crassioribus, acutatis, sporis modo 1-septatis diversa videtur. 


LEPTOSPHAERIA Ces. et de Not. 
Leptosphaeria simillima Rehm 


 Perithecia cortice innata, gregaria, vix pustulatim pro- 


2204 LEAFLETS op PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 103 


minula, globosa, atra, glabra, 0.3 mm diam., papillula 
punctiformi atra prominente. Asci clavati, 35—40 x 9 micro. 
8-spori. Sporae clavatae, apice superiore obtusae, rectae, 
3-septatae, non constrictae, 9—10 x 4 micro., distichae. Para- 
physes filiformes. 

Ad ramulum emortuum Capparidis horridae: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Bafios, 8/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. 
C. F. Baker, no. 1565°. 

Ad Leptosphaeria Capparidis Pass. quam Berl. Icon. Fung. 
1, p. 35 cum  Leptosphaeria fusisnora Niessl jungit, modo 
ascorum sporarumque minutie divergit. 


i CLYPEOSPHAERIA Fckl. 
Clypeosphaeria Gigantochloae Rehm 


Perithecia dispersa, culmo hemiglobose elato ibique atrato 
innata, globosa, glabra, papillula minima prominente, 0.5 mm 
diam., membranacee contexta.  Asci clavati, sessile, apice 
rotundati, circ. 80 x 10 miero., 8-spori. Sporae fusiformes, rectae, 
utrinque acutatae, primitus hyalinae, medio septatae, dein 
3-septatae, guttatae, non constrictae, fuscidulae,  distichae, 
22—25 x 5 micro. Paraphyses ramosulae, 1 micro. 

Ad Gigantochloam emortuam:  Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 4/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 10215. 

Clypeosphaeria valparadisiensis Speg. (cfr. Sacc. Syll. XXII, 
p. 240) et non minus nostra species forsitam melius ad 


Leptosphaeriam porendae. 


JULELLA H. Fab. 


Julella luzonensis P. Henn. Hedwigia xLvir, p. 257. 


| Ad corticem emortuum arboris: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 

. Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no, 1835. 

Perithecia ad basim cortici innata, globulosa, interdum 

SS conoidea, minutissime papillulata, interdum apice subumbil- 

| icata, poro lata pertusa, atra, glabra, crasse carbonacea,—2.5 mm 

i lata, EL 5 mm alta. Sporae primitus hyalinae, utrinque obtusae, 

ci 3 micro. ae tunicatae, dein 3—7-septatae,—130x 25 micro. de- 


Mar 20, 1914] ÅSCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2205 


mum fusoideae, utrinque acutatae, fuscae, pluries transverse 
et longitudinaliter septatae, strato mucoso tenui obductae, 
80—100 x 20—25 micro., 2 monostichae in ascis cylindraceis, 
I—. Paraphyses creberrimae, septatae, 1 micro. circ., filiformes. 
Anthostomella micraspis (Berk.) Sacc. et Trav. quoad spo- 
rarum magnitudinem formamque forsitan hue trahenda. 


III. XYLARIACEAE 


HYPOXYLON Bull. 
Hypoxylon annulatum (Schw.) Mtg. 


Ad truncum emortuum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
fios, 11/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2007. 


Hypoxylon culmorum Cooke Grevillae VII, p. 51. 


Exs. Ell. et Ev. N. Am. Pyr. p. 642. Starback Ascom. 
Regn. Exp. Ell. et Ev. N. Am. Fung. 2116 (Arundinaria). 
Rav. Fung. Am. 351, II, p. 8. 


var. Bambusae-Blumeanae Rehm 


Stromata dispersa, raro 2—3-connata, culmo interdum 
nigritulo arcte adnata, orbicularia, lenticularia vel convexula, 
glabra, 2—3 mm lata, carbonacea, extus primitus albido- 
pruinosa, mox fusco-atra, demum apice rimosula, denique 
collabentia, annulum nigrum relinquentia, intus fusca. Peri- 
thecia globosa, fere libera, 10—12, in collum elongata, 0.25 
mm lata, parenchymatice contexta, stromati innata eumque 
vix protuberantia, ostiolis minimis vix conspieua. Asei cylin- 
dracei, 8-spori, mox evanidi, I+. Sporae oblonge, vix curva- 
tulae, 1-cellulares, fuscae, 18—20 x 7—9  micro., l-stichae, 
Strato mucoso tenui obductae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad Bambusam Blumeanam emortuam:  Luzon, Prov. La- 
guna, Los Baños, 8/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. 
Baker, no. 1114 juvenile; Los Bafios, 8/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1624, 

Perithecia plane evoluta, in stromate carbonacea demum 
fere libera demonstrant fungum ad Hypoxylon pertinentem. 


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LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Arr. 103 


KRETZSCHMARIA Fries 
Kretzschmaria ? clavus Fr. Linn. Veg. Sc. p. 409. 


Ad lignum decorticatum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 8/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1621. 

Ad corticem putrescentem:  Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
fios, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1666. 

Perithecia inevoluta, forsitan ad Kretzschmariam gom phoideum 
Penz. et Sace. in statu evoluto pertinentia. 


Kretzschmaria gomphoidea Penz. et Sacc. Malpighia 
1897, xi, p. 498. 


var. microspora Rehm 


Asci eylindracei 5 micro. circ., I+. Sporae ellipsoideae, 
interdum subcurvatae, fuscae, 7—8 x 3—3.5 micro. 

Ad truneum decorticatum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 10/1013, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1772. 

Sporarum minutie divergens, quales Kretzchmaria micro- 
spora P. Henn. Fung. Amaz. II, p. 261 praebet, ceterum 
stromatibus ovoideis, haud stipitatis plane diversa. 


Kretzschmaria Coemopus (Fr.) Cke. Grevillea XI, p. 127. 


Sphaeria Coenopus Fr. Linn. 1830, v, p. 542. 

Hypoxylon Coenopus Mont. Cub. Fung. p. 341. 

var. spinifera (Rehm) Ell. et Maubr. Bull. Univ. Iowa IV, 
p. 71 sub Kretzchmaria. 

Ad truneum putridum:  Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
ños, 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2112. 

Ostiolis valde elongatis distincta varietas, ceterum nullo 
modo divergens, nee sporis 25—27 x 8—10 micro. 


DALDINIA Ces. et de Not. 


| . Daldinia Eschscholzii (Ehrenbg.) Rehm Ann. Myc. 1904 
pr, 


Sphaeria Eschscholzii Ehrenbg. Fl. Chamiss, p. 59, tab. 18, f. 3. 
 Exs. Rehm Ascom, 1779, 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES—V 2207 


Ad corticem Tamarindi indici: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 5/1913, leg. Evaristo, comm. OC. F. Baker, nos. 1568, 
1561 (juvenile). Plenitus convenit cum. exs. Rehm ex insula 
Samoa. 


USTULINA Tul. 


Ustulina placentiformis Rehm 


Stromata gregarie sessilia, saepe arcte aggregata, hemiglo- 
bosa, 1—4 cm lata, 1—3 cm alta, margine crasso inflexo 
libero, ad basim in stipitem brevissimum, rario modo cos- 
tatum abeuntia ibique dilute nigrescentia, in superficie dilute 
ferruginea, interdum subrugosa, peritheciis inprimis versus 
marginem aliquantulum protuberantibus, ceterum vix conspicuis, 
nigritulis. Stromata intus fibrosa, fusco-nigra haud zonata. 
Perithecia monostiche arete congregata, oblonga, 0.5 mm alta. 
Asci cylindracei perlongi, 8 micro. lati, 8-spori, I+. Sporae 
ellipsoideae, rectae vel curvatulae, fuscae, 1-cellulares, 12 x 4.5—5 
micro., 1-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad lignum putrescens: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
ños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
nos. 1679, 1184 (inevolutum). 

Etsi extus Daldiniae Eschscholzii (Ehrenbg.) similis tamen 
zonulis plane carens ad Ustulinam pertinet. Hypozylon placen- 
tiforme B. et C. (Cub. Fung. no. 815)=Nummularia apud 
Sacc. Syll. 1, p. 399 forsitan huc trahendum secundum ex- 
emplar herb. mei ex horto Botan. Berolinensi ab P. Hennings 
innominatum, nee sensu identicum. 


var. magnifica Rehm 


Stromata suborbicularia, crasse marginata, ad marginem 
irregulariter contorta, in superficie undulata, —5 cm diam., 
—3 cm alta, in superficie ferruginea, ibique papillulis hemi- 
globosis mox fusco-nigritulis plurimis obsessa, intus atra, haud 
zonata. Perithecia cylindracea, 2 mm longa, ceterum non 
diversa. 

Ad truncum putridum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mount Ma- 
quiling, prope Los Baños, 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2133. 


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LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (vo, Vi, Amr. 106 


NUMMULARIA Tul. 


Nummularia papyracea Rehm 


Stromata gregaria, cortici tenui glabrato innata, dein 
erumpentia, orbicularia, oblonga, demum elongata, interdum 
longitudinaliter confluentis, 0.5—1 cm lata, —2 cm longa, 
crasse marginata, applanata, vix convexula, olivaceo-nigre- 
scentia, haud nitentia, intus atra, vix 0.5 mm alta. Peri- 
thecia arcte congregata, stromati innata, oblonga, ostiolis 
minimis hemiglobose prominentibus. Asci cylindracei, —90 x 6 
micro., 8-spori, I+. Sporae ellipsoideae, plerumque rectae, 
1-cellulares, guttulis 2 praeditae, fuscae, 10 x 5 micro, 1-stichae. 
Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad truncum putridum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
fios, 15/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2000. à 

Stromatibus tenuibus, vix 0.5 mm altis, inde papyracels 


valde distincta species, ad seriem Nummularia Bulliardi Tu. 
pertinens. 


Nummularia anthracina (Kze. et Schm.) Trav. 


Ad corticem emortuum. Luzon, Prov. Benguet, Pauai, 
5/1913, leg. E. B. Copeland, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1287 
(cfr. Trav. Fl. It. Cri. 11, p. 57). Ad emortuam Gliricidiam 


sepium: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 12/1913, leg. C. 
F. Baker, no. 2186. 


Nummularia anthracodes (Fr.) Cke. 


Ad corticem emortuum: Luzon, Prov. Benguet, Pauai, 
5/1913, leg. E. B. Copeland, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1294. 
Ad emortuam Antidesma bunius: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1890. Ad emortuam Bauhiniam malabaricam: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, 12/1913, leg. E. B. Copeland, comm. 
C. F. Baker, no. 2227. 

Sporae plane desunt. 


May 20, 1914] Ascomycetes PHILIPPINEXSES--V 2209 


var. Gliricidiae Rehm 


Sporae dilute fuscidulae, 15—18 x 6—8 micro., stroma 
demum furfuracee fuscidule obtegentes. 

Ad Gliricidiam emortunm: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, nos. 2172", 2181. 

Sporis semper dilute fuscidulis late divergens. 


Nummularia gracilenta Syd. Ann. Myc. VII, p. 37. 


Ad emortuam Litseam glutinosam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Bafios, 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2250. 


PORONIA Willd. 
Poronia hypoxyloides Rehm 


Stromata erecta, 1—2 cm longe, 2 mm late stipitata, 
stipite cylindriea versus capitulum lenticulare vel hemisphae- 
ricum, interdum —4 mm dilatato, ibique subplicato, glabro, 
dilute fusce subidulo. Capitulum primitus orbiculare, dein 
plus minusve irregulare, 3—12 mm latum, subtus nudum, 
perithecia plurima, superne usque ad marginem crassum, 
arcte connata, conoidea, 0.5 mm lata et alta, hypoxyloidea, 
distincte prominentia, dilute fusco-flavidula, ostiolis conoideis 
nigris praedita complectens. Asci eylindracei, 120 x —10 micro., 
8-spori, I+. Sporae fusiformes, utrinque acutatae, rectae, 
l-cellulares utrinque 1-guttatae, fuscae, 12—14 x 4—5 micro., 
l-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes 3 micro. circ. 

Ad fasciculos gramineos in humo jacentes: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Bafios, 8/1913, leg. E. B. Copeland, comm. 
C. F. Baker, no. 1539. 

Quasi Hyporylon longe stipitatum. Poronia ustorum Pat. 
(Champ. N. Caled. p. 8, tab. 17, f. 7) verisimiliter valde 
accedit, idem in rhizomatibus Graminearum proveniens, ceterum 
capitulo minori, ascis aparaphysatis, minutie sporarum diversa. 


XYLARIA Hill 


Xylaria (Xyloglossa) clavata (Scop. Schrank Bayr. Fl. 
u, 1789, p. 566. 


Valsa clavata Scop. Fl. Carn. 11, 1778, p. 398. 


2210 LsarLEgrs or Puriierine BOTANY (Von. VI, Arr. 163 
Ad Tamarindum indicum emortuum: Luzon, Prov. La- 
guna, Los Baños, 8/1913, leg. J. J. Mirasol, comm. C. F. 
Baker, no. 1466. 

Omnino congruit cum descriptione et exsiccatis. 


Xylaria (Xyloglossa) nigripes (Klot.) Sacc. Syll IX 
24.5227, 


Sphaeria (Cordyceps) migripes Klot. Linn. VII, p. 208. 

Exs. Rehm Ascom. 1810 (ctr. Rehm Hedwigia XXVIII, 
p. 209, tab. vi, f. 3). 

v. Hoch. Fragm, Myc. V, p. 10, tab. 1, 2 (Kais. Ak. 
Wiss. Wien, CXVI 

Petch Sclerotium stipitatum B. et C. Ann. Myc. V, P. 1. 

In humo: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 7/1913, leg. 
E. B. Copeland, comm. C. F, Baker, no. 1250. Ad terram’ 
Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Ra 
mundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1163. 

Exemplaria juvenilia"sporis carent, attamem Xylariae valde 
mutabilis species sine dubio huc pertinent. 

Status conidiferus ad terram: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 


Baños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1651. 


Xylaria (Xyloglossa) exalbata B. et Br. Fung. Cey- 
1043. 


Ad truncum putridum:  Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mount 
Maquiling, prope Los Baños, 12/1913, leg, C. F. Baker, 
no, 2126. ; 

Optime congruit cum descriptione, modo sporis paullulum 
minoribus, 8—10 x 3 micro., divergens. 


Xylaria (Xyloglossa) euglossa Fries Nov. Symb. 124. 
` Ad truncum putridum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 


ños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 


. May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2211 


Xylaria (Xyloglossa) tabacina (Kick.) Berk. Dec. no. 482. 


Hypoxylon tabacinum Kick. Bull. Acad. Bruse VII, 
IMLS 4. 

Xylaria involuta Klot. in herb. sec. Cooke Grevillae XI, 
p. 89. 

Xylaria Telfairii (Berk.) Sace. Syll. 1, p. 320. 

Sphaeria Telfairii Berk. (Ex. Fung. Hook. p. 397) sec. 
Cooke, 1. c. 

Ad truncum putridum:  Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, 
91913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1672. 

Status conidiferus no. 1428. Etsi exemplar quoad colorem 
et formam optime cum descriptione congruens, tamen defecto 
hymenio dubitanter huc relatum (cfr. etiam Xylaria fulvolanata 
(Berk.) Sacc. Syll. 1, p. 346) mihi plane ignota. 


Xylaria (Xyloglossa) pelymorpha Grev. Fl. Edinb. 
p. 355. 


Sphaeria polymorpha Pers. Comm. Fung. Clav. p. 149. 
Ad lignum putridum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 

9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1679. 
Perithecia immatura. 


Xylaria (Xylostyla) myosurus Mtg. 


Ad truncum putridum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mount Ma- 
quiling, prope Los Baños, 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2123. 


Xylaria (Xylostyla) pallida B. et Cke. Fung. Braz. 
no. 394. 


var. luzonensis Rehm 


Stromata plurima ex communi saepe incrassata basi 
evoluta, eylindracea, parallela, recta vel subeurvata,—40 mm 


2212 LBAFLETS or PRILIPPISE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Are. 108 


alta, 3—3.5 mm circ., ad apicem sensim steriliter attenuata, albo- 
pallida, longitudinaliter striatula, intus alba, sensim in stipitem 
glabrum atratum, angustiorem, ad basim dilatatum —20 mm lon- 
gum abeuntia. Perithecia dispersa innata, in striis protuberantia, 
atra, globulosa, vix ostiolata, 0.5 mm diam.  Asci fusiformes 
pedicellati, cire. 120 x 12—14 micro., 8-spori, I+. Sporae rectae 
vel navieulares, utrinque acutatae, 1-cellulares, biguttatae, 
fuscae, 18 x 5 micro., 1—2.stichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad truncum emortuum Gliricidiae: Luzon, Morong Val- 
ley, 7/1918, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 
1258. 

Quadrat eum descriptione Sacc. Syll I, p. 324 et ex- 
emplaribus M. B. Nichols herb. mei, innominatis et ignoti 
loei natalis, differt modo sporis paullulum majoribus. Atta- 
men desunt exemplaria comparanda ex Brasilia, inde des 
erpto supra data non superflua videtur. 


Xylaria (Xylostyla) bacillaris Rehm 


Stromata bacillariformiter cylindracea, solitaria vel ad 
basim 2-conjuncta, recta 8 mm longa, —3 mm lata, fusca, 
extus striatula, ad apicem sterilem albam 2.5 mm longe 
acutata, intus atra, vix conspicue stipitata glabra. Perithecia 
innata globulosa, in striis stromatis vix conspicua minutissime 
papillulata, 0.2 mm. Asci cylindracei 80 x 9 micro., 8-spori, 
I+. Sporae oblongae, utrinque rotundatae, rectae vel sub- 
curvatae, 1-cellulares, fuscae, 10—11 x 4 micro. Paraphyses 
filiformes. 

Ad emortuam  Spondiam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 8/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1573. 

Differt a Xylaria botuliformi Rehm inprimis colore stro- 
matis, peritheciis non prominentibus, sporis multo majoribus. 


Xylaria (Xylostyla) janthino-velutina Mont. Syll. Cri. 
no. 690. 


Ad legumen ligneum emortuum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 9/1918, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1649. 

Xylaria capilleris Sacc. Ann. Myc. Iv, p. 76, tab. 2, f. 
2 inprimis sporis majoribus differre videtur. 


2213 


Mar 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES--V 


IV. VALSACEAE 
CALOSPHAERIA Tul. 
Calosphaeria Togninia inconspicua Rehm 


Perithecia sub cortice immutata 5—10 in acervulis valsi- 
formibus collecta, globulosa, corticem elevantia, dein plerum- 
que rimose, —0.5 mm longe tenuiter disrumpentia, ostiolo 
minimo vix conspicuo, nigra, glabra, 0.1 mm lata. Asci 
numerosissime, sessiles, clavati, 8-spori, —25 x 9 micro. Sporae 
allantoideae, vix curvatulae, hyalinae, $—10 x 2 micro., dis- 
tichae. Paraphyses ? nullae. 

Ad Gigantochloam Scribnerianam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 9/1918, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. 
Baker, no. 1698. 

Difficillima species. Stroma nullum adesse videtur. 


EUTYPELLA (Nits.) Sacc. 
Eutypella Premnae Rehm 


Stroma ambiens, sub cortice immutato, demum soluto 
late effusum, nigrum, acervulos peritheciorum ligno innatorum 
circ, 1 mm latos ambiens obtegenique. Acervuli plurimi, 
gregarii, perithecia 6—S, globosa, glabra, 0.2 mm lata, coilis 
longis instructa, ostiolis eylindraceis, fasciculatus, interdum 
solitariis —0.5 mm longes prominentibus. Asci clavati, longe 
stipitati, p. sporif. 12—15 x 4 micro., 8-spori. Sporae allan- 
toideae, valde curvatae, hyalinae, 4x2 micro. Paraphyses 
filiformes. 

Ad emortuam Premnam vestitam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1944; S. A. 
Reyes, no. 1945. 

Sporis minimis eximia species, ibaque Æutypellae eriguae 
Ell. et Ev. (Berl) Icon. Fung. II, p. 58, tab. 73 similis. 


Eutypella ? radulans (B. et C.) Berl. Icon. Fung. Il, 
p. 74, tab. 92, f. 2. 


Diatrype radulans B. et C. Ex. Fung. Schw. p. 287, 


2214 LEAFLETS or Parriprine BOTANY [VoL. VI, Amr. 103 
Ad ramulum deciduum emortuum:  Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1824. 


Optime congruit eum descriptione Berlesei. Stroma intus 
album. 


Eutypella Cocos Ferd. et Winge Vedensk. Medd. Naturh. 
Foren Kiobenhavn 1908, p. 141, tab. 4, f, 1. 


Peroneutypella Cocoes Syd. Ann. Myc. IX, 1011, p. 145. 
In epicarpio sieco Cocos nuciferae: Luzon; Prov. Laguna, 
Los Bafios, 9/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1704. 


EUTYPA Tul. 
Eutypa ? lata (Pers.) Tul. Sel. Fung. Carp. H, p. 56. 


Sphaeria lata Pers. Syn. Fung. p. 29. 
Ad ramulum deciduum emortuum:  Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 


Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1824». | 


Eutypa Alangii Rehm 


Stroma sub epidermide serpens cortici innatum eumque 
pasta latim. 3—10 mm longe elevans, dein rimose dilacerans, 
extus atrum, denudatum.  Perithecia in plagulis elevatis 5—10, 
1—2-stiche innata, ovoidea, 0.25 mm lata, pruina alba 
obdueta, collo longo, instrueta ostiolis cylindraceis, rectis, 
obtusis, tenuiter sulcatis, nigris, —0.3 mm longis, plerumque 
fasciculatis praedita. Asci fusiformes, longe stipitati, p. sporif. 
95 x 8 micro., 8-spori. Sporae allantoideae, flavidulae, 7—8 x 2 
micro. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad ramos emortuos Alangium begoniaefolium: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. 
C. F. Baker, no. 1756. 

Pertinet ad seriem Eutypae ludibundae Sacc. differt in- 
primis ostiolis eylindraceis sporisque dimidio minoribus. 


| Eutypa stenospora (Cke.) Sacc. Syll. Ix, p. 469. 
| Valsa stenospora Cooke Grevillae XI, p. 169 (cfr. Berl. 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2215 


Icon. Fung. III, p. 46, tab. 17, f. 1). 


form Hibisci Rehm 


Ad emortuam Hibiscum roseo-sinensem: Luzon, Prov. La- 
guna, Los Baños, 8/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1424%; Los Ba- 
ños, 11/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 2005. 

Meo sensu Eutypellae species. 


Eutypa Capparidis Rehm 


Stroma primitus sub peridermio serpens mox ex areis 
lineari-elongatis, parallele seriatis, ellipsoideis, interdum orbic- 
ularibus, demum late confluentibus, primitus epidermide ele- 
vato tectis, dein ea discessa erumpentibus formatum, extus 
intusque atratum, 0.5—2.5 mm longum, 5—7 mm latum. 
Perithecia plerumque arcte seriata, monostiche stromati innata, 
ovoidae, 0.25—0.3 mm lata, collis brevissimis instructa, os- 
tiolis incrassatis, interdum fasciculatis, cylindraceis, obtusis, in 
saepe 0.2 mm longe prominentibus non sulcatis. Asci clavatis, 
longe stipitati, p. sporif. —30 x 6 miero., 8-spori. Sporae allan- 
toideae, stramineae, 8 x 2—2.5 micro. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad ramulos emortuos Capparidis: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 8/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Ba- 
ker, no. 1515. 

Pertinet ad seriam Eutypae ludibundae Sacc. Syll. I, p. 117 


(cfr. Berl. Icon. Fung. HI, p. 50, tab. 61). 


DIATRYPE Fries 


Diatrype Clerodendri Rehm 


Stromata gregaria, ex basi dilute denigrata, orbiculari sub- 
corticali erumpentia, dein peridermio laciniatum rupto cincta, 
tubereuliformia, 1—1.5 mm lata et alto, extus atra, intus vix 
albidula. Perithecia acervulatim collecta, circ. 12, 1-sticha, glo- 
bulosa, in collum elongata, ostiolis disculo nigro conoideis, 
distinete suleatis, 0.15 mm diam.  Asci clavati, longe tenuiter 
stipitati, p. sporif. 20 x 5—6 micro., 8-spori. Sporae allan- 
toideae, 5—7 x 2—2.5 micro., dilute cinereo-flavidulae. Para- 
physes nullae. 


2216 LEAFLETS OF PiiLIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Anr. 103 


Ad emortuum  Clerodendron Thompsoniae: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1955”. 

Diatrype Saccardoi Syd. Syll. XIV, p. 488 (cfr. Berl. Icon. 
Fung. III, p. 93, tab. 114, f. 2) valde similis inprimis stro- 
matibus intus alba pruinosis diversa videtur. 


ANTHOSTOMA Nits. 
Anthostoma Flagellariae Rehm 


Stroma eutypeum, late effusum, cinerascens, in superficie 
matricis laevigatae maculas confluentes obscurius marginatas, 
oblongas formans, ostiolis dispersis vix papillulatis nigrotinctis, 
0.2—0.3 mm latis punctulatum, glabrum.  Perithecia ligno 
immutato innata, 0.5 mm lata, plerumque solitaria, rarius 
2—3-congregata, non seriata, excipulo tenuissime parenchy > 
matice hyaline contexto. Asci cylindracei, apice rotundati, 
8-spori, 100 x 10—12 micro., 8-spori, I—.  Sporae oblongae 
utrinque rotundatae, 1-cellulares demum obscure fuscae, 15 X 5 
—7 micro., 1-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes, 1.5 micro., circ. 
submucosae. , 

Ad culmum emortuum Flagellariae indicae: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Bafios, leg. S. A. Reyes, eomm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1576P, 

Anthostoma eumorphum Sacc. et Paoli stromatibus paral- 
lelis, erumpentibus, peritheciis seriatis valde diversum. 


\VALSARIA Ces. et de Not. 


Valsaria insitiva (de Not.) Ces. et de Not. Schem. 
Sphaer. It. p. 205. 


Sphaeria insitiva de Not. Microm. It. Dec. VII, 1. 
Valsaria aethiops (C. et E.) Sacc. Syll. 1, p. 745. 
Ad emortuam Morum albam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 


Bafios, 8/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
«no. 1617. 


. Valsaria discoidea Rehm 


= Stromata cortici intus denigrato gregarie innata, ramulum 
ambientia, plerumque seriatim prorumpentia, dothideae formitre 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2217 


lenticularia, ab epidermide cincta, fere discoideo-orbicularia, 
fuscidula, primitus albide conspersa, non carbonacea, 1—2 
mm lata. Perithecia 10—12 monostiche innata, arcte congre- 
gata, conoidea, distincte papillulata, cire. 0,15 mm lata, apicem 
stromatis plus minusve elevantia et prominentia, parenchyma- 
tice fusce contexta. Asci clavati, 80—90 x 10 micro., 8-spori, 
I—. Sporae ellipsoideae, medio septatae, vix constrictae, fuscae, 
12—14 x 5 miero., plerumque in superiore asci parte 35—40 micro. 
longo distichae. Paraphyses filiformes, septatae, 1.5 micro, circ. 

Ad ramulos putridos deciduos: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1773. 

Quoad structuram stromatis juxta Valsariam (Myrmaecium) 
hyporyloides Rehm ponenda species, de qua conferendum. 
Thiessen Ann. Myc. VII, p. 343. v. Hoeh. Fragm. Myc. XII, 
p. 48. Hyposeglonopsis Hurae P. Henn. Hedwigia 1904, p. 
256. 


Valsaria colludens Rehm 


Stromata gregaria innata, dein prorumpentia, corticis la- 
ciniis cincta, orbicularia, 2—2.5 mm lata.  Perithecia plerum- 
que 2—3 infra medium arcte connata, conoidea, hemisphaerice 
prominentia, distincte papillulata, ostiolo perspicuo pertusa, 
nigro-fusca, glabra, 0.5—0.9 mm lata, membranacee-subcarbo- 
nacee contexta, fragilia. Asci cylindracei, circ. 130 x 25 micro., 
8-sporis, I+. Sporae oblongo-ellipsoideae, medio septatae, vix 
constrietae, obscure fuscae, strato mucoso tenui obductae, 30—35 
x 15—17 micro., 1-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes 2 micro., circ. 

Ad culmum Gigantochloae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
fios, 10/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1735%*. 

Stromate sub cortice evoluto, cum peritheciis subinnatis 
fungus non ad Massariellam trahi potest, ceterum differt 
strato mucoso sporarum et ascorum poro I+. 


HOLSTIELLA P. Henn. 


Holstiella eutypa Rehm 


Stromata gregaria, sub cortice innata, eo demum delapso 
in ligno fuscato denudato sessilia, striae formiter corticis re- 


e 


2218 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BoTANY [Vor. VI, Amr. 103 
liquiis obtecta, irregulaliter orbicularia convexula, 2—3 mm 
diam. —1 mm alto, fusco-nigra, eutypoidea, intus nigra. Per- 
ithecia 5—8 stromati innata, globulosa, circ. 0.15 mm lata, 1-sti- 
cha, ostiolis vix conpicuis conoideis. Asci clavati, apice ro- 
tundati, —150 x 20 micro., 8-spori, I—. Sporae fusiformes, 
rectae, primitus medio, dein 3-septatae, non constrictae, hya- 
linae, 45—50 x 10—12 miero., strato mucoso tenui obductae, 
distichae. Paraphyses filiformes, hyalinae, micro. cire. 

Ad ramum arboris delapsum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1833. 

Holstiella usambarensis P. Henn. praebet stromata plane 
diversa, non eutypoidea, in cortice nidulantia. 


è KALMUSIA Niessl 
Kalmusia philippinarum Rehm 


Perithecia dispersa, ligno late superficialiter denigrato, 
ceterum immutato innata, cortice obtecta, conoidea, fusco-nigra, 
0.5—0.7 mm  diam., papillula conoideo, poro lato pertusa 
corticem perforante et subprominente, membranaceo-coriacee 
contexta. Asci cylindracei,—150 x 15 micro., 8-sporis, I. 
Sporae ellipsoideae medio septatae, non constrietae, utraque 
cellula biguttata, demum 4-cellulares, cinereo-flavidulae, 25 x 9 
—10 micro., 1-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes 2 micro. circ. 

Ad ramulum putridum:  Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
fios, 9/1913, leg. S, A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 1831, 1833. 

Kalmusia argentinensis Speg. matrice et sporis diversa species. 


V. DOTHIDEACEAE 
PHYLLACHORA Nits. 


Phyllachora yapensis (P. Henn.) Syd. Philip. Journ. 
chow. VUL p. 278. 


var. rhytismoides Rehm 


 Stromata epiphylla, irregulariter orbicularia,—5 mm lata, 
loculos plurimos includentia. Ceterum ut in specie. 


May 20, 1914] Ascomycetes PHILIPPINENSES— V 2219 


Ad folia Derridis philippinensis: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. 
Baker, no. 1928. 

Primo aspectu Rhytisma videtur. Sporae et meo sensu 
l-cellulares, guttis 2 magnis repletae. 


Phyllachora Dalbergiicola P. Henn. Hedwigia 1897, p. 
224. 


form Leguminum Rehm 


Ad legumina Dalbergiae ferrugineae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 8/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1589. 


Phyllachora Fici-fulvae Koord. Botan. Unters. 162. 


Ad folia Fici-odorati: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 1659, 
1948. Ad folia Fici ulmifoliae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
ños, 9/1918, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1837. 

Convenit cum Syd. Philip. Journ. Sci. VIH, p. 278. 
Sporae 9—11 x 6—7 micro. 


Phyllachora Elmeri Syd. 


Ad Ficum ulmifoliam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 
1973. 


Phyllachora (Endophyllachora) psuedes Rehm 


Ad folia Fici notae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1983. 


Phyllachora Pahudiae Syd. 


Exs. Rehm Ascom. 2048. > 
Ad folia Pahudiae rhomboideae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 11/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2055. 


2220 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BoTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 103 


Phyllachora luzonensis P. Henn. Hedwigia XLVI, p. 305. 


In folis Milletiae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
5/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 1369, 1559. 

Differt a descriptione modo stromatibus epiphyllis, non 
amphidymis. Item ad folia Derris philippinensis, 11/1913, leg. 
C. F. Baker, no. 2047. 


Phyllachora Canarii P. Henn. Hedwigia XLVII, p. 354. 


Ad folia Canari: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños. 
7/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1419 (exem- 
plaria inevoluta); 9/1913, no. 1815 (matara). Los Baños, 5/1913, 
leg. E D. Merrill, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 870. Ad folia Canarit 
villosi: ibidem 11/1913, leg. QC. F. Baker, nos. 870, 1987. 


Phyllachora Sorghi v. Heeh. Fragm. Myc. VII, p. 844. 
(cfr. Berl. Kais. Ak. Wiss. Wien cxvm, 1). 


Exs. Rehm Ascom. 1841. 


Ad Sorghum vulgare: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, 
9/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 731. 
Ad Sorghum cultivatum, ibidem 8/1913, S. A. T comm. 
C. F. Baker, no. 1643. 


Phyllachora congruens Rehm 


Stromata foliis late flavidule decoloratis innata, dispersa, 
in utraque folii pagina conspicua, atra, irregulariter orbicularia, 
interdum striatula, 0.1—0.2 mm diam., loculos 1—3 vix 
ostiolatos includentia. Asci clavati, rarissime cylindracei, 
40—50 x 10—12 micro., 8-spori. Sporae subclavatae, utrinque 
rotundatae, 1-cellulares, hyalinae, non guttatae, 12x 4—5 
micro., distichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

. Ad folia Panici carinati: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 

. ños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 
1725, 1815. 

Inprimitis stromatum minutie ab omni Panicum incolente 


— diversa modo ab > Phyllachoram Pazschkeanam Syd. 


Mav 20, 1914] Ascomycetes PHILIPPINENSES— V 9991 


Bull. Herb. Boiss. 1901, p. 86 appropinquans, item ad Phyl- 
lachoram minutissimam Web. et Curr. sub Isothea in Trans. 
Linn. Soc. p. 285. A. Smith Journ. Bot. 1898, p. 179. Ad 
folia ? Panici, 11/1913, leg. E. B. Copeland, comm. C. F. 
Baker, no. 2061. 


Phyllachora Cynedontis Niessl 


Stromata juvenilia. 
Ad Cynodon Dactylon: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
1/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1434. 


Phyllachora graminis Pers. Obs. Myc. 1, p. 18, sub 
Sphaeria. Fuckel Symb. Myc. p. 216. 


form Panici (Schw.) Shear 


Exs. Rehm Ascom. 1973. 
Ad folia Panici palmifoli: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 9/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1714. 


Phyllachora atronitens Rehm 


Stromata gregaria, innata orbieularia vel oblongata, cor- 
ticem tegentem atronitentem elevantia et longitudinaliter dis- 
rumpentia, ostiolis minimis conspicuis, 1—3 mm longa et lata, 
nigra. Asci fusiformes, 45—48 x 9 micro. 8-spori. Sporae 
fusiformes, rectae, 1-cellulares, guttatae, hyalinae, 12 x 3—3.5 
micro., distichae. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad emortuum Donacem cannaeformem: Luzon, Prov. La- 
guna, Los Baños, 11/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. 


C. F. Baker, no. 1989. 
Stromatibus atronitentibus plurimis valde insignis, Phyl- 
lachora atro-maculans Rehm stromatibus applanatis, confluen- 
. tibus, minoribus et sporarum minutie plane diversa species. 


Phyllachora orbicula Rehm 


Stromata maculis dilute flavidulis utrinque foliorum 
paginae innata, in epiphyllo evoluta, dispersa, atra, orbicu- 


2222 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BoTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 103 


laria, 0.5—0.8 mm lata, glabra, vix conspicue papillulate, 
loculis globulosis 1—3 innatis. Asci clavati, sessiles, 60 x 10 
micro., S-spori. Sporae oblongae, utrinque rotundatae, 1- 
cellulares, haud guttatae, hyalinae, 10—12 x 5—5.5 micro. 
distichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad folia Bambusae Blumeanae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 8/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. OC. F. Baker, no. 
1603. 

Phyllachora graminis (Pers.) Fckl. stromatibus majoribus, 
ascis cylindraceis diversa. 


Phyliachora Donacina Rehm 


Stromata late gregaria, innata, ellipsoidea vel orbicularia, 
convexula, atra, plerumque parallele seriata, 1—3 mm longa, 
1 mm lata, intus nigra, denique longitudinaliter aperta. Loc- 
uli 1-stiche, circ. 8 arcte conferti, globulosi, circ. 1.2 mm lati. 
Asci clavati, 40—50 x 6 micro., 8-spori. Sporae fusiformes, 
rectae, utrinque acutatae, 1-cellulares, hyalinae, 15—18 x 2.5 
—3 micro., distichae. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad culmum Donacis cannaeformis: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 7/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. ©. F. Baker, 
no. 1271. Los Baños, 4/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. 
C. F. Baker, no. 1018. 

Differt ab Phyllachora Cyperi Rehm (cfr. Sacc. Syll. XVI, 
p. 623) inprimis ascis et sporis. 


AUERSWALDIA Sacc. 
Auerswaldia Derridis P. Henn. Hedwigia xLvir, p. 255. 
Ad folia Derridis ellipticae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 11/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1985. 
In exemplare nostro modo sporae hyalinae 5—6 x 3.5 
micro. in ascis aparaphysatis existunt, contra apud Hennings 


l. e. sporae flavido-olivascentes, ceterum eaedem, itaque hyalinae 
| juveniles exastimandae. 


Auerswaldia Gigantochloae Rehm 


| Stromata innata, orbieularia dein striaeformia, loculos, 
globosos | arcte Gemeen 1—3, 0.15 mm latos papillulis 


Mav 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2223 


minutis demum prominentibus ineludentia per corticem 
stellatim vel rimose disruptum conspicua. Hypostroma nigri- 
tulum sub cortice effusum. Asci clævati, apice rotundati, 
crasse tunicati, 90—100 x 20—30 micro., 8-spori. Sporae 
oblongae, utrinque rotundatae, rectae, 1-cellulares, obscure 
fuscae, —30 x 12—14 micro., distichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad culmum  Gigantochloae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 10/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1735 

Quod Auerswaldiam (cfr. v. Hoeh. Fragm. Myc. IX, p. 
53). Nostra species ad Hysterodothis v. Hoch. pertinet. 


PHAEODOTHIS Sacc. 
Phaeodothis Gigantochloae Rehm 


Stromata culmo innata, convexa, orbicularia, vel pluries 
ellipsoidae, 1—3 mm longa, 1.5 mm lata, 1 mm alta, extus 
fuseo inquinata, intus fulvo-rubidula, papillulis nullis conspi- 
cuis. Loculi globulosi, 6—8, 1-stichi, 0.1 mm diam., arcte 
congregati, tenuissime membranacee contexta. Asci ellipsoidei 
demum eylindracei, 8-spori. Sporae fusiformes, medio con- 
Strictae et septatae, utrinque acutatae, subfuscae, 15—18 x 5—6 
‚micro, distichae. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad Gigantochloam emortuam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 7/1918, leg. C. F. Baker, nos. 1257, 1256. 


SCIRRHIA Nits. 


Scirrhia Gigantochloae Rehm 


Stromata in epiphyllo late subcinereo gregarie innata, 
parallele striaeformia, obionga, utrinque obtusa, recta, 0.3—1 
mm longa, 0.8—0.5 mm lata, erumpentia, nigra; loculi 0.1 
mm lati, seriati, minutissime ostiolati. Asci clavati, in stip- 
item elongati, 60—65 x 14 miero., S-spori. Sporae ellipsoi- 
deae, utrinque subaeutatae, medio septatae, non constrictae, 
hyalinae, 12—15 x 6 micro., distichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad folia Gigantochloae Scribnerianae: Luzon, Prov. La- 
guna, Los Baños, 7/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. 
Baker, no. 1519. 


2221 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Vor. VI, Arr. 103 
Ad Scirrhia luzonensis P. Henn. inprimis sporis plane 
diversa species. Cortex culmi intus denigrati stromate innato 
sensim elevatus operculatim solvitur, inde modo margines 
parallelae fuscae stromatis, maculas —5 mm longas, 2—3 mm 
latas fuseas includentes, reliquae evadunt. 


RHOPOGRAPHELLA 


Rhopographella Reyesiana Rehm 


Stromata plurima innata, plerumque arcte parallela, in- 
terdum subcurvata, 0.5—2 cm longa, 1 mm lata, peridermium 
striaeformiter elatum longitudinaliter rimose perforantia, extus 
et intus nigra, ostiolis minimis demum conspicuis. Loeuli 
monostiche plurimi innata, globulosi, tenuissime parenchyma- 
tice contexti, 0.12 mm lati. Asci clavati, apice rotundati, 
50 x 10 micro., 8-spori. Sporae oblongo-fusiformes, utrin- 
que acutatae, rectae, 1-dein 3-septatae, guttatae, non con- 
strictae, hyalinae, demum fuscidulae. Paraphyses non con- 
Spicuae. 

Ad culmos emortuos Bambusae Blumeanae: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, 5/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. 
Baker, no. 1206. 

Intra rimas corticis hyphae torulae fasciculatea, rectae, 
obtusae, septatae, fuscae progrediuntur. Rhopographella Taquarae 
(Rehm) Sace. et Trot. Syll. XXU, p. 410 ceterum valde abpro- 
pinquans sporis plane aliena. 


var. Gigantochloae Rehm 


Stromata primitus plerumque orbicularia, minus arcte re- 
gulariter parallela et striaeformiter seriata, 0.5—1 mm lata, 
ostiolis perspicue prominentibus. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad Gigantochloam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna. Los Baños, 
8/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1572. 

Rhopographus husterioides (Ces.) Sace. Syll. u, p. 648 
ad calamos Bambusae, descriptione hymenii plane carens cete- 
rum simillimus videtur. 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSEs— V 2225 


VI. HYPOCREACEAE 
GIBBERELLA Sacc. 


Gibberella Saubinetii (Mont.) Sacc. Syll 1, p. 554. 


Gibhera Saubinetii Mont. Syll 252. 

Botryosphaeria Saubinetii Niessl Beitr. p. 45, tab. 4, f. 29. 

Botryosphaeria dispersa de Not. L. Fir It. tab. 92, p. 81. 

Ad caulem emortuam  Hibisei esculentio: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, 8/1918, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm, 
C. F. Baker, no. 1592. 

Kisi exemplar mancum sporis nonnullis 5-septatis prae- 
ditum, tamen non dubito hue trahendum esse. 


Gibberella pulicaris (Fr.) Sacc. Syll. It, p. 552. 


Sphaeria pulicaris Fr. Syst. Myc. It, p. 417. 

Botryosphaeria pulicaris Ces. et de Not. Schema. Fung. 
p. 412. 

Ad emortuam Leucaenam glaucam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 8/i913 leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. 
Baker, sub no. 1586, 


MEGALONECTRIA Sacc. 
Megalonectria pseudotrichia (Schw.) Speg. 


Ad ramum putridum deciduum:  Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. C F. Baker, no. 2165. 


EPICHLOE Fries 


Epichloe Warburgiana Mag. Ueber eine Neue Epichloe 
Congr. Bot. Ges, 1893, tab. 8, p. 1. 


var, Donacis Rehm 


Stromata cylindracea, apice obtusa, fusco-nigra, subrugu- 
losa, crustacea, 0.5—2 cm longa, cire. 8 mm lata, inflores- 
centiam ambientia et destruentia, intus albescentia.  Perithecia 
innata, globulosa, ostiolo non emergente, potius umbiculiformi, 


2226 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 103 
20—30 miero., lato in stromate ex hyphis tortuosis, septa- 
tis, brunneis, 5 micro. latis contexto. Asci cylindracei (in- 
terdum fusiformes), apice rotundati, cire. 120 x 10—12 micro., 
8-spori. Sporae filiformes, septatae, hyalinae, parallelae, asci 
longitudinis, jam in asco in cellulas cylindraceas, 8—10 x 2 
miero., plurimas dissolutae. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad inflorescentiam Donacis cannaeformis: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. 
C. F. Baker, no. 1660. 


OPHIONECTRIA Sacc. 


Ophionectria Theobromae (Pat.) Duss. Ex. Champ. Gaudel. 
19083, p. 81. 


Ad ramum Theobromae Cacoa: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 


Baños, 8/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1637 ®, 


Differt sporis modo —70 x 5—6 micro., 9-septatis. 


TRICHONECTRIA 
Trichonectria Bambusicola Rehm 


Perithecia in hypophyllo dilute flavide maculato caespi- 
tose 6—8 arcte congregata, globulosa, haud perspicue ostiolata, 
hyalino roseola, 0.1 mm diam., parenchymatice tenuiter ex 
cellulis, cire. 9 micro., latis contexta, spinis plurimis rectis, 
obtusis, hyalinis, non septatis, intus cavis—90 x 9 micro., ob- 
sessa.  Asci cylindracei, apice rotundati, 100—120 x 12 micro., 
8-spori. Sporae aciculares, apice superiore obtusae, rectae, 
hyalinae, 5—7-septatae, cire. 80 x 2 micro., parallele positae. 
Paraphyses ramosae ascos cireumeuntes, 1 micro. circ. 

Ad folia Bambusae Blumeanae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 9/1913, leg. S. A. Reves, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1655. 

Trichonectria Kirschst. (cfr. Saec. Syll. XXII, p. 498) spi- 

: nulis peritheeiorum valde ab Ophionectria diversum genus. 


BALANSIA Speg, 


. Balansia Claviceps Speg. Fung. Guar. I, no. 253 (cfr. 
Racib. Japan. Hypocr. in Bull. Se. Cracovie 1906, p. 906, 
f. 4). Racib, Pflanzenkrankh. 1898, p. 906. 


Mar 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES--V : MT. 


Claviceps Philipmi Rehm (cfr. Sace. Syll. IX, p. 998). 

Ad Panicum carinatum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 326. Ad Pa- 
nicum nodosum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 8/1918, 
leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1767. 


VII*. MICROTHYRIACEAE 


SEYNESIA Sacc. 
Seynesia Alstoniae Rehm 


Thyrothecia in epiphyllo haud maculato late dispersa, sessi- 
lia, convexula, minutissime papillulato, interdum trigona, 0.5—1 
mm diam., atra, glabra, dimidiato scutata, prosenchymatice 
centrifuge contexta, ad marginem hyphis, simplicibus, obtusis 
discretis, . septatis, fuscis, 5 micro. latis —50 micro. longe 
excurrentibus, ad apicem demum ramose late aperta. Asci 
Ovates, crasse tunicati, 50—70 x 30—40 micro., 8-spori, I +. 
Sporae ellipsoideo clavatae, medio interdum infra medium sep- 
tatae et valde constrictae, obscure fuscae, utraque cellula 
transverse hyaline zonata, strato, mucoso tenui  obductae, 
27—30 x 12—14 micro. Paraphyses ramosae, 2 micro. circ., 
flavido mucosae, ascos ambientes. 

Ad folia Alstoniae macrophyllae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, 
nos. 1748, 1927; leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Ba- 
ker, no. 1789. 

Theissen in litt. consensit species novae, ascis —90 micro. 
longis. 


ASTERINA Lév. 


Asterina Lawsoniae P. Henn. et Nym. Monsunia 1899, 
p. 159 (cfr. Theiss. Asterina p. 81). 


Aq folia Lawsoniae inermis: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 7/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 
1543. 


2298 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BoTANy [Vor. VI, ART. 103 


Asterina Lophopetali Rehm 


Plagulae epiphyllae, nigritulae, orbicülares, 0.5— 1 em latae, 
dispersae. Hyphae mycelii parce ramosae, circ. 6 micro. 
latae, septatae, fuscae; hyphopodiis clavatis, rectis, interdum 
subeurvatis fuscis, 2-cellularibus 12—15 micro. altis, cellula 
superiore 6—8 micro. lata, inferiore subeylindriea 5—6 micro. 
lata, obsessae.  Thyriothecia in mycelio dispersa, dimidiato- 
seutata, primitus orbicularia, mox lineariformia, recta, 0.3 mm 
longa, 0.1 mm lata, irregulariter ad apicem, mox rimose aperta, 
fusea, prosenehymatice centrifuge contexta, hyphis plurioriis 
4—6 micro. latis, septatis, longe excurrentibus ad basim. Asci 
ovales, 40—45 x 20—25 micro., 8-spori. Sporae oblongo-ela- 
vatae, medio vel paullulum superius septatae et subconstrictae, 
glabrae, obscurae, fuscae 25—30 x 11—15 micro. Paraphyses 
nullae, I—. 

Ad folia Lophopetali torici: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 8/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1759 ®, 

Forma peritheciarum ad  Lembosiam pertinens, Asterinae 
pemphidioidis Cke. valde similis, ab eadem sec. Theissen in litt. 
hyphopodiis minus regularibus, sporis non zunatis, defectu 
paraphysium divergens. 


VII». MICROTHYRIACEAE 
(Hemisphaeriaceae) 


MICROPELTELLA Syd. 


Micropeltella Schmidtiana (Rost. Rehm (cfr. Rehm 
Philip. Journ. Sci. VII, p. 190 sub Micropeltis). 


Ad emortuam Gigantochloam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Bafios, 12/1912, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 331 


MICROPELTIS Mtg. 


Micropeltis aeruginascens Rehm sub Micropeltis appla- 
nata in Philip. Journ. Sci. vm, p. 894. 


Perithecia inprimis in epiphyllo haud mutato nec decol- 
orato dispersa, sessilia, dimidiato-seutata, orbicularia, depressa 


Mar 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES--V 2229 


ostiolo vix perspicuo, glabra, dense reticulato intricato con- 
texta, aeruginosa, versus marginem dilutiorem nullis hyphis 
excurrentibus cincta, 0.3 mm lata, vertices demum stellatim 
dehiscentia, facillime secedentia, maculam non relinquentia. 
Asci fusiformes, sessiles, crasse tunicati, 50—60 x 12—15 micro., 
8-spori. Sporae clavatae, apice superiore obtusae, inferiore 
acutatae, 4—6-septatae, cellula suprema et saepe secunda 
ceteris plerumque majore, haud constrictae hyalinae, 20—25 
X 4—5 micro., distichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

a. Ad folia Roureae erectae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 8/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, i 
no. 2056. 

b. Ad folia Euonymi javanici: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 8/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1765. 

c. Ad folia Celtis philippinensis: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 2028. 

Micropeltis aeruginosa Wint. quoad structurum et colorem 
simillima: ascis sporisque plane diversa, itemque Micropeltis 
applanata Mig. (cfr. v. Hoeh. Fragm. Myc. X, p. 15). 


Micropeltis serica Rehm  Hedwigia 1901, p. 122, tab. 
0.8 TE 


Ad folia Symphorema luzonicum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 7/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes comm. C. F. Baker, 


no. 15498, 
v. Hoch. Fragm. Myc. XIV, p. 9 hane speciem ad Ii- 


chenes pertinentem declarat. 

Micropeltis consimilis Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. VII, 
p. 394. 

Ad folia Canarii luzonici: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Bafios, 10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1938. 


Micropeltis Pometiae Rehm 


Perithecia in epiphyllo pallidiore dispersa, sessilia dimi- 
diato-scutata, orbicularia, nigra, glabra, convexula, mox ap- 


2230 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Vor. VI, Arr. 103 


planata, minute papillulata, poro 30 micro. lato, pertusa, 
0.5—1 micro. lata, reticulato, violacee usque ad marginem in- 
tegrum pallidiorem contexta et nullis hyphis excurrentibus 
eineta. Asci oblongi, apiee rotundati, cire. 100 x —15 miero., 
8-spori. Sporae fusiformes, utrinque acutatae, 3 septatae, hya- 
linae, —30 x 5—6 micro., distichae. Paraphyses filiformes, 
hyalinae. 

Ad folium Pometiae pinnatae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 10/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2163. 

Sporis modo 4-cellularibus ab Micropeltis applanata, Mi- 
cropeltis aeruginascens, diversa species. 


Micropeltis sp. dub. 


Ad folia Aglaonema: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
9/1913, leg. M. B, Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1720. 
Sec. texturam hue pertinens ascis sporisque plane deest. 


Micropeltis sp. dub, 


Ad folia Guioa Perrottetii: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Bafios, 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1933. 
Ad folia Derris philippinensis: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Bafios, 11/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2038. 

Perithecia senilia sine ascis sporisque. 


VII. MICROTHYRIACEAE 


(Traumatopeltineae) 
PHRAGMOTHYRIELLA 


| Phragmothyriella Bakeri Rehm (ctr. v. Hoch. Fragm. 
Myc. p. 8). 


Perithecia gregaria, sessilia, dimidiato scutellata, glabra, 
nigra, 0.2 mm lata, pore orbiculari 20 micro. lato, pertusa 
pseudoparenchymatico fusce ex cellulis parvulis, non radiau- 
tibus nec marginem superantibus contexta. Asci clavati—70 x 9 
micro., 8-spori. Sporae fusiformes, rectae, 5-septatae, non 


consirictae, "eme, distichae, 15—20 x 4 micro. Paraphyses 


yu 


May 20, 1914) AscoMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2231 


Ad Schizostachyum emortuum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 11/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F., Baker, no. 
1968.. Ad. folium £ugeniae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
fios, 1/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 681^. 


VII. HYSTERIACEAE 
* TRYBLIDIELLA Sacc. i i 
Tryblidiella mindansedéié È, Henn. Hedwigia » XLVII, p. 261. 


pod emortuum Bibüéuhi rosa-sinensem:, < Luzon, Prov. tas 
guna, .Los Baños, 8/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1423, Ad 
ramulos putridos dejectos in: sylva: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 8/1913, leg. S. A. , Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, 
nos. 1587, 1638. Ad caulem emortuum Passiflorae quadrangu- 
laris: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 9/1913, leg. C. F. 
Baker, no. 1687®, Ad ramos emortuos Citri: Luzon, Prov. 
Laguna, Los Baños, 10/1913, leg., S. A. Reyes, comm. C. 
F. Baker, no. 1969. Ad emortuum  Mallotum  philippinense: 
Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. M. B. 
Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1854. 
Excipulum non striatum. 


Tryblidiella rufula (Spreng. Sacc. 
‚Ad emortuari Mori album: besos, Pit. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 8/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 


no. 1616. pk 
Excipulum valde striatum. 


Tryblidiella sp. dub. 
Ad emortuam Leucaenam glaucam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Bafios, 8/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Ba- 


ker, no. 1580 ?, 

Apothecia erumpentia, inevoluta, modo ascus. singularis 
cylindraceus, sporas ellipsoideas, utrinque subacutatas, fuscas, 
medio septatas et constrictas praebens. Epithecium purpuras- 
cens, hymenium I+. Forsitan ad Tryblidiella elevata (Pers.) 


Rehm Disc. p. 233 pertinens species. 


MERRILLIOPELTIS P. Henn. 
Merrilliopeltis Hoehnelii Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. VITI, p. 186. 


Ad Arengam sacchariferam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 9/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm, ©. F. Baker, nos. 
1566, 1619. Ad Arengam mindorensem: Luzon, Prov. La- 
guna, Los Baños, 8 “et 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. 
F. Baker, nos. 1566”, 1953. 


LOPHODERMIUM Chev. 
Lophodermium  Passiflorae Rehm 


Apothecia dispersa, cortici haud decolorato innata, para“ 
llela, linearia, recta, utrinque vix acutata, glabra, nigra, 
2-4 mm longa, 04-05 mm lata, rima longitudinali pex 
cursa, labiis acutis vix distantibus. Asci eylindracei, apice 
rotundati, 75—90 x 5—6 micro., 8-spori. Sporae filiformes, 
rectae guttulatae, hyalinae, 60—70 micro. longa, 1 micro. lata, 
parall dle positae. Paraphyses filiformes, hyalinae, ad apicem 
subeurvatae, 2 micro. circ. 

Ad caules emortuas Passiflorae quadrangularis: Luzon, 
Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 12/1912, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 
40%; 9/1913, no. 1687. 

Proninum videtur Lovhodermiam javanicum Penz. et Sace. 
(efr. v. Hoeh. Fragm. Myc. xiv, p. 57). 


Lophodermium Aleuritis Rehm 


Perithecia maculis epiphyllis orbicularibus, dilute brunnel 
exsiccatis, 5—8 mm latis, mox confluentibus gregarie innata, 
orbieularia, mox elongato-ellipsoidea, utrinque obtusa, atra 
—0 5 mm longa, 0.3 mm lata, medio rima longitudinali te- 
nuissima pereursa, parenehymatice contexta. Hymeniam 40 
micro. altum, plane inevolutum. 

Ad folia emortua Aleuritis moluceanae: Tuzon, Prov. La- 
guna, Los Bafios, 11/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. 


| Baker, no. 2076. 


Etsi perithecia inevoluta, tamen sine dubio ad Lophoder- 
mium pertinens species. 


E LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Arr. 103 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES—V ` 9933 


Lophodermium Reyesianum Rehm 


Apothecia in maeulis orbieularibus, saepe confluentibus, 
flavidule decoloratis, 1—3 cm latis folie, plerumque gregaria 
epiphyllo innata, atra, primitus convexula, clausa, mox li- 
rellaeformia, medio longitudinaliter aperta, labiis arcte von: 
niventibus, recta vel subeurvata, utrinque obtusa, glabra, 
0.5—1.5 mm longa, 0.2—0.4 mm lata, sicca applanata.  Asci 
eylindraceo-clavati, apice rotundati, cire. 95 x 5 micro., 8-spori. 
Sporae filiformes, rectae, 1-cellulares, guttulatae, hyalinae, 50 x 1 
micro., parallele positàe. Paraphyses filiformes, 1.5 micro., ad 
apicem subeurvatae. 

Ad folium delapsum ignotum in sylva: Luzon, Prov. La- 
guna, Los Baños, 9/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm, C. F. 
Baker, no. 1585. ` 

Proximum Lophodermium Mangiferae Koord. inprimis apo- 
theciis minoribus diversum videtur. | 


IX. PEZIZACEAE 
HUMARIA Fries 


Humaria Raimundoi Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. vin, p. 192. 


Ad emortuam Leucaenam glaucam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 12/1913, leg. €. F. Baker, no. 2101. 


Humaria conformis Rehm 


Apothecia gregaria, sessilia, primitus, globoso-clausa, dein 
urceolata, demum explanata, disco orbiculari tenuissime mar- 
ginato, pallide aurantiaco flavo, 1—2 mm diam., extus glabra, 
excipulo parenchymatice contexto, ad basim hyphis non nullis 
hyalinis obsesso. Asci eylindracei, apice rotundati, 120 x 9 
micro., 3-spori, I—.  Sporae ellipsoideae, guttis 2 praeditae, 
1-cellulares, hyalinae, glabrae, 10—12 x 6—7 micro., l-stichae. 
Paraphyses filiformes, hyalinae, 2 ad apicem 4—6 micro. lata. 

Ad fragmenta putrida vegetabilia atque terram: Luzon, 
Prov. Laguna, Los Bafios, 7/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. 


C. F. Baker, no. 1427. 


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Proxima Pes deforma Rand. . Myc. Fen. I, p. 4T. p 
Karsten signes ran 628. ea E 


A 


PLICARIA Fckl. 
Plicaria —— Rehm 


Kat gregaria, sessilia, primitus globoso-clausa, mox 
urceolata, dein orbiculariter, demum irregulariter explanata, 
1—5 em disco ab initio crasse marginato, albidulo, excipulo 
extus fuscidulo, albide pruinoso, glabro, parenchymatice con- 
texto, sicca complicata involutaque, albescentia. Asci eylin- 
dracei, 150 x 12—14 micro., apice rotundati. ` Iodii ope valde, 
inprimis, ad apicem, 8-spori, I+. Sporae oblongae, utrinque 
rotundatae, glabrae, 1-céllulares, non guttatae, 18 x 20 x 9 
micro., 1-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes 3 'micro., versus apl- 
cem oblongo-elavatae,: — 195: miero.; latae hyalinae. 

Ad Bananam emortüam: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
1/1918, leg. M.'B. Raimundo, comm. 'C. F; Baker, no. 1490. 

^ Puleherrinía species, ad tribum Pezizae repandae Wahlbg. 

(cfr. Rehm Disc. p: 1007 sub Plicaria Oke. Mycogr. p. 142, 
pl. 62, f. 240) pertinens et junta Pezizam palmicolam B. et 
C. Journ. Linn. Soc. p. 365, tab. 64, f. 245 ponenda, sane 
sporiorum forma ab ea divergens. 


D 


EE Fries 


AA m P. Henn. et Nym. Monsunia 1, p. 35. 


Ad corticeni Vutscetepten: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Mount 


Maquiling, prope Los Baños, 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 
2121. 


- Pertinet ad seriem Ciliaria. 


TRICHALEURINA 
V pases: polytricha Rehm 


Apo sessilia, caespitose aggregata, breviter stipitata, 
primitüs urceolata, dein disco orbiculaliter —7 cm explanato, 
crenulato-marginato, demum vario modo complicata, disco 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES—V 2235 
fuscidulo. Excipulo fusco, subcoriacee contexto, versus basim 
costato-rugoso, ceterum pilis rectis, filiformibus, septatis ex 
cellulis 12—18 micro. longis, obtusis, scabris, —1 mm longis, 
ad basim circ. 15 micro. latis, intermixtis hyphis simplicibus, 
longioribus, pallide fuscidulis, septatis, 3—4 micro. latis den- 
sissime obtecto. Asci cylindracei, apice rotundati, 8-spori, 
— 300 x 20 micro. Sporae oblongae vel oblongo-fusiformes, 1- 
cellulares, rectae, hyalinae, 2—3-guttatae, postremo fuscidulae, 
25—33 x 12—15 micro., '1-stichäe.' Paraphyses filiformes, 3 
micro., ad apicem —5 micró. latae et subfuscae. 

' Ad ligna putrescentia: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
fios, 5/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no, 1470. ` 

Eximia species et magnitudine villositateque apothecio- 
rum et sporis demum fuscis. 


CALOPEZIZA Syd. 
Calopeziza mirabilis Syd. | 


Ad folia Premnae odoratae: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 5/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1088; 9/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1545. AIA 


X. BULGARIACEAE 
' ORBILIA Fries 


Orbilia curvatispora Boud. Bull. Soc. Myc. Iv, p. 80, 
Wb. 18, f. 6. 


Ad lignum decorticatum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 1/1913, C. F. Baker, sub. no. 696°. 


HAEMATOMYCES B. et Brm. 


Haematomyces carneus Rehm 


Ad ramos emortuos putridos: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 10/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1849; ibid M. B. 
Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1919. 


2236 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Anr. 103 


XI. LICHENES 
STRIGULA Fries 


Strigula Babingtonii Berk. E. Bot. Suppl. 2957 (cfr. 
Leight Brit. Ang. Linch. 70, pl. 30, f. 4). 


Nyl. Syn. Pyr. 68. 

Mudd. Man. Brit. Lich. p. 300, tab. 5, f. 130. 

Exs. Rehm Ascom. sine no. 1. 

Ad foiia Psychotriae luzonensis: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 8/2913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1601, 


LINHARTIA 
Linhartia (? Biatorinopsis Müll. luzonica Rehm 


Apothecia epiphylla, in medio maeularum  orbieularium, 
2—4 mm lata, albarum, prosenchymatice ex cellulis 4—5 
micro. latis, contextarum et gonidia viridula includentibus 
contextarum, primitus globosa fere singularia innata, dein 
urceolata, fusca, disco hyalino albidule marginato, 0.15 mm 
diam. Asci ovales, 60 x 30 micro., 8-spori. Sporae oblongae, 
rectae, utrinque rotundatae, medio septatae, non constrictae, 
—35/60 micro. hyalinae.  Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad folia Symphorema luzonicum: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, 
Los Baños, 7/1918, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1149 b, 

Ad Lichenes pertinebit. 


Linbartia philippinensis Rebm 


Apothecia dispersa sessilia in maculis epiphyllis discretis 
albidulis, ex hyphis gelatinosis eonglutinatis, gonidia viridia 
includentibus contextis innata, globosa-clausa, dein urcevlata, 
fusca glabra, 0.2—0.3 mm lata, sicca, involuta. Asci cla- 
vati, apice rotundati, sessiles, 30 x 15 micro., 8-spori, I. 
 Sporae ellipsoideae, rectae, medio septatae, non constrictae, 
hyalinae, 10 x 3—3.5 miero., distichae. Paraphyses filiformes, 
hyalinae, epithecium fuscum formantes. 


May 20, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— V 2937 


Ad Ficum ulmifolium: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 
4/1913, leg. J. J. Mirasol, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1161. 
Pertinet ad Lichenes, 


BILIMBIA de Not. 
Bilimbia Rhaphidophylli Rehm 


Apothecia in maculis epiphyllis dilute cinereis plerumque 
dispersa, sessilia, orbicularia, patellaria, disco plano vel con- 
vexulo, dilute flavido-brunneo vel fuscidulo, tenuiter margi- 
nato, 0.85 mm lata, excipulo membraneo parenchymatico. 
Asci cylindricei apice rotundati et incrassati, 30 x 12—14 
miero., 8-spori, I--. Sporae oblongae, interdum curvatulae, 
3-septatae, paullulum ad septa constrictae, hyalinae, 10—12 
X 3—4 micro., distichae. Paraphyses hyalinae, gelatinoso con- 
glutinatae. Hypothecium hyalinum. 

Ad folia Rhaphidophylli: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
fios, 9/1918, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 
1817 >, 


MELITTOSPORIOPSIS Rehm 


Melittosporiopsis pseudopezizoidea Rehm Hedwigia 1900, 
p. Bt. 

Ad foliam Olax: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Baños, 8/1913, 
leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1602. 


Melittosporiopsis gigantospora Rehm Hedwigia 1900, p. 90. 


Sace. et Syd. Syll. xvi, p. 752. 

Ad foliam  Rhaphidophylli: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los 
Baños, 9/1913, leg M. B. Raimundo, comm. €. F. Baker, 
no. 1817, 


Melittosporiopsis pachycarpa Rehm Hedwigia 1904, p. 11. 


Ad folium Raphidophylli: Luzon, Prov. Laguna, Los Ba- 
ños, 9/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 
1817 £, 

Sporae in asco II —80 x 10—12 micro., in asco IV =60 x 8 
et minus septatae in eodem  apothecio. 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


Vol. VI. Manila, P. L, June 6, 1914. Art. 104. 


CHAMPIGNONS des PHILIPPINES—] 
Communiqués par QC. F. Baker 


par 


N. Patouillard 
(Neuilly-sur-Seine, France) 


BASIDIOMYCETES 
(a. Hétérobasidiés) 
SEPTOBASIDIUM Pat. 


Septobasidium Bogoriense Pat. ap. P. Henn. in Warb. 
Monsunia 1, 40. 

Los Bafios (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 695). Sur des 
Coccides parantant les rameaux d'arbres divers, dans la forêt. 
Baker no. 2171, sur les Coccides de tiges herbacées. 

. Specimens typiques. Basides cylindracées, sans renflement 
basilaire, droites ou ineurvées, 21—28 x 6—8 micro., à la 
fin triseptées. Subiculum brun-clair, pellicule superficielle con- 


tinue, blanc-roussâtre. 


Septobasidium Bakeri nov. sp. 
Los Bafios (Baker, 73). Sur les colonies de Odonaspis 


nov. sp. (Coccides), de chaumes de Schizostachyum. 
Resupinatum, longe lateque effusum, amplectens, levis, 
non rimosum, obscure brunneo-atrum, crassiusculum; contextu 


2239 


2240 LEAFLETS oF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Art. 104 
suberoso, tenaci, ex hyphis erectis, fasciculatis, brunneo-fuseis, 
4—6 micro. crassis formato; basidiis hyalinis, primitus glo- 
bosis; sporis non visis. 

Espèce analogue à Septobasidium atratum Pat, mais plus 
épaisse, plus tènace, à surface non luisante, à trame plus 
dense, très résistante et comme subereuse a marge à peine 
fimbriée, de méme couleur brunnoirátre que la reste de la 
plante. Eile embrasse completement le support et peu s’en 
detacher très facilement. 


AURICULARIA Bull. 


Auricularia polytricha (Mtg.) Sacc. Misc. 1, 12; Exidia 
Mig. Bel, Voy. Crypt. 154; Hirneola Fr. 


Los Bafios (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1211, 1212). Sur le 
bois mort. 


1 


Auricularia tenuis Lév. Champ. exot. 219 (Eridia); Hir- 
neola Fr. Fung. Nat. 27. 


Los Baños (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1650). Sur le 
bois mort. 
HETEROCHAETE Pat. 


Heterochaete tenuicula (Lév.) Pat. Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. 
1894, 76; Hydnum Lév. ap. Zoll. Pl. Javan. no. 1078 ^. 


Los Baños (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1258). Sur les 
rameaux morts de P Acacia farnesiana. 


GUEPINIOPSIS Pat. 


Guepiniopsis spathularius Schw. Carol. tab. 2, fig. 
1—3 (Merulius); Guepinia Fr. Elench. it, 32: 


Los Baños (Mirasol, comm. Baker, 1465). Trones de 
Tamarindus indicus. 
DACRYOMITRA Tul. 


. Dacryomitra glossoides Pers. Syn. Fung. 596 (Clavaria); 
Calocera Fr. Syst. Myc. 1, 487. 


June 6, 1914] CHAMPIGNONS DES PHILIPPINES— I 2241 


Pauai, Prov. Benguet (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1298). 
Sur branch:s pourries. 

Plante de 8—12 mm de hant, croissant isolement sur le 
bois mort, jaunátre, simple, à clavule obtuse ou atténuée, 
plus large que le stipe, à hymenium unilatèral et à spore 
ellipsoides, uniseptées, 9—12 x 4—5 micro. 

Le petit nombre de spécimens mis à notre disposition, 
respond assez bien aux caractéres de Calocera glossoides (Pers.) 
Fr., se rattiche au genre Dacryomitra par son hymenium d'un 
seul coté, mais parait appartenir à une forme intermédiaire 
en Dacryomitra glossoides Bref. et Dacryomitra pusilla Tul. 


BASIDIOMYCETES 
(b. Homobasidiés) 
HYMENOCHAETE Lévy. 


Hymenochaete adusta (Lév.) Bres. Hedw. rr, 323; The- 
lephora Lév. Champ. exot. 213. 


Mont Maquiling près Los Baños (Baker, 2152). Sur les 
trones morts. 


Hymenochaete tenuissima Berk. Cub. Fung. no. 418. 


Pauai, Prov. Benguet (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1284). Sur 
les branches morts. 


PODOSCYPHA Pat. 


Podoscypha glabra (Lév.) Pat: Stereum glabrum Lév. 
ap. Zoll. Pl. Javan. no. 16. 


Los Baños (Baker, 127). Sur les troncs morts. 
Chapeau zone, brun-elair; spores incolores, ovoides, 3—4 x 2 
micro. Espéce très voisine de Podoscypha obliqua. 


Podoscypha obliqua (Mtg. et Berk.) Pat. in Duss. Catal. 
Guadeloupe 21; Stereum obliquum Mig. et Berk. ap. Berk. 
Dec. Fung. no. 17; Thelephora surinamensis Lév.! 


2212 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 104 


Los Bafios (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1219). Sur le bois mort. 


STEREUM Fries 


Stereum spectabile Mey. in Klotz. Fung. VI, tab. 5, 
fig. 2. 


Mont Maquiling (Baker, 2153). Sur les bois mort. 


Stereum lobatum Fr. Epier. 547 var. concolor; Thel- 
ephora concolor Jumgh. Java 38. 


Los Baños (Baker, 290). Sur les trones morts. 


Stereum fasciatum Fr, loc. cit. 546. 


Pauai, Prov. Benguet (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1295). Sur 
les troncs pourris. 


Stereum Kalchbrenneri Sacc. Syll. VI, 568; Stereum 
amaenum Kalch. (non Lév.). 


Los Baños (Reves, comm. Baker, 1153). Sur bois mort. 
Espèce très voisine de Stereum Friesü Lév. et de Stereum 
involutum Kze. 


Stereum duriusculum Berk. et Br. Fung. Ceyl. no. 
599. 
Los Baños (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1147). Sur les souches. 


CLADODERRIS Pers. 


Cladoderris elegans (Jungh.) Fr. Fung. Nat. 21; Cymat- 
oderma Jungh. Aun. Sc. Nat. 1841, 320. 


Mont Maquiling (Baker, 391). Sur le bois pourri. 


POROGRAMME Pat. 


Porogramme fuligo (Berk.) Pat. Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. 
XXVI, 45; Polyporus Berk. in Linn. Journ. XIV, 53; Poria Oke. 


June 6, 1914] CHAMPIGNONS DES PHILIPPINES—I 9913 


Los Baños (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1904). Sur les vieux 
chaumes de Bambusa vulgaris. 


LEUCOPORUS Quel. 


Leucoporus arcularius (Fr.) Quel. Enchir. 165; Poly- 
porus Fr, Syst. Myc. I, 342; Nov. Symb. 49; Polyporus um- 
bilicatus Jungh. Java 72. 


- Los Baños (Baker, 56). Sur les brauches pourries A terre. 


Leucoporus grammocephalus Berk. Lond. Journ, I, 147 


(Polyporus) ; Cuming exsic. no. 1991. 
Los Baños (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1214). Sur le bois mort. 


Leucoporus grammocephalus Berk. var. trigonus Lév. 
in Zoll. Pl. Javan. no. 2069!; Polyporus perversus Lloyd Stip. 


Polyp. fig. 438. 
Los Bafios (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1215; Raimundo, comm. 


Baker, 1921). Mont Maquiling (Baker, 393). 
Polyporus trigonus Lév. est une variété de grammocephalus 


à chapeau chataiu-noirâtre, á pores roux et de forme géné- 
rale spatulée. La face supérieure est marquée de crétes, peu 
saillantes, rayonnantes et anastomosées en arrière. Ce dernier 
caractére, trés net dans le no. 1215, s'atténue dans le no. 
1921 où on ne voit que quelques aspérités et manque dans 
le no. 393 où la surface est simplement striée. 


Leucoporus gallo-pavonis Berk. et Br. Brisb. Fung. II, 
59 (Polyporus); Polyporus confundens Ces.; Polyporus meleagris Berk. 


Los Baños (Baker, 466, 712). Sur les vieux troncs. 
Varie à stipe cendré et soyeux, ou glabrescent et laqué 


jaunátre. 
MELANOPUS Pat. 
Melanopus varius (Fr.) var. Javanicus Lév. Champ. 
Mus. 127. 


Mont Banahao (Copeland, comm. Baker, 804). Sur les 
souches, | : è 


2244 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 104 


MICROPORUS Pal. 


Microperus sanguineus (Linn.) Sp. Pl. 1, 1646 (Bole- 
tus); Polyporus Fr. Epicr. 444. 


Los Bafios et Mont Maquiling (Baker, 294, 895). Sur 
les bois morts. 


Microporus xanthopus Fr. Epicr. 437 (Polyporus); Mi- 
croporus Perula Pal. Fl. Ow. XXII, tab. 8. 


Los Baños (Baker, 194, 669). Sur les troncs. 


Microporus affinis Nees Fung. Javan xvi, tab. 4, 
fig. 1—4 (Polyporus). S 


Los Baños et Mont Maquiling (Baker, 71, 293, 2011). 
Pauai, Prov. Benguet (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1301). Sur 
les troncs et les branches morts. 


Microporus microloma Lév. Champ. exot. 183 (Polyporus). 


Los Baños (Baker, 710). Sur les rameaux morts. 


LENZITES Fries 
Lenzites subferruginea Berk. in ten Journ. 1854, 134, 
Gloeophyllum edule Murr. 


Pauai, Prov. Benguet (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1286, 1302). 
Sur les trone de Pinus insularis. 


Lenzites Palisoti Fr. Epicr. 404; Daedalea  repanda 
Pers.; Lenzites polita Fr. 


Los Bafios (Baker, 126, 292, 660; Reyes comm. Baker, 
2150). Sur les arbres morts. 


be Lenzites tenuis Berk. in Hook. Journ. 1842, 151 (Dae- 
dalea); Polyporus lenziteus Lév.; Daedalea lurida Lév.; Daedalea 
: mácrozona | Lo; ra subconfragosa Murr. 


JUNE 6, 1914] CHAMPIGNONS DES PHILIPPINES—I ` 2945 


Los Baños (Reyes, comm. Baker, 2149, 2148; Baker, 
975, 1216). Sur les troncs des arbres morts. 

Espèce extrèmement variable dans sa forme et dans sa 
configuration hyménienne. 


HEXAGONA Fries 


_  Hexagona bivalvis (Pers. Bres. Hedw. LI, 318; Poly- 
porus Pers. in Freyc. Voy. Bot. 168. 


Los Baños (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1138). Sur le bois mort. 


Hexagona Thwaitesii Berk. N. Pac. Explor. no. 98. 


Los Bafios (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1139, 1141, 1143). Sur 
le bois mort. Sur les branches mortes de Tamarindus in- 
dicus (Baker, 765). 

Heragona Thwaitesii et Heragona bivalvis sont deux especes 
trós voisines et probablement de simples formes d'un méme 
champignon. Toutes deux ont la méme coloration pâle du 
chapeau et des alvéoles ; les pores de Hexagona bivalvis sont 
seulement un peu plus petits. 


Hexagona Thwaitesii Berk. f. sinuata nov. forme 


Los Baños (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1149). 
Sinuée lobée. 


Hexagona Thwaitesii Berk. f. resupinata nov. forme 


Los Baños (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1217). 
Résupinée, ètalée, avec la marge entière et relevée, or- 
biculaire ou allongée, plus ou moins embrassante. 


Hexagona Thwaitesii Berk. var. retropicta Bres. Hedw. 
Lin, 78. 


Los Bafios (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1148; Baker, 709, 761). 
Mont Maquiling (Copeland, comm. Baker, 896). Sur les bois mort. 
Cette variété se rattache a Heragona Thwattesii par ses 
alvèoles de même grandeur et de même coloration. Elle 
s'éloigne de Heragona pulchella Lev. qui a les pores gris 
roussátres foncés, plus petits et un chapeau chatain-obscur. 


2216 LEAFLETS OF PuiLiPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Amr. 104 


Hexagona Reyesii nov. sp. 


Los Baños (Reyes, comm. Baker, 1142). Sur les bran- 
ches sèches, 

Membranaceo-coriacea, omnino resupinata, arcte adnata, 
longe effusa, margine stricto, tenui, albo, vix floccoso, non 
secedente; alveolis regularibus, angulatis, minutis, (0.5—0.33 
mm), isabellinis, intus setulosis, dissepimentis tenuibus, strictis, 
obtusis, integris, albidis; setulis cylindraceo subulatis, albidis, 
tenuibus, circiter 100 x 25 micro.; sporis non visis; hyphis 
hyalinis, tenuibus, 2—3 micro, crassis. 

Espèce longuement. étalée, trés adhérente, entourée d'une 
marge blanche, mince, stèrile, inséparable du support. Pores 
anguleux, en forme d'alvéoles de 300 à 400 micro. de lar- 
geur et d'égale profundeur, de color isabelle clair, separés 
par des cloisons minces (80—100 micro.), obtuses et blan- 
chátres sur la tranche. Leur surface est parsemée de pointes 
celluleuses délieates, blanches, assez abondantes, La trame 
stérile est réduite à une simple membrane portant directe- 
ment les alvéoles. i 

Ce champignon reprèsente la forme Poria dans le genre 
Hexagona, et est analogue à Poria setulosa Henn. in Engl. Jahrb. 
XXVII, 321, mais différent par ses caractères. 

Elmerina setulosa Bres. Ann. Myc. x, 507 de Java, 
avec sa marge libre, dressée, entière, semble plutot étre la 
forme rèsupinée d'un Hexagona du groupe de  Hexagona 
Thwaitesii et n'est pas comparable à notre espèce. 


ELMERINA Bres. 


Elmerina cladophora (Berk.) Bres. Hedw. 11, 319; 
Hexagona cladophora Berk. 


Los Bafios (Baker, 291). Sur les arbres morts. 

Hexagona cladophora Berk., par sa consistance cartilagi- 
neuse, ses lames molles, anastomosés en alvéoles, son port 
particulier, est un type trés spécial, qui a été séparé avec 
racon du genre Hezagona par M. Bresadola, sous la denomi- 
nation d’Elmeria (loc. cit. LI, 319), modifée depuis en e 
merina (ann. Mye. X, 507). 


June 6, 1914] CHAMPIGNONS DES PmrLiPPINES— I 2247 


FUNALIA Pat. 


Funalia Mons-veneris (Jungh.) Pat. En. Taxon. 95; 
Polyporus Jungh. Java 61. 


Los Baños (Baker, 1154). Sur les troncs morts. 


TRAMETES Fries 


Trametes aspera (Jungh.) Bres. Hedw. Lui, 69; Poly- 
porus asper. Jungh. Java. 60. 


Los Bafios (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 807; Copeland, comm. 
Baker, 862). Sur le bois mort. 


Trametes corrugata (Pers.) Bres.; Polyporus corrugatus 
Pers.; Daedalea sanguinea, Kiotz.; Polyporus Persoonii Mtg. in Be- 
lang. Voy. Ind. Or. Crypt. 147; Hexagona cruenta Mtg. Voy. 
Pole Sud. Bot. 1, 208. 


Mont Maquiling et Los Baños (Baker, 469, 513, 658; 
Reyes, comm. Baker, 971, 1155, 1216). Sur le bois mort. 


Trametes flava Jungh. Java 46 (Polyporus); Irpex flavus 
Klotz.; Coriolopsis melleo-flava Murr. 


Los Baños (Baker, 34, 813; Reyes, comm. Baker, 1156). 
Sur les trones. 


Trametes dermatodes Lév. Bonite 180 (Polyporus); Poly- 
porus peradeniae Berk. et Br. 


Los Bafios (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 566). Sur Bambou. 


Trametes scopulosa (Berk.) Bres. Hedw. 11, 317; Poly- 
porus Berk.; Trametes Rhiz e Reich. 


Los Baños (Reyes, odi. Baker, 1157—forme stipitée, 1213; 
Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1664). Sur les troncs pourris. 


2248 


LEAFLETS OF PurrrPPINE BOTANY (Vor. VI, Arr. 104 


Trametes cinnabarina Fr. Nov. Symb, 98. 


Los Baños (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1464—forme résu- 
pinée). Sur trones de Tamarindus indicus. 


CORIOLUS Quel. 


Coriolus vinosus (Berk.) Pat. En. Taxon. 94; Polyporus 
Berk.; Polyporus badius Jumgh. ; 


Mont Maquiling (Baker, 66). Sur le bois mort. 

Forme sessile, en éventail et laciniée, dont les caracteres 
ne different pas de ceux de la forme normale a chapeau 
entier et régulier. Polyporus tristis Lév. est stipité, mais peu 
distinet. 


Coriolus elongatus (Berk.) Pat. loc. cit. 94; Polyporus 
Berk. 


Pauai, Prov. Benguet (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1300). 
Sur les trones. 


Coriolus hirsutus (Fr.) Quel. Fl. Myc. 389; Polyporus 
Fr. Syst. Myc. 1, 367. : 


Los Bafios (Baker, 814, 2004; Reyes, comm. Baker, 1152, 
1140, 2147). Sur les branches tombées. 


Coriolus hirsutus (Fr.) Quel. var. vellereus Berk. in Hook. 
Journ. 1842, 455. 


Los Bafios (Baker, 129). 


Coriolus hirsutus (Fr.) Quel. var. polyzonus Pers. in 
Freyc. Voy. Uranie 1826, 171; Fr. Epicr. 477. 


Los Baños (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 514). Sur le bois mort. 
Persoon, loc. cit. considère son Polyporus polyzonus, 


comme une simple variété de Polyporus lutescens du Nm 
gia Europaea. 


JUNE 6, 1914] CHAMPIGNONS DES PHILIPPINES - I 2249 


CYCLOMYCES Fries 


Cyclomyces cicheriaceus Berk. in Fr. Nov. Symb. 92 
(Polystictus). 


Mont Banahao (Copeland, comm. Baker, 805). Sur les 
souches, 


PHELLINUS Quel. 


Phellinus Williamsii (Murr.) Bull. Torrey Club XXIV, 
479 (Pyropolyporus); Pyropolyporus lamaensis Murr. loc. cit. 
479 (efr. Bres. Hedw. rm, 59). 


Mont Maquiling (Baker, 897, 295). Sur les trones morts. 


XANTHOCHROUS Pat. 


Xanthochrous Korthalsii Lév. Champ. exot. 190 (Poly- 
porus). 


Pauai, Prov. Benguet (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1292). 
Sur les troncs, 


GANODERMA Karst. 
Ganoderma lucidum (Leyn.) Karst. var. Japonicum Fr. 
Epicr. 442. 


Los Baños (Baker, 197). Sur souches de Bambou. 
- Identique à la plante d'Europe, sauf un port plus grêle; 
spores echinulées, 12—14 x 7—8 micro. 


Ganoderma laccatum Pat. Ann. Bot. Buitenz. 1897, 
114; Polyporus laccatus Zoll. Pl. Javan. no. 2087 (cfr. Bres. 
Ann. Myc. x, 500). 


Los Baños (Baker, 1239). Troncs de Leucaena glauca. 


Ganoderma mastoperum (Lév.) Pat. Bull. Soc. Myc. 
Fr. 1889, 71; Polyporus Lév. Champ. exot. 182, 


2250 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BorANY [Vor. VI, Ar. 104 


Los Baños (Baker, 762). Sur les trones morts. 
Forme á stipe tres court. 


Ganoderma Amboinense (Lam.) Pat. loc. cit. 70; 
Agaricus Lam. Enc. 1, 49. 


Los Baños (Baker, 898). Sur les souches. 


Ganoderma australe (Fr.) Pat. loc. cit. 71; Polyporu 
Fr. Elench. 1, 108. 


Los Baños (Baker, 512, 659). Souches de Bambou, etc 


Ganoderma leucophaeum (Mtg.) Pat. loc. cit. 73; Poly- 
porus Mtg. Syn.. Crypt. no. 492. 


Los Baños (Baker, 670, 714, 763). Vieux trones dans 
la forét. 


Ganoderma testaceum (Lév.) Pat. loc. cit. 67; Poly- 
porus lingua Lév. ap. Zoll. no. 360 (non Nees). 


Los Baños (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1161). Surle bois mort. 
Spores asperulées, 6—7 x 4—5 micro. 


UNGULINA Pat. 


. . Ungulina atro-alba P. Henn. in Warb. Monsunia I, 144 
(Fomes). 


Mont Banahao (Copeland, comm. Baker, 806). Branches 
mortes. 


Ungulina bicolor Jungh. Java 44 (Polyporus); Polyporus 
vulneratus Lév. 


Mont Maquiling (Baker, 389). Sur rameaux tombés. 


Ungulina ungulata (Schaef.) Pat. Boletus ungulatus 
Schaef.; Polyporus pinicola Fr. Epicr. 468. 


JUNE 6, 1914] CHAMPIGNONS DES PnuiLIPPINES—I 2951 


Baguio, Prov. Benguet (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1304). 
Sur les trones de Pinus insularis. 


Ungulina contracta Berk. Dec. Fung. no. 176 (Polyporus). 


Los Bafios (Baker, 718, 296; Copeland, comm. Baker, 
863). Sur les souches. 


HYDNUM Fries 


Hydnum insulare nov. sp. 


Los Baños (Evaristo, comm. Baker, 1567). Sur les souches 
pourries de Tamarindus indicus. 

Imbrieatum, lateraliter connatum, carnoso-caseosum, fra- 
gile, albo-alutaceum;  pileis planis, sessilibus, cuneiformibus, 
radiato-rugosis, glabrescentibus, 6—8 cent. longis, 4—6 cent. 
antice latis, tenuibus (vix 5 mm. crassis); margine recto, 
acuto, integro sinuatove; aculeis simplicibus, confertissimis, 
subulatis, gracilibus, 1 mm longis, ochraceis, ecystidiatis; 
sporis hyalinis, levibus, ovoideis, minutis, (3—4x 3 micro.); 
contextu pallido, friabili, ex hyphis hyalinis 5 micro. latis, 
tenuiter tunicatis. 

Espèce cespiteuse, formant des touffes de 15 cent. de 
largeur, à chapeau pàle, blanchátre, plus ou moins lavé 
d'ocracé, glabre, ruguleux ou tuberculeux surtout en arriére, 
en forme de triangle inséré par le sommet. La trame est 
de couleur pále, homogéne, fragile, sauf prés du point d'in- 
sertion ou elle est nettement fibreuse; elle est composée d'hyphes ` 
à large cavité, èpaisses de 5 micro. La face inférrieure plane, 
est ocre foncé et uniformément couverte d'aiguillons sauf à 
la marge. 


Hydnum Copelandii nov. sp. 


Pauai, Prov. Benguet (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1297). 
Sur les trones morts. 

Totum resupinatum, latissime expansum; subieulo tenui, 
effuso, adnato, membranaceo-crustoso, glabro, pallido-rufescente; 
aculeis carnosis, usque ad 15 mm longis, subulatis, levibus, 


2252 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Art. 104 


integris, obliquis vel prostratis, hine illine fasciculatis rufes- 
centibus, ecystidiatis; sporis hyalinis, glaboso-ovoideis, levibus, 
grosse 1-guttulatis, 6 micro. diam. 

Espéce analogue à Hydnum leptodon Mtg., à aiguillons 
moins serrés, souvent en paquets laissant voir le subiculum. 


TROGIA Fries 


Trogia partita (Berk.) Pat. En. Taxon. 126; Cantharel- 
lus Berk. Lond. Journ. 1, 453. 


Los Bafios (Copeland, comm. Baker, 146). Sur les bran- 
ches decortiquées, 


LASCHIA Fries 
Laschia simulans nov. sp. 


Los Bafios (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1268). Sur le bois 
pourri. 

E resupinato reflexa, sessilis, reniformis dorsaliter ad- 
fixa, postice incisa, antice semiorbieularis integra; margine 
acuto, ineurvo, luride gilva, albida, glabrata (sub lente vix 
pruinosula), bullata, radiatim transversimque sulcata; Jamellis 
albidis, 5—6-radiantibus, ramosis, crassiuscu'is, acie integro, 
venoso-connexis, interstitiis latis, alveolis irregularibus, angu- 
losis; cystidiis hyalinis, acutis, deorsum  ventricosis, 36-45 
X 15—18 micro.; sporis hyalinis, ovoideis, grosse uniguttatis, 
9—10 x 5—6 micro.; contextu gelatinoso. 

Petit plante atteignant un centimétre de diamétre, pen- 
dante, échanerée en arriere, d'abord résupinée, cupuliforme, 
puis réfléehée, d'un blanc fauve ou roussâtre plus pâle à 
la marge. La surface parait glabre à l'oeil me, mais elle 
porte ca et lá de petites touffes courtes de poils aceolés, 
lui donnant un aspect pruineux quand ou l'examine a la 
loupe. Cette surface est marquée de sillons rayonnants peu 
regulier, réunis transversalment par d'autres, délimitant un 
réseau brilleux, correspondant aux lames rayonnants et aux 
anastomoses de la face supérieure. La trame est inégalment 
gelatineuse; trés molle vers la portion supérieure, elle est 
plus dense, presque charnue au voisinage de la face fructi- 
 fére. Comme dans tous les vrais Laschia, l’hymenium est 


June 6, 1914] CHAMPIGNONS DES PHILIPPINES—I 2253 


sur des lames à tranche obtuse, qui rayonnent du point 
d'insertion à la périphère et sont anastomosées, surtout en 
* arriére, en un réseau d’alvéoles irrègulières. 

Ces lames portent des cystides en grand nombre, sur. 
tout au voisinage de l'aróte. Les spores sont ovoides, lisses, 
avec une grosse gouttelette et mesurent 9—10 x 5—6 micro. 

Plante formant le passage de Laschia aux Pleurotus à 
trame gelatineuse et à lames cystidées. Voisine de Laschia 
alba Berk. par le port et la couleur, elle touche à Laschia 
candida A. L.*Sm. par ses cystides, mais s'en éloigne par 
ses spores plus grandes. 


FAVOLUS Fries 
Favolus spathulatus (Jungh.) Bres. Hedw. LI, 318; 
Laschia Jungh. Java 75; Hymenogramme Sace. Syll. V, 653; 
Favolus multiplex Lév. 
Mont Maquiling (Baker, 65, 394). Sur le bois mort. 
Solitaire ou en touffes; d'abord blanchátre, puis brun- 
roux par la dessication. 


Favolus tener Lév. Champ. exot. 202. 
Los Bafios et Mont Maquiling (Baker, 67, 708). Sur 
le bois mort. 


Favolus Philippinensis Berk. in Hook. Journ. 1842, 148. 


Los Baños (Baker, 1218). Sur les vieux troncs. 


Favolus Philippinensis Berk. forme obscurata Bres. Hedw. 
Liu, 74, 

Los Baños (Baker, 2012). Sur les souches. 

Espéce trés voisine de Favolus peltatus Lév ap. Zoll. PI. 
Javan. no. 27, qui est plus grande dans toûtes ses parties, 
mais ne semble pas spécifiquement distincte. Favolus Jung- 
huhnii Lév. s'en éloigne par sa consistance rigide, ses alvéoles 
à cloisons èpaisses, bordées à l'orifice par tubercules obtus 
comme on eu observe dans le genre Pseudofavolus, auquel 


ce champignon doit étre rattaché. 


2254 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 104 


DICTYOPANUS Pat. 


Dictyopanus Copelandii nov. sp. 


Los Bafios (Copeland, comm. Baker, 1258). Sur les chaumes 
et les feuilles pourries de graminées. 

Carnoso-lentus,  stipitatus, pleuropus, minutus; stipite 
gracili, filiformi, tereti, vix deorsum incrassato, 3—6 mm. 
longo, 0.33 mm. crasso, recto vel flexuoso, pruinoso, albido, 
non numquam in disco orbieulari albo inserto; pileo e con- 
vexo plano, 2—3 mm. lato, reniformi vel orbiculari excen- 
tricoque, postice marginato, albido, pruinoso-pulverulento, nec 
zonato, nec sulcato, tenui, margine incurvo, integro; pagina 
inferiori albido-rufa, applanata; poris radiantibus, angulosis, 
minutis, (120—180 micro. longis), dissepimentis carnosis, 
obtusis, 30—50 micro. crassis, integris, pruinosis; basidiis 
15 x 6 micro., 4-sterigmaticis; cystidiis nullis; sporis levibus, 
hyalinis, ovoideo-globosis, 5—6 x 4—5 micro. 

Plante charnue-ferme, nullement gélatineuse et dèpourvue 
de pellicule spécializée. C'est une miniature de Dictyopanus 
subpulverulentus (Berk.) Pat. dont elle diffère par ses dimen- 
sions exigues, son stipe filiforme, grêle et bien plus allongè. 

Elle a le port d'un Favolaschia stipité, mais se rattache à 
Dictyopanus par la pulvérulence de chapeau et de la tranche 
des alvéoles, causée par des poils courts, plus ou moins gran- 
uleux, et incrustés de matières minérales. 


POROLASCHIA Pat. 


Porolaschia Raimundoi nov. sp. 


Los Bafios (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1438). Sur le bois 
mort. 

Subeaespitosa, sessilis; pileo convexo, pendulo, reniformi, 
dorsaliter postice adfixo, gelatinoso, 1—2 cent. lato, fusco-rubro 
(in sicco), pruinoso; pagina inferiori concolori, radiante al- 
veolata, alveolis profundis, angulosis, minutis, 0.5 mm. latis, 
dissepimentis tenuibus, integris, gelatinosis; sporis hyalinis; 
ovoideis, levibus, 6—8 micro. 


June 6, 1914] CHAMPIGNONS DES PHILIPPINES—I 2255 


La face supérieure du chapeau porte de petits floconx de 
poils agglutinés trés courts (60 x 20 miero.), qui lui donnent 
son aspect pruineux; il n'y à pas de pellicule spècializée. Sur 
le sec la colleur est d'un brun-rouge; la face hymenienne 
est un peu plus pàle. 


CREPIDOTUS Fries 


Crepidotus quitensis Pat. Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. 1x, 129 


var. Philippinensis nov. var. 


Los Baños (Baker, 2154). Sur les trones morts de Leu- 


caena glauca. 
Ne différe de la forme typique que par sa coloration 


ocracée  rovsse. 


NIDULA White 


Nidula sp. dub. 


Mont Banahao (Copeland, comm. Baker, 808). Sur les 


écorces d'arbres. 
Spécimens réduits aux cupules, sans péridioles et non 


spécifiquement determinables. Ils ressemblent exactement à 
la figure de Stereum cyathiforme Curr. Trans. Linn. Soc. Bot. 
I, tab. 21, fig 1, qui semble représenter un Nidula, plutot 


qu'un Stereum. 


CYATHUS Hall 


Cyathus Poeppigi Tul. Monogr. Nidul. 1844, 771; Cya- 
thus plicatus Fr.; Cyathus sulcatus Kalch. 


Los Baños (Baker, 1274). Sur du Canevas pourri. 


Cyathus Montagnei Tul. loc. cit. 70, tab. 4, fig. 9-11. 


Los Baños (Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1408, 1395, 511; - 


Reyes, comm. Baker, 1432; Copeland, comm. Baker, 1256). 
Sur divers bois pourris, Bambou, etc. Morong Valley, fle Lacon 


(Raimundo, comm. Baker, 1260). 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Arr 104 


BE On trouve tous les passages entre les formes A péridium 

nettement sillonné comme dans Cyathus Montagnei Tul., Cyathus 
byssoides Jungh. (au sens de Lév. ap Zoll.) et celles à péridium a 
lisse (Cyathus Elmeri Bres.), soit dans des collections isolées, 

. Soit dans la méme collection. Les dimensions des spores 

_ varient entre 17—22 x 9—12 micro, 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


[S S SEE rM en IRR on ————— — 
Vol. VI. Manila, P. L, June 27, 1914. Art. 105 


ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES NI 
Communicati a elar. C. F. Baker 
by 
H. Rehm 
(Munich, Germany) 


PERISPORIACEAE 
BALLADYNA Rac. 


Balladyna Medinillae Rac. Bull. Ak. Sc. Cracovie 1909, 
p. 373. 

Ad Medinillae myrianthae, Mt. Maquiling prope Los Ba- 
ños, Philip., 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2362. 

Exacte convenit cum descriptione 1. c., addenda modo 
sunt hyphopodia ampulliformia, s litaria, rara, haud curvata, 
ad basis 10 miero. lata, 15 miero. alta. 


MELIOLA Fries 


Meliola aciculosa Wint. Hedw. 1885, p. 93 (cfr. Gaill. 
Meliola, p. 66 in Bull. Soc. Mye. Fr. VII) 


var. Viticis Rehm 
Ad folia Vier Negundo, Los Baños, Philip., 7/1913, leg. 


S. A. Reyes, comm. C F. Baker, no. 1515. 
My-elio obscure fusco arcte compresso a specie divergens, 


ceterim eadem. 


2257 


2258 LrarLers or Paiippine BOTANY [Vor. VI, Art. 106 


* 
Meliola cylindrophora Rehm (cfr. Philip. Journ. Sci. VII, 
. p. 181). 


Ad folia Premnae cumingianae, Los Baños, Philip., 12/1913, 
leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2395. In foliis Erhetiae navesii, Los 
Baños, Philip., 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 94, sub Meliola 
stenospora 1. c. 

Vix hyphopodiis paullulum minoribus diversa. 


Meliola Uvariae Rehm (cfr. Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, p. 
251). 


Ad folia Uvariae, Los Baños, Philip. 12/1913, leg. 
C. F. Baker, no. 2189. 
Exemplaria sine peritheciis ceterum = nos. 680, 1277. 


Meliola vilis Syd. Leafl. Philip. Bot. vi, p. 1926. 


Ad folia Callicarpae, Los Bafios, Philip., 10/1918, leg. 
S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 19492. 


Meliola Alstoniae Koord. Bot. Unters. 1907, p. 178. 


Ad folia Alstonia macrophylla,, Los Baños, Philip., 4/1918, 
leg. H. G. Teodoro, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1226. 
Valde convenit cum descriptione 1. c. 


SPHAERIACEAE 
GUIGNARDIA Viala et Rav. 
Guignardia albicans Rehm 


Perithecia in maculis epiphyllis orbicularibus 0.5—3 em 
latis, mox in toto epiphyllo confluentibus, albidulis plurima 
gregaria, peridermio innata, globulosa, 1.2 mm lata, non 
 ostiolata, sicca nigritula, parenchymatice flavidule contexta. 
Asci clavati, apice rotundati, sessiles, circ. 60 x 15 micro., 
8-spori. Sporae cylindraceae, utrinque obtusae, rectae, 1-cel- 
lulares, hyalinae, 18—20 x 5—7 micro., distichae. Paraphyses 
nullae. 

| Ad folia Hoyae luzonensis, Los Baños, Philip., 9/1919, 
leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2500%, 


2259 


JuNx 27, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES--VI 


OTTHIELLA Sacc. 


Otthiella cyathoidea Rehm 


Stroma distinetum nullum. Peritheeia gregaria, interdum 
caespitosa ad lignum vix fuscidulum sessilia, peridermium 
perrumpentia, pyriformia, nigra, non  papillulata,  ostiolo 
minutissimo, scabriuseula, sicca umbilicata, ad basim valde 
contracta, subrugulosa, 0.4 mm alta et lata, parenchymatice 
crasse contexta.  Asci ovales, teneri, 28 x 6—8 micro., 8-spori. 
Sporae oblongae vel subfusoideae, rectae, medio septatae, 
hyalinae, 6 x 2 micro., 3-stichae. Paraphyses non conspicuae. 

Ad ramum deeiduum  emortuum, Los Baños, Philip., 
5/1913, leg. Eladio Sablan, comm. C. F. Baker, mo. 2564. 

Propter formam mox cyathoideam, ascos ovales et minu- 
tiem sporarum hyalodidymarum vix Otthiellae species. 


CERATOSTOMACEAE 
LENTOMITA Niessl 


Lentomita philippinensis Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, ligno extus nigratato innata, 
losa, glabra nigra, 0.4 mm  diam., rostro cylindraceo, 0.5 
mm longo per corticem prorumperitia et prominentia, mem- 
branacea. Asci fusiformes, 50 x 8 micro., 8-spori. Sporae 
fusoideae, medio septatae, non constrictae, hyalinae, 8—10 
x 3 micro., distichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad ramum emortuum Gliricidiae sepium, 
Philip., 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2185. 

Lentomitae longirostris Atks. similis. 


globu- 


Los Baños, 


ANTHOSTOMELLA Sacc. 


Anthostomella Donacis Rehm 


Schedula rectificata., Asci clavati, 60—70 x 12—14 micro., 
8-spori, I-. Sporae 15—18 x 5—8 micro., distichae. Para- 


physes filiformes. 


226) LEAFLETS or PAILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, ArT. 105 
Ad culmos emortuos Donacis cannaeformis, Los Baños, 
Philip., 4/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, 
no. 1654; 10/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 1956. 


Anthostomelia (Euanthostomella) Sacchariferae Rehm 


Perithecia culmo latissime aequaliter denigrato gregarie 
innata, epidermidem protuberantia, globulosa, ostiolo minimo 
vix papillulata prominentia, membranacee contexta, 0.15 
mm lata. Asci cylindracei, —60 x5 micro., 8-spori, [— 
Sporae ellipsoideae, nlerumqne naviculares, utrinque acutatae, 
1-cellulares, fuscae, 3—9 x 3 micro., 1-stichae. Paraphyses 

. filiformes. 

- Ad petiolos emortuos Arengne Sacchariferae, Los Baños, 
Philip., 10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. OC. F. Baker, no. 
1797. 

Sporarum minutiae convenit cum pluribus Monocotyle- 
dones incolentibus Anthostomellae speciebus, inprimis Antho- 
stomella minore Ell. et Ev., ceterum diversis; Anthostomella 
mindorensis sporis multo majoribus aliena. 


Anthostomella mirabilis (B. et Br.) v. Hoeh. var. Schi- 
zostachyi Rehm 


Ad Bambusam, Los Baños, Philip., 6/1918, leg. S. 4. 
Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 2575. Ad Schizostachyum, Los 
Baños, Philip., leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1877. 


Anthostomella grandispora Penz. et Sacc. var. Schi- 
zostachyi Rehm (cfr. Philip. Journ. Sci. VII, p. 258). 


Ad emortuum Schizostachyum, Los Baños, Philip., 11/1915, 
leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1968”. 


Anthostomella (Astrocystis) mirabilis (B. et Br.) V: 
Hoeh. : 
Ad Bambusam vulgarem emortuam, Los Baños, Philip.» 
10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 1902, 1911. 


June 27, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— VI 2261 


Anthostomella mirabilis (B. et Br.) v. Hoeh. var. ob- 
tecta Rehm 


Perithecia sub epidermide nidulantia abeaque verrucose 
elata, neque dilacerata obtecta, modo papillula nigra promi- 


nentia, ceterum ut species. 
Ad Bambusam vulgarem emortuam, Los Baños, Philip., 


10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1888. 


ROSELLINIA de Not. 


Rosellinia lamprostoma Syd. Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, p. 273. 


Ad ramum emortuum  Claorylon elongatum, Los Baños, 
Philip., 10/1918, leg C. F. Baker, no. 1796. 

Descriptione 1. e. bene quadrat. Perithecia crasse carbo- 
nacea extus fusco-nigra, papillula atra. Asci I—. 

Ad emortuam Daemonorops, Mt. Maquiling, Philip., 1/1914, 
leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2720. 

Ad perithecia mycelium tenue hypharum longarum, sep- 
tatarum vix ramosarum, fuscarum, —-8 micro. lata. 


Rosellinia procera Syd. Ann. Myc. VIII, p. 37. syn. Ro- 
sellinia emergens Hehm (mycelium nullum). 

Ad ramos Claorylon elongatum, Los Baños, Philip., 1/1914, 
leg. CO. F. Baker, no. 2477. Ad ramos emortuos Columbiae 
serratifoliae, Los Baños, Philip, 1/1914. leg. C. F. Baker, 
no. 2476. 


AMPHISPHAERIA Ces. et de Not. 


Amphisphaeria ? Bambusae Trav. Malp. 1905, p. 136. 
Ad emortuam  Bambusam vulgarem, Los Baños, Philip., 
10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1913. 
Divergit ab descriptione modo sporis obtusis rotundatis- 


que, ad septum constrictis data. Amphisphaeria Donacina Syd., 


sporis duplo majoribus gaudet. 


2262 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Not, VI, ART. 


Amphisphaeria Schizostachyi Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, innata, conoidea, minute papillulata, 
nigra, —1 mm diam., parenchymatice contexta.  Asci cylin- 
draeei, 100—110 x 8—9 micro., S-spori, I—. Sporae fusiformes, 
utrinque acutatae, medio septatae, utraque cellula 1-magni- 
guttata, non constrictae, fuscae, 15—17 x 5—6 micro., 1-stichae. 
Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad emortuos calamos Schizostachyi, Los Baños, Philip., 
10/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1882. 


Amphisphaeria notabilis Rehm 


Perithecia late gregaria, ligno immutato innata, globulosa, 
excipulo membranaceo tenuissimo instructa, corticem hemi- 
sphaerice protuberantia, nigre tecta, papillula minutissima pro- 
minentia, 0.5 mm lata. Asei eylindracei, cire. 100 x 12 miero., 
8-spori. Sporae oblongae, utrimque obtusae, rectae, medio 
septatae, non constrictae, flavae, 18 x 7—8 micro. Paraphy- 
ses filiformes, I—. 

Ad emortuum ramum, Los Baños, Philip., 4/1913, leg. 
H. G. Teodoro, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 2552. 

Amphisphaeria dunarum Speg. sec. descriptionem valde 
similis videtur. 


METASPHAERIA Sacc. 
Metasphaeria pseudostromatica Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, innata, in ligno dilute nigrefusco 
epidermide immutata tecto sessilia, mox prorumpentia, globu- 
losa, minute papillulata, 0.5 mm diam., glabra, mox colla- 
bentia, parenchymatice contexta. Asci clavati, apice rotundat!, 
90 x 15 micro., 8-spori. Sporae fusoideae, rectae vel curva- 
tulae, 1-mox 3-septatae, ad septa paullulum constrictae, hya- 
linae 15—17 x 4—5 micro., interdum strato mucoso 2 micro. 
circ. obductae, distichae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad ramos emortuos Melastomaceae, Mt. Banahao, Philip.. 
12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2238. 


Proxima Metasphaeria abundans sporis multo minoribus 
aliena. 


105 


JUNE 27, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES—VI 2263 


Metasphaeria Schizostachyi Rehm form congregata Rehm 


| Perithecia gregaria, culmum ambientia, innata, globulosa, 
peridermium protuberantia, globosa, papillula conoidea minu- 
tissima atra prominente, 0.2 mm diam., nigra, parenchyma- 
üce contexta. Asci fusiformes, 50 x 10—12 micro., 8 spori. 
Sporae fusiformes, utrinque acutatae, 3—5-septatae, hyalinae, 
15—20 x 3 micro. Paraphyses filiformes, 1 micro. 

Ad Schizostachyum emortuum, Los Baños, Philip., 11/1913, 
leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. €. F. Baker, no. 1968?, 


MASSARINA Sacc. 


. Massarina Raimundoi Rehm 


Perithecia longe lateque plurima cortici innata eumque 
protuberantia et papillula parvula perforantia, globulosa 0.4 
mm diam., ad basim hyphis nonnullis fuscidulis ramosis 
obsessa, parenchymatice contexta, nigra. Asci cylindracei, 
rotundati, —220 x 12 micro., 8-spori, I—. Sporae cylindra- 
ceae, utrinque applanatae, 4-cellularia, cellulis elliptico trans- 
versim nucleatis, rectae, strato, mucoso non obductae, hya- 
linae, 20 x 10 micro., 1-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes, hya- 
linae, 2 micro. circ. : 

Ad emortuam Citrum nobilem, Los Bafios, Philip., 10/1913, 
leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1868. 

Sporarum indole ad  Massariam tendit, defecta strati 
mucosi inprimis a Massaria et Massarina divergit, forsitan 


melius generis novi pars. 


Massarina nigroviridula Rehm 


Perithecia cortiei extus late nigroviridulo gregaria innata 
et obtecta, eumque hemisphaerice protuberantia, globulosa, 
atra, minutissime papillulata, 1 mm diam., subcarbonacea. 
Asci eylindracei, apice rotundati, 150 x 10 micro. Sporae 
ellipsoideae, 3-septatae, cellulis mediis transverse ellipticis, 
non constrictae, hyalinae, strato mucoso nullo. Paraphys2s 


filiformes, 1 micro. cire. I—. 


3264 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, ART. 


Ad ramum Derris ellipticae, Los Baños, Philip., 12/1913, 
leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2182. 


NEOPECKIA Sacc. 


Neopeckia rhodosticta (B. et Br.) Sacc. syn. Neopeckia 
diffusa (Schw.) Sace. 


Ad ramum emortuum Gliricidiae sepium, Los Baños, 
Philip., 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2175. 


ACERBIA Sacc. 
Acerbia Donacina Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, innata, conoidea, minutissime papil- 
lulata, atronitentia, parenehymatice crasse contexta, 0.5—0.8 
mm. lata. Asci cylindraceo-fusiformes, 100—120 x 9 micro., 
8-spori. Sporae filiformes, utrinque acutatae, baud septatae, 
hyalinae, 50—60 x2 micro., vermiculariter parallele convo- 
lutae. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad Donacem cannaeformem, Los Baños, Phiip., 1/1914, 
leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2470?, 


VALSACEAE 


ALLESCHERINA Berl. 
Allescherina Strebli Rehm 


Stroma in peridermio cinerascente effusum vix conspicuum. 
Perithecia numerosa singularia cortici immutato innata, globulosa, 
0.3 mm lata, peridermium vix protuberantia, ostiolis rotundatis 
parvulis nigris perforantia. Asci clavati, longestipitati, 90 x 15 
miero., p. sporif. cire. 50 micro., longo, polyspori. Spo- 
rae 60—80 in aseo, allantoideae, vix curvatulae, flavidulae, 
7—9 x 2 micro. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad emortuum Streblum asperum, Los Bafios, Philip., 10/1913, 
leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1857®. 


EUTYPA Tul. 


Eutypa megalosoma Rehm 


Stroma nigrum in cortice interiore late effusum, plagulas 
raro eutypoideas, mox 1—10 cm. longas, 5 cm latas, plerum- 


Juse 27, 1914) Ascomycetes PurLiPPINENSES— VI 2265 
que  ellipsoideas, 1.5 mm altas, ab epidermide demum 
multoties disrupta tectas et obtuse marginatas formans, intus 
hine inde albescens. Perithecia monostichae innata et con- 
stipata, globulosa, 0.3 mm diam., in collum elongata, ostiolis 
plerumque orbiculariter aggregatis, subconoideis, tenuiter sul- 
catis in ramis epidermidis prominentibus ornata. Asci fusoi- 
dei, longe Stipitati, p. sporif. 20—25 x 8 micro., 8-spori. 
Sporae allantoideae, dilute chlorinae, 7—9 x 2.5 micro. Para- 
physes nullae. 

Ad ramum  delapsum emortuum, Los Baños, Philip., 
5/1918, leg. Eladio Sablan, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 2566;' 
item, Mt. Maquiling prope Los Baños, 5/19:3, leg. M. B 
Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1135. 

Arcte accedit ad Eutypam ludibundam Suc. Syll. Fung. 
I, p. 167 differt inprimis stromate latas plagas formante 
sporisque minoribus. 


Eutypa inconspicua Rehm 


Stroma ex areis minutis, lineari-elongatis, longe ellipsoi- 
deis, parallele seriatis, ligno innatis abeoque striaeformiter 
obtectis, 2—3 mm longis, vix 1 mm latis formatum, atrum. 
Perithecia stromati innata, monosticha, globulosa, 0.15 mm 
lata, ostiolo hemisphaerico, glabro. Asci clavati, 50 x 5 miero., 
p. sporif. 30 micro. longa, 8-spori. Sporae allantoideae, 
chlorino violascentes, 7 x 2.5 micro. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad emortuum Streblum asperum, Los Bafios, Philip., 10/1913, 
leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. ©. F. Baker, no. 18585. ` 

Quoad forman persimilis Eutypa phaseolina (Mont.) Sacc. 


ceterum plane aliena. 


EUTYPELLA (Nits.) Sacc. 


Eutypella Citricola Speg. syn. Æutypella Cüricola Syd. 
Hedw. 1909, p. 80. 
Ad ramos Citri nobilis, Los Baños, Philip., 10/1913, ieg. 


M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 1869, 1877. 
Verisimile species noxia late terrarum Citros destruens. 


done T y 5 
2200 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE DoTANY (Vor. VI, Arr. 105 


Eutypella Leucaenae Rehm 


Stroma ramos corticatos late ambiens, inprimis circa 
acervulos erumpentis peritheciorum, tumidulos, 1 mm lata, 
creb-rrimos, atros, ab peridermio arcte cinctos conspicuum. 
Perithecia plerumque 5 monostichae aggregata, 0.2 mm. lata, 
nigra, globolusa, in collum  breviuseulum elongata; ostiola 
minuta, globulosa, non suleata, glabra. Asei clavati 40 x 5 
miero., p. sporif. 20 micro. longa, 8-spori. Sporae allantoi- 
deae, chlorinae, 5—8 x 2 micro. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad emortuam Leucenam glaucam, Los Baños, Philip. 
12/1913, leg. CO, F. Baker, no 2111. 

Ostiolis brevibus appropinquans Æutypella aemula Sacc. et 
Paoli. > 


Eutypella Gliricidiae Rehm 


Ad emortuam Gliricidiam sepium, Los Baños, Philip., 
12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, nos. 2169, 2183. 


DIATRYPE Fries 
Diatrype polygoneia Rehm 


Stromata in ligno dilute denigrato sessilia, ab cortice 
disrupto arcte laciniatum cincta, alte protuberantia, tubereu- 
liformia, orbicularia, circ. 2 mm diam., 1.5 mm alta, in 
acervulis orbicularibus 1—2 em diam. arcte coacervata, an- 
gulariter compressa, nigra. Perithecir in stromate extus 
intusque atro circ. 10, 1—2-stiche innata, globulosa, 0.2 mm. 
lata, ostiolis hemiglobosis, rugulosis, atris poro perspicuo 
pertusis. Asci clavati, longe stipitati, circ. 60 x 7 micro., P- 
sporif. 25 micro. longa, 8-spori. Sporae allantoideae, chlo- 
rinae, 5—8 x 2—2.5 micro. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad emortuim Gliricidiam sepium, Los Baños, Philip., 
12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 21728. 


Diatrype polygoneia Rehm var. Strebli Rehm 


En Ad emortuum  Streblum asperum, Los  Bafios, Philip., 
10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 


ase 3 


Jung 27, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHiLIPPINENSES-- VI 2267 
18582. Ad emortuum Antidesma Bunius, Los Bafios, Philip., 
10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 
1892, 1893. 

Differt ostiolis globoso-eylindraceis, distincte sulcatis, 
obtusis. 


Diatrype Albizziae Rehm 


Stromata in ligno late denigrato sessilia, prorumpentia, 
ab epidermio laciniato arcte cincta, tuberculiformia, orbicu- 
laria 2—3 mm lata, atra intus extusque, solitaria, interdum 
connata. Perithecia 1-stichae innata, 10—12, globulosa, 0.2 
mm lata, ostiolis conoideis, obtusis, distincte sulcatis, nigris. 
Asci clavati, longe stipitati, cire. 60 x 7 micro., p. sporif. 
20—25 miero., 8-spori. Sporae allantoideae, chlorinae, 5—8 
x 2 micro. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad emortuam Albizziam Acle, Los Bafios, Philip., 12/1018. 
leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2180. 

Al typum Diatrype extensa (Fr.) Berl. accedens. Inprimis 
similis Diatrype polysaccoides Rehm. 


PERONEUTYPA Berl. 


/ 


Peroneutypa discriminis Rehm 


Stroma irregulariter maculatim effusum, primitus peri- 
dermio, obtectuim, dein Eutypae-latas simillimum, planum, 
nigrofuseum, non verrucosum, vix 1 mm crassum; perithecia 
globulosa, monostiche arcte congregata, 0.2 mm lata, ligno 
atrato innata, ostiolis cylindraceis, obtusis, erectis, carbona- 
ceis, nigris, 8, 2—1 mm longis, parallelis. Asei clavati, stipi- 
tati, p. sporif, 12—14 x 4 miero., 8-sporis. Sporae allantoi- 
deae, chlorinae, 5—6 x 1.5—2 micro. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad emortuum Macaranga tanarius, Los Baños, Philip., 
10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1851. 
Ad emortuum Streblus asper, Los Bafios, Philip., 10/1913, leg. 
M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1857”. 


Ostiolis cylindraceis brevissimis divergens. Discrimen rectae 


positionis an Peroneutypa. Modo propter longitudinem ostio- 


lorum valde inaequalem constat; ceterum Hutypae species 


2268 LEAFLETS op PHILIPPINE BOTANY | [Vor. Vi, Arr. 105 
Peroneutypa corniculata (Ehrenh.) Berl. Icon. Fung. II, p. 80, 
tab. 97 multo modo similis, sed ab auctoribus adhuc dubia 
existimatur. 


Peroneutypa philippinarum Rehm 


Stroma ambiens late effusum, nigrum per corticem in- 
teriorem peridermio immutato tectum. Perithecia plerumque 
solitaria, interdum 2—3 coacervata, non acervulatim collecta, 
monostiche cortici innata, globosa, 0.2 mm lata, ostiolis cyl- 
indraceis, rigidis, carbonaceis, nigris, scabriusculis, 0.3—1 
mm Jongis, interdum fasciculatim erumpentibus instructa. Asci 
clavati, stipitati, p. sporif. 15 x 4—5 miero., 8 spori. Sporae 
allantoideae, valde curvatae, hyalinae, 4 x 1.5 micro. Para- 
physes nullae. 

Ad ramos emortuos Streblus asper, Los Bafios, Philip., 
10/1913 leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, nos. 
1855, 1861, 1864. 


Peroneutypa philippinarum Rehm var. Gliricidiae Rehm 


Perithecia subcortice tenui ligno innata, plerumque soli- 
taria. Transitus ad Eutypellam Gliricidiae Rehm. 

Ad emortuam Gliricidiam sepium, Los Baños, Philip., 
12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2173. 


PERONEUTYPELLA Berl. 
Peroneutypella adelphica Rehm 


Stroma corticale late effusum, peridermio tectum, ple- 
rumque circa perithecia acervulatim collecta elevatum, atrum. 
Acervuli peridermium hemisphaerice protuberantes, non super- 
antes, semper obtecti, saepe ramulos ambientes, 0.5—1 "€ 
diam. Perithecia raro dispersa, plerumque 3—6 gregarie 
monostiche cortici innata, globulosa, 0.2 mm lata, in collum 
elongata, ostiolis cylindraceis, tenerrimis, —0.5 mm longis. 
demum divergentibus per rimulam albidam  peridermii pu 
rumpentibus. Asci clavati, p sporif. 15 x 5 micro., 8-sporl. 


Sporae allantoideae, hyalinae, 5—8 x 1.5 micro. Paraphyses 
nullae. 


June 27, 1914] Ascomycetes PniLIPPINENSES— VI 2269 


Ad ramos emortuos Streblus asper, Los Baños, Philip, 
10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. ©. F. Baker, nos. 
1862, 1863. 

- Typus Peroneutypa heteracantha Sacc. (cfr. Berl. Icon. 
Fung. I, p. 81, tab. 99). 


Peroneutypella cyphelioides Rehm 


Stroma corticale late effusum, suberustaceum, atrum. 
Acervuli perithecioram peridermium protuberantes abeoque 
semper obtecti, saepe lineariter aggregati, non prominentes, 
suborbiculares, 1—3 mm lati. Perithecia —8 aggregata, cor- 
tici innata, globulosa, 1-sticha, 0.3 mm lata, fasciculatim 
in collos elongata, ostiolis cylindraceis, ad basim albescenti- 
bus, ad apicem dilatatis, scabriusculis, fusconigris, saepe 
divergentibus, 1—2 mm longis. Asci clavati, p. sporif. 
15 x 1—5 micro. longa, 8-spori. Sporae allontoideae, valde 
Curvatae, chlorinae, 4 x 1 micro. Paraphyses nullae. Ad 
basim  ostiolorum saepe hypharum fasciculi erecti, rigidi, 
filiformes, nigri sessiles. 

Ad emortuum ramum Streblus asper, Los Baños, Philip., 
10/1913, leg. M B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 
1866. 


Peronsutypella cyphelioides Rehm form lignicola Rehm 


Perithecia acervulatim collecta, ligno atrato innata, ostiolis 
rigidis fiiformibus vel cylindraceis, parallelis, apice non 


dilatatis, cire, 3 mm longis, nigris. 
Ibidem leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 


1865. 
Verisimiliter Peroneutypella adelphica et cyphelioides ex 


una stirpe exortae quamquam, extus valde dissimilis, atta- 
men in eodem trunco enatae. 


DIAPORTHE Nits. 


Diaporthe (Euporthe) Citrincola Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, epidermide dilute nigrescente tecta, 
ligno immutato innata, globulosa, 0.25 mm lata, in collum 


797 Pe 
2270 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Anr. 105 


elongata, ostiole brevi denoideo nigro prorumpentia, paren- 
chymatice contexta. Asci fusiformes, 35—40 x 5—6 micro., 
8-spori. Sporae oblongae, utrinque obtusae, rectae, medio sep- 
tatae et subconstrictae, utraque cellula 1—2 guttata, hya- 
linae, 8—9 x 3 micro., distichae. Paraphyses ? 

Ad emortuam Citrum nobilem, Los Baños, Philip., 10/1913, 
leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. ©. F. Baker, no. 1875. 

Nulla adhue in Ciro cognita Diarorthe. 


VALSARIA Ces. et de Not. 


Valsaria Strebli Rehm 


Stromata gregaria, cortici interiori haud denigrato innata, 
peridermium prorumpentia, orbicularia, lenticularia, atra, 
glabra, 1—1.5 mm lata. Perithecia 3—5, globulosa, 0.2 
mm. lata, minute papillulata, demum collabentia, membra- 
nacea. Asci cylindracei, 150 x 20—25 micro., 8-spori, I—. 
Sporae biscoctiformes, utrinque  obtusae, medio valde con- 
strictae, glabrae, obscure fuscae, 30—33 x 15—17 micro., 
1-stichae. Paraphyses filiformes. ` 

Ad emortuum ramum Streblus asper. Los Baños, Philip., 
10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1859. 

Sporarum magnitudine, stromatum minutie insignis spe- 
cies; Valsaria massarioides Penz. et Sacc. plane diversa. 


Valsaria Citri Rehm 


Stromata in ligno decorticato fere sessilia, orbicularia vel 
elongata, atra, glabra, saepe confluentia, 1—3 mm diam. 
vel longa. Perithecia 3—5 innata, globosa, stroma verrucose 
elatum papillula minima superantia, l-sticha, 0.5 mm lata. 
Asci eylindracei, 100 x 10 micro., 8-spori. Sporae biscocti- 
formes, medio valde constrictae, fuscae, 15 x 8 micro., 1-sti- 
 €hae. Paraphyses filiformes. 
Ad Citrum nobilem emortuam, Los Baños, Philip., 10/1913, 
leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1873. 


e 97 
June 27, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— VI 


HYSTERIACEAE 
MERRILLIOPELTIS P. Henn. 


Merrilliopeltis Calami P. Henn. Hedw. vn, p. 261 
(cfr. v. Hoeh. Frag. Myc. mt, p. 54). 


Ad emortuos culmos Calami, Mt. Maquiling prope Los 
Baños, Philip., 1/1914, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2739. 


XYLARIACEAE 
HYPOXYLON Bull. 


Hypoxylon ? subeffusum Speg. Fung. Guar. I, no 103, 


Ad truneum emortuum, Los Baños, Philip., 4/1913, leg. 
Eladio Sablan, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 2567. 

Hypoxylon effusum Nits. peritheciis majoribus, artis, niten- 
tibus, differt ab exemplare nostro peritheciis non nitentibus. 
Hypoxylon subeffusum adhue modo in Brasilia cognitum. 


Hypoxylon effusum Nits. Pyren. p. 48 (cfr. Theiss. Ann. 
Myc. VI, p. 538; vit, p. 156). 

Ad ramos emortuos deciduos, Mt. Maquiling prope Los 
Baños, Philip., 1/1914, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2731. 


Hypoxylon marginatum (Schw.) Berk. 


Ad ramos emortuos deciduos, Mt. Maquiling prope Los 
Baños, Philip., 1/1914, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2725”. 


Hypoxylon annulatum (Schw.) Mont. (cfr. Theiss. Ann. 
Mye. vi, 155). 

Ad ramos deciduos, Mt. Maquiling prope Los Bafios, Philip., 
5/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 2540. 

Exemplar senile destructum. 


Hypoxylon atropurpureum Fr. S. Veg. Sei. p. 324. 


Ad emortuum Citrum, Pagsanhan, Philip, 4/1913, leg. 
Eladio Sablan, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 2569. 


72 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Arr. 165 


Hypoxylon nummularioides Rehm 


Stromata in culmo immaculato dispersa, sessilia, orbicu- 
laria, dein plus minus elongata, interdum confluentia, obtusa, 
lenticularia, apice applanata, raro convexula, primitus dilute 
cinerea, mox fusco-nigra, carbonacea, 5—10 mm lata et 
longa, —1 mm alta. Perithecia plurima, innata, arcte con- 
gregata, 1-sticha, globulosa, crasse fusco contexta, 0.2 mm 
diam., stromatis superficiem interdum paullulum protuberantia 
ostiolo vix conspicuo Asci cylindracei, 120 x 10 micro., 8 spori, 
I—. Sporae ellipsoideae, utrinque acutatae, plerumque sub- 
curvatae, 1-cellulares, nigro fuscae, 18—20 x 7—8 micro., 1-sti- 
chae. Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad culmum Schizostachyi, Los Baños, Philip., !/1914, leg. 
C. F. Baker, no. 2407°. 

Propter stromata non innata nec prorumpentia non ad 
Nummulariam ceterum similem pertinet, potius ad Epirylon Nits. 


Hypoxylon purpureum Nits. Pyren. Germ. p. 37 (cfr. 
Pase FL Hh 3n p. 45. 


Ad emortuam Macarangam tanarius, Los Baños, Philip, 
10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C F. Baker, no 1850. 
Meo sensu nil nisi var. Syhaerine rubiginosae Pers. Syn. Fung. 
p. 2, syn. Hyporylon rubiginosum Fr. S Veg. Sci. p. 384. 


XYLARIA Hill 


Xylaria tuberiformis Berk. Fl. Nov. Zel. it, p. 204, 
lah 105; 1. 2, 


Ad lignum emortuum, Los Baños, Philip., 5/1913, leg. 
Eladio Sablan, comm. C. F. Baker, 2555. 

Exemplar inevolutum, inde dubium. In herb. meo, Xy- 
laria parasitica Atks. n. sp. ''on dead Aleurites moluccant 
Willd. Hawaiian Fung. no. 49" videtur exemplar plane evo- 
lutum, etiam sporis —30 x 8 micro., instructum. 


Xylaria allantoidea Berk. Cub. Fung. no. 782. 


Ad truneum emortunm, Mt. Maquiling prope Los Bafios, 
Philip., 1/1914, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2598. 


JUNE 9 fi 
"NE 27, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES— VI 


DALDINIA Ces. et de Not. 


Daldinia Eschscholzii (Ehrenb) Rehm 


Ad lignum emortuum, Mt. Maquiling prope Los Baños, 
Philip., 1/1914, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2723. 


NUMMULARIA Tul. 


Nummularia Cookeana (Sacc.) Rehm syn. Mummularia 
suborbicularis (Welw et Curr.) var. Cookeana Saec. Syll. Fung. 
I, p. 399. Hypozulon suborbiculare Welw. et Curr. Fung. 
Angol. p. 981, tab. 17, f. 18. 


Ad ramum emortuum deciduum, Mt  Maquiling prope 
Los Bafios, Philip., 1/1914, leg. C. F Baker, no. 2729. 

Stroma ex orbienlari late explanatum —5 cm, 2 mm 
altum, obtuse marginatum, rubigine crasso obtectum, intus 
ochraceo fuligineum. Perithecia cylindracea, 2 mm longa, os- 
tiolo convexulo, primitus rubiginoso, dein atrato.  Sporae 
12x 6 micro. Propter stroma late cortici aduatum, non centro, 
intus non favosum nee albidum propria species declaranda. 


DOTHIDEACEA E 
AUERSWALDIA Sacc. 


Auerswaldia Pandani Rehm 


Stromata in epiphyllo haud decolorato gregaria, sessilia, 
orbieularia, hemisphaerice conoidea, atra, nitida, carbonacea, 
loculos 2—4 includentia ab iisque subverrucosa, papillulis 


minimis conspicuis, demum circa loculos collabentia, annulum 


latum nigrum formantia, 0.5—2 mm lata. Asci evanidi. 


Sporae ellipsoideae, rectae vel curvatulae, 1-cellulares, fuscae, 


15 x 7—8 micro. 
Ad basim foliorum emortuorum Pandani, Mt. Banahao, 


Philip., 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2236. 
Auerswaldia decipiens Rehm differt inprimis  stromate 


caulem late nigricante. 


2214 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Vou. VI, ART 


Auerswaldia (Phaeochora) Lophiostomacea Rehm 


Stromata cortici late atrato gregarie innata abeoque ob- 
tecta, parallela, forma  Lophiostomatis innati anguste ellip- 
soidea, fere linearia 0.5 mm longa, peridermium protuber- 
antia, medio paullulum superantia, vix disrumpentia. Loculi 
2 arcte congregati in stromate, ostiolis non conspicuis, 0.15 
mm lati. Asci clavati, apice rotundati, 90—120 x 20 micro., 
8-spori. Sporae fusiformes, utrinque acutatae, medio septa- 
tae, paulullum constrictae, rectae, cinereo-fuscidulae, 30 x 6—8 
micro. Paraphyses ? 

Ad petiolum emortuum Arengae sacchariferae, Los Baños, 
Philip., 4/1913, leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 
2545 D, ' 

Facies Lophiostomatis, sed stroma Dothideacearum (cfr. v. 
Hoeh. Frag. Myc. IX, p. 59). 


Auerswaldia examinans (Mont. et Berk.) v. Hoeh. syn. 
Dothidea examinans Mont. et Berk. Dec. Fung. I, p. 18. Tympa- 
nopsis coelosphaerioides Penz. et Sacc. Malp. IX, p. 394. 


Ad ramum emortuum humijacentem, Los Baños, Philip., 
12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2180. 

Optime congruit cum descriptione Tympanopsis coelosphae- 
rioides v. Hoeh. exemplar Penz. et Sace. in herb. regio 
Vindobonense positum mieroscopiee comparatum ad Auerswal - 
diam Sacc. pertinentem declarat. 


PHYLLACHORA  Nits. 


Phyllachora Pterocarpi Rehm 


Ad folia Pterocarpi indici, Los Baños, Philip., 1/1914, 
leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2578; 12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 
2159 (plane no. 780). 


Phyllachora circinata Syd. var. sanguinea Rehm 


Stromata epiphylla in maculis orbieularibus sanguineis 
—$ mm latis et in hypophyllo conspicuis innata. 


105 


JUNE 27, 1914] : ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES - VI 2275 
Ad Ficum heterophyllam, Los Baños, Philip., 1/1914, leg. 
C. F. Baker, no. 2606. 


Phyllachora valsiformis Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. VIII, 
p. 398. Exsic. Rehm Ascom. 2072. 


' Ad folia Fici ?, Mt. Maquiling prope Los Baños, Philip., 
12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2156. 


PHAEDOTHIS Syd. 


LJ 


Phaedothis Gigantechloae Rehm 


Ad Schizostachyum, Los Baños, Philip., 1/1914, leg. C. F. 
Baker, no. 21078. 

Stromata optime evoluta integra, plano convenientia eum 
no. 2557 ad Gigantochloam (no, 1256 stromata destructa). 


HYPOCREACEAE 
NECTRIELLA  Sacc. 


Nectriella Ptychospermatis Rehm 


Perithecia gregaria, innato-erumpentia, globulosa, flavida, 
ostiolo conoideo minimo obscuriore, 0.12 mm glabra, tenuiter 
parenchymatice contexta, mox collabentia. Asci cylindracei, 
79—80 x 9—10 micro., 8-spori. Sporae clavatae, 1-cellulares, 
hyalinae, 10 x 5 micro., distichae. Paraphyses nullae. 

Ad Ptychosperma Macarthurü, Los Baños, Philip., 8/1913, 
leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1439. 


NECTRIA Fries 
Nectria episphaeria (Tode) Fr. S. Veg. Sc. p. 388. 


Ad Ficum emortuam  parasitice in stromate vetusto 
Valsariae, Los Bafios, Philip., 10/1913, leg. M. B. Raimundo, 
comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1893. Parasitica in stromate Euty- 
pae ad emortuum Streblus asper, Los Baños, Philip., 10/1913, 
leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1858“, 


? 


Nectria ambigua Penz. et Sacc. Malp. XI, p. 511. 


Ad emortuum Spondias, Los Baños, Philip., 8/1913, leg. 
O. F. Baker, nó. 1574: 


Nectria sanguimea (Sibth.) Fr. S. Veg. Sc. p. 388. 


Ad emortuos ramulos, Los Bafios, Philip., 4/1913, leg. 
E. B. Copeland, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1255. 

Nectria viticola B. et C. sec. descriptionem e strato albo 
tenuis oriunda videtur diversa. 


HYPOCRELLA Sacc. 


Hypocrella Pernettiae Pat. Ann. Jard. Buit. 1897, suppl. 
role. 1995. 


In epiphyllo Fici ulmifoliae, Los Baños, Philip., 10/1913, 
leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no, 1973”. 

Exemplar unicum dubitanter sie nominatum, num Hypo- 
crella nostra in mycelio hypharum paralellarum, rectarum, 
septatarum,  obtusarum hyalinarum, longarum, 5 micro. 
latarum innata. Sporae filiformes, intra aseum in cellulas 
0.5—1 micro. secedentes. 


I 


HYPOCREA ES Fries 


Hypocrea mellea Rehm 


Stromata dispersa, sessilia, disciformia, orbicularia, ad basim 
valde constricta, 3—4 mm lata, 1—1.5 mm alta, vix con- 
vexula, margine tenuissime levi cincta, mellea, intus alba. 
Perithecia monostiche innata, globuloso, 0.15 mm lata, 0S- 
 tiolis punetiformibus vix conspicuis. Asci cylindracei, 60— 
70 x 4 micro., 8-spori. Sporae didymae, cellula superiore 
| globosa, inferiore obtuse conoidea, mox secedentes, hyalinae, 
| I-stichae. Paraphyses nullae. 
. . Ad ramos deciduos decorticates, Mt. Maquiling prope Los 
Baños, Philip., 1/1914, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2724. 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (Vor. VI, Art. 105 


JUNE 


27, 1914] A 
ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES—VI 2 


Hypocrea mellea Rehm var. ochracea (Pat.) Rehm syn. 
Hypocrea ochracea Pat. Bull. Soc. Mye. Fr. 1893, p. 155. 


E Ad Calumum emortuum, Los Baños, Philip., 5/1913, leg. 
Eladio Sablan, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 2549. 

Differt colore ochraceo. Pertinent ad typum  Hypoereae 
poronoideae Moel., melleo-citrinae Bres. 


PSEUDOTRYPE P. Henn. 


_Pseudotrype Rehmiana P. Henn. et E. Nym. Mon- 
Sunta I, p. 161, tab. 5, f. 91. 


Ad ramum emortuum, Mt. Maquiling prope Los Bafios, 


Philip., 12/1913, leg. O. F. Baker, no. 2371. 
Non nisi stromatibus majoribus, ostiolis minutis mox 


collabentibus ab exemplare originale herb. mei divergens. 


MICROTHYRIACEAE 
ASTERINA  Lév. 


Asterina Capparidis Syd. et Butl. 

Ad folia Capparidis macracanthae, Los Baños, Philip., 
1/1913. leg. M. B. Raimundo, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 
1233. 

Exemplaria inevoluta. 


Asterina decipiens Syd. 
Ad folia Champereiae manillanae, Los Baños, Philip., 7/1913, 
leg. S. A. Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1543. 


Exemplaria inevoluta. 


MICROPELTELLA Syd. 


Micropeltella Schmidtiana Rost. 


Ad Lophopetalum, Los Baños, Philip., 8/1913, leg. 
Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 1759”. 


78 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BorANY [Vor. VI, Art. 105 


Ad folium ?, Los Bafios, Philip., 9/1912, leg. C. F. 
Baker, no. 88 (efr. Rehm Philip. Journ. Sci. vini, p. 190). 


Micropeltella coerulescens Rehm syn. Micropeltis coeru- 
lescens Rehm Hedw. 1898, p. 326, f. 16. 


Ad folia Hoyae luzonensis, Los Baños, Philip., 91913, 
leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2501* 

Sporae 3-cellulares, cellula suprema latiore, conoidea, 
inferiore acutata, 30—35 x 7 miero., subcurvatae, primitus 
strato mucos» obductae.  Paraphyses nullae. Perithecium 
dimidiatum, retiforme contextum, coeruleum. | 


TRICHOPELTACEAE 
GILLOTIELLA 


Gillotiella late maculans Rehm 


Perithecia (pyenothecia) dimidiato-scutata, orbicularia, 
convexula, nigra, poro vix conspicuo pertusa, 0.3—0.5 mm 
diam., in medio thalli superficialis vegetativi, membranacei, 
radiatim ` prosenehymatice excurrentis, subbyalini formata, 
parenchymatice fusce contexta, sicca applanata, irregularia. 
Thalli mox confluentes in maculas orbiculares, circ. 1 em 
latas, viridulas, interdum obscurius marginatas. Asci clavati 
apice valde incrassati, 40—45 x 12—15 micro., 8-spori. Sporae 
oblongo-clavatae vel fusiformes, rectae, 3— (interdum 2—)-sep- 
tatae, non constrictae hyalinae, seniles interdum fuscidulae, 
12—15 x 3—4 micro., 3-stichae. Paraphyses gelatinoso-con- 
glutinatae. : 

Ad  Arengam, Los Baños, Philip., 8/1913, leg. S. À. 
Reyes, comm. C. F. Baker, no. 14382. 

Thallus latas maculas viridulas atropunctatas formans 
exacte convenit cum descriptione nuperrima (efr. Theiss. 
Centralb. Bakter. XXXIX, p. 629 ad Trichopeltaceas n. fam. 
Hemisphaerialium). 


JUNE ¢ 1 
27, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES—VI 


CENANGIACEAE 
CENANGELLA Sacc. 


Cenangella Gliricidiae Rehm 


Apothecia gregaria, cortici innata, prorumpentia, cyathoi- 
dea, in stipitem crassum elongata, primitus clausa, dein ore 
rotundo tenuiter marginato aperta, diseum  hyalinum vix 
denudantia, 1 mm lata et alba, atra, scabriuscula, paren- 
chymatice crasse fusco contexta, sicca apice valde umbilicata, 
verrucosula. Asci clavati, apice rotundati, 75—80 x 15 micro., 
8-spori, I—. Sporae oblongae, utrinque rotundatae, rectae, 
medio septatae, non constrictae, hyalinae, 18—20 x 6—7 
micro., distichae, Paraphyses filiformes. 

Ad emortuam Gliricidiam sepium, 
12/1913, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2177. 

Apothecia fere stipitata, aspectu Gibberae similia, diffici- 
liter primo distinguenda ab Pyrenomycetibus. Secundum struc- 
turam Discomyces ad Cenangieas pertinem, tamen ore vix 
dilatato, non demum dilacerato formaque cyathoidea valde 


divergens, forsitan novi generis typus. 


Los Baños, Philip., 


STICTIDACEAE 


PROPOLIOPSIS Rehm 


Propoliopsis Rehm n. gen. Sticticidearum (Schrot.) 


Propolis in forma et evolutione, plane diversa ascis 


clavatis, sporis cylindraceis, pluricellularibus, intra ascum in 
cellulas singulas secedentibus, hymenio I coerulee tincto. 
Schizoreglus Pers. jam apotheciis urceolatis alienum. 


Propoliopsis Arengae Rehm 

Apothecia primitus cortici immutato innata abeoque tecta, 
globosa clausa, dein peridermium laciniatim perrumpentia, 
discum orbicularem vel ellipsoideum, planum, album, farina- 
ceum, arcte laciniis peridermii superantibus cinctum denudantia, 
0.3—2 mm diam., excipulo proprio tenuissimo vix conspicue. 


998 = ste 
2280 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Anr. 105 


Asci clavati, apice rotundati, subsessiles, 80—100 x 10—25 
micro., 8-spori. Sporae cylindraceae, subcurvatae, pluricellu- 
lares, hyalinae, circ. 60 x 4 micro., intra ascum in cellulas 
quadrangulares 4 micro. secedentes. Paraphyses filiformes, 1 
micro. ad apicem 2 micro. circ., hyalinae, gelatinoso  con- 
glutinatae. Hypothecium parenchymaticum hyalinum. Hyme- 
nium ope I valde coerolee tinctum. 

Ad Arengam sacchariferam, Los Baños, Philip., 4/1913, lex. 
S. A. Reyes, comm. ©. F. Baker, no. 25454, 


1 BULGARIACEAE 
CORYNE Tul. 


Coryne meliolicola (P; Henn.) v. Hoeh. Frag. Mye. VI, 
p. 106. syn. Calloria meliolicola P. Henn. Jahrb. Syst. 1823, 
p. 509. 


Parasitica in Meliola vilis Syd ; foliam Callicarpae incolente 
Los Baños, Philip, 10/1913, leg. S A. Reyes, comm. C. F. 
Baker, no. 1949. 


HELOTIACEAE 
DASYSCYPHA (Fr.) Fckl. 
Dasyscypha Cyatheae Rehm 


Apothecia sessilia, 2—3 arcte congregata, ad basim con- 
nata, cyathoidea brevissime stipitata, disco orbiculari roseole, 
0.4 mm lata, nivea, 0.5 mm alta, prosenchymatice contexta, 
pilis creberrimis nitentibus, hyalinis, rectis, cire. 2 micro. 
latis, fragilibus obtecta. Asci clavati, apice rotundati, 60 x 4 
micro., 8-spori, I+.  Sporae clavatae, rectae, 1-cellulares 
hyalinae, 12 x 2 miero., distichae. Paraphyses filiformes, 2 
micro. circ., nucleatae, hyalinae, ascos superantes. : 

. Ad emortuam rhachidem Cyatheae caudatae, Mt. Maqui- 
ling prope Los Baños, Philip, 1/1914, leg. C. F. Baker, 
no. 2727. 

Nudo oculo vix conspicienda species a Dasyscypha Mer- 
 rilli Syd. Philip. Journ. Sci. vim, p. 500, etsi eandem 
matricem incolante valde diversa. 


2281 


June 27, 1914] ASCOMYCETES PHILIPPINENSES — V] 


PEZIZACEAE 
MACROPODIA Fckl. 


Macropodia craterella (Hedw.) Rehm Discom. p. 986. 
syn. ? Octospora craterella Hedw. Musci Frond. II, p. 55, tab. 
19, f. c. Peziza craterella Pers. Syn. Fung. p. 645. Helvella 
craterella Quel. Enchir. Fung. p. 274. 


In humo, Mt. Maquiling prope Los Bafios, 


1/1914, leg. C. F. Baker, no. 2722. 
Omni ratione convenit cum descriptione l.c. atque ex- 


emplare exs, germanico. 


Philip., 


URNULA Fries 


Urnula (Rhizopodella Cke.) philippinarum Rehm 


Apothecia primitus urceolata, dein campanulaeformia, 


late expansa, ad basim contracta, non stipitata, disco orbi- 
culari, crasse integre marginato, —5 em lato, nigra, excipulo 
demum transverse corrugato, fuscidulo, tomento flocculoso 
dense obtecto hypharum simplicium, rectarum, obtusarum, 
septatarum, fuscarum, aequaliter 5—7 micro. latarum, —400 
miero. longarum, modo ad basim cellula —12 micro. lata 
instructarum. Asci cylindracei, apice rotundati, 8-spori, —250 
X 20 micro. Sporae ellipsoideae, utrinque subacutatae, 1-cel- 
lulares, plerumque guttulatae, interdum 1—2 magniguttatae, 
hyalinae, glabrae 25—30 x 12—15 miero., 1-stichae. Para- 
physes filiformes, septatae, 3 micro., ad apicem 8—10 micro. 


latae, late fuscae. : 
Ad ligna emortua, Los Baños, Philip., 12/1313, leg. 


C. F. Baker, no. 2365. 
Pulcherrima species, appropinquans ad Sarcoscypham mel- 


astoma (Low.), quam Boud. Hist. et Clap. Disc. d'Europe 
P. 55, ad genus Urnula posuit, inprimis propter hymenium 


nigrum a Sarcoscypha distinguendam. 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


Art. mr. 


Vol. VI. Manila, P. L, July 3, 1914. 


A NEW TACCA and TWO NEW RAPHIDOPHORAE 
by 


Dr. K. Krause 


(Berlin, Germany) 


Tacca Elmeri Krause n. sp. 


Tul bl ajuscul in sicco cire. 2.5 
ver oblongum  majuseulum in sicco cire, 2.5 cm 
longum, fere 1 em erassum, radices multas tenuer fibrosas 
Foliorum petiolus tenuis paullum complanatus levi- 


emittens, 
lamina tenuiter herbacea 


ter suleatus circ. 3 dm longus; 
utrinque glaberrima ambitu subsemiorbiculariformis, cire. 2.5 
dm diam. etiens, basi in petiolum angustata profunde pal- 


matipartita lobis 9 lineari-lanceolatis apice longe acutatis basin 
usque ad 2 dm lougis, 


versus paullum angustatis integris, 
1.6—2 em latis, costa media atque nervis lateralibus pluri- 
distinetiuseule prominentibus penursis. 


bus adscendentibus 
Peduneulis gracilis sulcatus 4.5 dm longus. 
late ovata apice longiuscule acuminata basis versus angus- 
tata prominenter plurinervia, 4.5—5 cm longa, circ. 3 cm 
lata, Pedicelli florifori tenues erecti rigidi 1.8—2.2 cm longi. 
Perigonii lobi ovato-lanceolati. Fructus ovoideo-globosus in 
sicco 6—9 mm longus, atque fere aequilatus iu specimine 
quod aderst ut videtur nondum omnino maturus. 

Philippine Islands: Island of Palawan, Brooks Point 
(Addison Peak), A. D. E. Elmer, no. 12679, February, 1911. 
In sand gravelly soil of light woods near the coast. 


Involueri folia 


2283 


2284 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BoTANY [VoL. VI, Arr. 106 
Tacca Elmeri Krause is the second species of this inter- 
esting genus known from the Philippine Islands. It seems 

to be closely related to Tacca Rumphii Schauer collected by 
Meyen near Manila, but differs from that plant by its long- 

er and narrower lobes. 


RAPHIDOPHORA Hassk. 


Raphidophora rigida Krause n. sp. 


Caudex teres validus, 1.8 em crassus alte scandens. Fol- 
iorum petiolus 2 dm longus rigidus supra profunde canalicu- 
latus ultra geniculum 2.5 em longum  inerassatum vagina 
ut videtur angusta mox dilacerata instructus, lamina petiolo 
longior coriacea oblongo-elliptica apice acuminata basi obtusa 
inaequilatera. alterno latere circ. 0.33 latiore, 3 dm longa, 
1.6 dm lata, nervis lateralibus 1 pluribus remotiusculis an- 
gulo obtuso a costa valida abeuntibus marginem versus ar- 
cuatim adscendentibus utrinque distincte prominentibus, nervis 
lateralibus II et II ad plures inter primarios interjectis iis 
tenuioribus parallelis. Pedunculus teres crassus quam spadix 
brevior cire. 1 dm longus. Spadix sessilis eylindrieus obtu- 
sus 1.5 dm longus, 2.5 cm crassus. Pistilla prismatica circ. 
4 mm longa, stigmate rotundato paullum elevato coronata. 

Philippine Islands: Island of Negros, Dumaguete (Cuernos 
Mts.), A. D. E. Elmer, no. 10220, May, 1908. In damp 
woods at 4250 feet altitude. 


Raphidophora todayensis Krause n. sp. 


Caudex scandens validus usque 5 cm crassus subteres 
foliorum delapsorum cicatrioibus magnis obtectus. Foliorum 
petioluseum geniculo feres 4 cm longo modice incrassato i 
dm longus supra tota longitudine profundiuscule canaliculatus 
vagina max dilacerata instructus, lamina tenuiter coriacea 
petiolo paullum longior, oblonga basi oblique obtusa apice 
acuminata, 4.5 dm longa, 1.75 dm lata, inaequilatera , altero 
latere circ. 0.25 latiore, nervis lateralibus I numerosis 1—1. 5 
cin distantibus angulo fere recto a costa abeuntibus marginem 
versus subarcuatim. adscendentibus utrinque distincte promi- 


July 3, 1914) A New Tacca AND Two New RAPHIDOPHORAM 2285 
nentibus, nervis lateralibus 1 et III ad plures inter primarios 
interjectos tenuioribus. Pedunculus erectus teres, 1.5 dm longus, 
1.2 em crassus, caterphyllis dilaeeratis instructus. Spatha pal- 
lida flavido-alba carnosa cum acumine acuto reflexo 2.5 dm 
longa. Spadix sessilis cylindricus obtusus, florifer albescens 
L dm longus. Pistilla prismatica basim versus paullum atten- 
uate circ. 3 mm longa vertice plerumque hexagono stigmate 
suborbiculari paullum elevato coronata. 

Philippine Islands: Island of Mindanao, District of Da- 
vao, Todaya (Mt. Apo), A. D. E. Elmer, no. 10849, June, 
1909. In humid forests at 300 feet altitude along the Baru- 


ring river. 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A. D. E. ELMER, A. M. 


Art. 10747 


Vol. VI. Manila, P. L, July 3, 1914. 


SIX NEW LIVERWORTS 
by > 
Franz Stephani 
(Leipzig, Germany) 


Leptocolea hispidissima St. n. sp. 


Sterilis, exigua, in folius repens. Caulis ad 3 cm 
longus, parum longeque ramosus. Folia caulina imbricata, 
recte patula, parum concava, in plano ovato oblonga (1.17 
mm longa, medio 0.75 mm lata) asymmetrica, margine 
supero e basi rotundata longe arcuato, margine infero simi- 
liter curvato, apice obtuso.  Cellulae superae 9 x 9 micro, 
in vitta basali 18 x 36 micro., trigonis parvis, in facie an- 
tica dense hispida. Lobulus nudus, folio triplo brevior, carina 
leviter arcuata, hispida, levi sinu in folium excurrens, mar- 
gine supero nudo, sinuato, apice oblique emarginato, angulo 


rotundato. Amphigastria nulla. 
Hab. Philippinae Insulae, Luzon, Los Baños (Baker). 


sp. 


Mastigophora gracillima St. n. 
dilute brunnea, aetate 


Dioica minor, gracilis, rigidula, 


subnigra, in cortice dense despresso-caespitans. Caulis ad 4 
em longus, regulariter bipinnatus, pinnis primariis 5—10 
mm longi. Folia caulina contigua, patula, laciniis incurvis, 
in plano quinquefida, laciniis profundissime solutis, divergen- 
tibus, laeinia supera late lanceolata 0.83 mm longa, cuspi- 
data, reliquis sensim brevioribus et angustioribus, ultimis 


2287 


e 


ts 


238 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [VoL. VI, Amr. 107 


posticis ad spinam reductis, omnes integerrimae. Folia ra- 
mulina valde aberrantia, ovata (0.67 mm longa, 0.5 mm 
lata) profundissime bifida, sinu obtuso, laciniis porrectis 
lanceolatis cuspidatis, integerrimis, basi postica auguste longe- 
que calcarata. Cellulae superae 18 x 27 micro., basales 
18 x 36 micro., parietibus validis. A nphigastria caulina foliis 
ramulinis simillima, basi nuda. Androecia in pinnulis ter- 
minalia, ex apice vegetativa, bracteis 3—4 jugis, magnis, 
superis minoribus 

Hib. Philippinae Insulae, Negros, Dumaguete (Elmer, 
10195). 


Mastigolejeunea Losbanosa St. n. sp. 


Dioica, magna, flaccida, viridis, in cortice dense de- 
presso-caespitans. Caulis ad 5 cm longus, multiramosus, ramis 
primariis ad 3 em longis, remote breviterque pinnatis, sub 
flore geminatim innovatis, saepe repetito fureatis. Folia cau- 
lina eonferta, oblique patula, canaliculatim concava in plano 
ovato-oblonga (1.33 mm longa, medio 1 mm lata) asym- 
metrica, margine supero longe arcuato, infero leviter sinuato, 
apice obtusa, basi antica rotundato appendiculata. Cellulae 
14 x 18 micro., trigonis parvis, basales 18 x 86 micro., tri- 
gonis magnis, parietibus validissimis. Lobulus magnus, folio 
duplo brevior, lanceolatus, carina leviter arcuata, amplo sinu 
in folium excurrens; margine supero substrieto, apice oblique 
truncato, in foli marginem attenuato, obtuse bidentato, 
Amphigastria caulina magna, late obcuneata, caule triplo 
latiora, apice truncato-rotundata, integerrima. Folia floralia 
caulinis aequimagna, parum angustiora, apice subacuta, brevi 
basi inserta, lobulus maximus, obovato-oblongus, (1.17 mm 
longus, 0.5 mm latus) apice ad 0.33 solutus, subacutus. Amphi- 
gastrium florale anguste lingulatum (1.33 mm longum, 0.6 
mm latum) apice rotundatum, integerrimum. Reliqua desunt. 

Hab. Philippinae Insulae, Luzon, Los Bafios (Baker). 


Lepidozia tenuissima St. n. sp. 


Dioiea magna gracillima, dilute brunnea, in cortice dense 
intricata lateque expansa. Caulis ad 8 cm longus, capilla- 
: — rigidus, regulariter. longeque pinnatus pinnis ad 2 cm 


2289 


Jury 3, 1914] Six New LivgRWORTS 
longis, subrecte patulis, tenuissimis. Folia caulina subappresa, 
caule angustiora, leviter concava, in plano oblonga, triplo 
longiora quam lata, transverse inserta, basi obeuneata, apice 
ad 0 33 inciso quadrifida, laciniis angustis porrectis, nudiis 
multo longioribus. Cellulae superae 13 x 27 micro., basales 
18 x 36 micro., parietibus validis, trigonis nullis. Amphigas- 
tria caulina foliis simillima, aequimagna, apice ad 0.25 in- 
ciso-bifida, rima angusta, segmentis anguste triangulatis acutis. 
Folia floralia intima caulinis multo majora, lanceolata, (1.17 
mm longa, medio 0.41 mm lata) marginibus repandis, apice 
breviter angusteque trifida; lobulus parum brevior, profunde 
solutus, apice inaequaliter breviterque bifidus. Amphigastrium 
florale intimum ambitu late ovatum, ad 066 bifidum, sinu 
angusto, obtuso laciniis lanceolatis, apice breviter irregular- 


iterque trifidis. Reliqua desunt. 
Hab. Philippinae Insulae, Negros, Dumaguete (Elmer, 


9996). 


Mastigobryum Elmeri St. n. sp. 

Sterilis magna et maxima, in latas plagas expansa, rufo- 
brunnea, rigidula. Caulis ad 15 em longus, repetito-furcatus, 
ramis ad 3 em longis, flagellis valde mumerosis longiusculis. 
Folia caulina conferta, parum concava, disticha, vix decurva 
(3.5 mm longa, medio 0.5 em lata) oblonga, apice norma- 
liter breviter emarginato-tridentata, saepe irregularia, varie 
incisa lobulisque valde aberrantibus. Cellulae superae 27 x 27 
micro., trigonis magnis, basales 27 x 54 micro., grosse nodu- 
losis, saepe late confluentibus. Amphigastria caulina sub- 
quadrata (1 mm longa et lata) marginibus erosis, hic illic 
dentatis vel spinulosis, basi utrinque grossius spinosis sub- 


hastatis. Reliqua desunt. à 
Hab. Philippinae Insulae, Mindanao, Cabadbaran (Elmer, 


14109). 


Mastigobryum Mindanaum St. n. sp. 


Dioica. Caulis ad 9 em longus, tenuis, repetito-furcatus, 
furcis 2 cm longis, flagellis breviusculis, numerosis. Folia 
caulina conferta, parum concava, faleatim patula, vix decurva, 


2290 LEAFLETS op PHILIPPINE BOTANY {Vor. VI, Arr. 107 


in plano ovato-oblonga (2 mm longa, supra basin 1.93 mm 
lata, apice recte truncata 0.5 mm) breviter tridentata, sinu- 
bus late lunatis. Cellulae superae 27 x 27 micro., trigonis 
magnis acutis, basales 27 x 54 micro,, trigonis grosse trabe- 
eulatis confluentibus. Amphigastria canlina optime cordiformia, 
e lata basi triangulato-rotundata, obtusa, integerrima, basi 
utrinque cordatim ampliata. Perianthia fusiformia (4 mm 
longa) 6—7-plicata, plicis inflatis, ore breviter setaceis. Folia 
floralia intima 1.67 mm longa, profunde  irregulariterque 
laciniata, sublacerata. Amphigastrium florale intimum 1 mm 
longum et latum, basi breviter cordatum, apice late trunc- 
atum, lateribus paucidentatis. Androecia «desunt, 

Hab. Philippinae Insulae, Mindanao, Cabadbaran (Eimer, 
14107). 


atene it 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


EDITED BY A, D. E ELMER, A. M. 


Mea a a i 
Vol. VI. Manila, P. L, July 3, 1914. Art. 108. 
ee nee on 


SIX NEW PIPERACEAE 
by 
Casimir de Candolle 
(Geneva, Switzerland ) 


Piper agusanense C. DC. n. sp. 


Caule longe et haud dense piloso, ramulis spiciferis 


glabris; foliis superis modice petiolatis, limbo  subovato-lan 
ceolato basi inaequilatera utrinque rotundato apice acute 
acuminato supra glabro subtus ad nervos parce piloso, pen- 
ninervio nervo centrali nervos adscendentes utrinque 4 mittente 
Quorum supremus fere a 3 cm supra basin solutus, petiolo 
parce piloso basi ima vaginante; pedunculo glabro petiolum 
fere duplo superante, spica subflorente quam limbus paullo 
breviore, bracteae glabrae pelta longitudinaliter elliptica infra 
centrum breviter pedicellata, rhachi puberula, staminibus 2, 
antheris ellipticis 2-valvatis filamenta brevia superantibus, 
Frutex ut videtur scandens, caulis e nodis cirrhiferus 
circiter 6 mm crassus, ramuli spiciferi 1 mm crassi, col- 
lenehyma in fasciculos diseretos dispositum haud libriforme, 
fasciculi intramedullares 1-seriati, canalis lysigenus nullus. 
Limbi in sicco rigidi, opaci foliorum caulinium rotundato- 
ovati basi aequilatera cordati apice acute acuminati 9 em 
longi, 6.5 cm lati 1l-plinervii, nervus centralis a 1 em 
supra bssin trifidus, foliorum superorum forma ut in diag- 
nosi, usque ad 9.5 cm longi et 3.5 em lati. Petioli nsque 


2291 


2202 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, ART. 108 
ad limbi latus longius et inter limbi latera 5 mm longi. 
Pedunculi 2 cm longi. Spicae subflorentes 8 em longae, 2 
mm crassae. | 

Mindanao, Province of Agusan, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urda- 
neta), A. D. E. Elmer, no. 13319. 


: Piper brevistigmum C. DC. n. sp. 


Ramulis glabris; foliis modice petiolatis, limbo ovato basi 
ima aequilatera utrinque acuto apice acute acuminato supra 
glabra subtus breviter et parce piloso, 5-plinervio, nervo 
centrali paullo supra basin trifido nervo laterali utrinque a 
basi soluto, petiolo glabro basi ima  vaginante, pedunculo 
glabro petiolum paullo superante, spica quam limbus fere 
duplo brevore, rhachi hirsuta, bracteae pelta rotunda vel 
subobovato-rotunda centro subsessili supra puberula margine 
ciliata, ovario libero ovato glabro, stigmatibus 3 sessilibus 
ovatis brevibus, bacca libera obovato oblonga. 

Ramuli spiciferi 1.5 mm crassi, collenchyma in fascic- 
ulos discretos dispositum, zona interna vel fere omnino 
libriforme, fasciculi intramedullares 1-seriati, canalis lysigenus 
centralis peripherieique multi. Limbi in sicco rigido-membra- 
nacei creberrime pellucida punctulati, superi circiter 9.5 cm 
longi et 5.5 em lati, subaequentes magis ovati, 12.5 cm longi, 
5.5 cm lati. Petioli 12 mm, pedunculi circiter 17 mm 
longi. Spicae 5.5 em longae 2 mm crassae; bracteae pelta 
in sicco fulvescens paullo, ultra 1 mm diam. Baccae fere 
4 mm longa et superne 2 mm crassa. 

Mindanao, Province of Agusan, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urda- 
neta), A. D. E. Elmer, no. 13681. 

Species Piper cilibractei C. DC. proxime. 


Piper cabadbaranum C. DC. n. sp. 


Ramulis glabris; foliis parvis modice petiolatis glabris, 
limbo elliptico-lanceolato basi aequilatera acuto apice acute 
acuminato, 5-plinervio, nervo centrali a 5—15 mm supra 
basin trifido, nervo laterali utrinque a basi soluto, petiolo. 

|. usque ad medium  vaginante; pedunculo glabro petiolum 
paullo superante, spica limbi adulti dimidium aequante, 


> 


JULY 3, 1914] Six New PIPERACEAE ` 2293 
rhachi hirsuta, bracteae pelta rotundito-obovata margine dense 
ciliata centro subsessili, ovario ovato glabro stigmatibus 3 ovatis, 
bacca immatura obovata stipitem suam glabrum aequante. ` 
: Ramuli spiciferi 1 mm paullulo crassiores, collenchyma 
libriforme in fasciculos discretos dispositum, fusciculi intramed- 
ullares l-seriati, canalis lysigenus centralis periphericique 
multi, cellulae sclerosae interfasciculares zonam cum phloemate 

Limbi in sicco firmi crebe pellucido- 
puntulati, usque ad 9.3 cm longi et 4 em lati, nervuli 
ultimi numerosissimi areolas minutas formantes. Petioli 1 em, 

pedunculi 1.4 em longi. Spica 4 cm. longa [fere 2 mm 

crassa, bracteae pelta I mm longa et apice fere aequilata. 


Baeca inferne stipitiformis. 
Mindanao, Province Agusan, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urdaneta), 


4. D. E. Elmer, no. 14188. 


continuam formantes. 


Piper lucbanense C. DC. n. sp. 


Foliis modice petiolatis elliptico lanceolatis, basi aequi- 


latera acutis, apice acute acuminatis, utrinque glabris, 7 pli- 
nerviis nervo centrali nervos 2 adscendentes alterne mittente 


quorum supremus a 15 mm supra basin solutus nervisque 
lateralibus utrinque 2 a basi solutis; petiolo glabro basi 
vaginante; stirpis fem. pedunculo glabro petiolum aequante, 


spica matura quam folii limb s pluries breviore, cylindrica, 
rhachi glabro, bracteae glabrae pelta lunata centro subsessili; 
bacca inferne in rhachi immersa et cum ea concreta superne 


rotundato-umbonata, stigmatibus 3 rotundatis brevibus. 
Dioieum.  Ramuli glabri, collenchymatis libriformis et 


continui zona tenuis, fasciculi intramedullares 1-seriati, canales 
lysigenes nulli. Limbi in sicco rigidi, pellucido-punctulati, 
usque ad 19 cm longi et ad 7 em lati, nervi in sicco subtus 
prominentes.  Petioli 15 mm longi. Spica 5 em longa, 1 
em crassa. Bracteae pelta 0.5 mm longa, 1 mm lata. 
Luzon, Province of Tayabas, Lucban (Mt. Banahao), 


A. D. £. Elmer, uo. 7383. 
À 
Piper urdanetanum C. DC. n. sp. 


Ramulis glabris; foliis modice petiolatis glabris, limbo 
elliptico-lanceolato basi aequilatera acuto apice acute et longius- 


D Á 2 
2204 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI, Anr. 108 


cule acuminato, 9-ninervio, nervo centrali nervos adscen- 
dentes 2 mittente quorum supremus a 3.5 em supra basin 
solutus nervis lateralibus adscendentibus utrinque 3 a basi 
solutis quorum externi alii- multo tenuiores et breviores, pe- 
tiolo basi ima vaginante; pedunculo glabro petiolum duplo 
superante, spica limbum fere aequante, rhachi glabra, bract. 
eae pelta glabra rotunda centro sat longae pedicellata, pe- 
dieello hirsuto, bacca oblonga glabra, stigmatibus ovato-acutis. 

Frutex ut videtur erectus.  Ramuli spiciferi in sicco 
fuscescentes fere 4 mm crassi, collenchyma libriforme in fascic- 
ulos discretos a latere valde productos dispositum, fasciculi 
intramedullares 1-seriati, canalis lysigenus centralis peripheri- 
eique numerosi, Limbi in sieco subcoriacei, supra laeves subtus 
creberrime fuscopunetulati, 17 em longi, 7 em lati. Petioli 12 
mm pedunculi 22 mm longi. Spicae fere 5 mm crassae. Rhachi 
canalibus lysigenis munita; bracteae pelta 0.5 mm diam. Bac- 
eae sessiles, condensae 2 mm longae. Stigmata 3 sessilia. 

Mindanao, Province of Agusan, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urda- 
neta), A. D. E. Elmer, no. 13713. 


Peperomia agusanensis C. DC. n. sp. 


Caulibus glabris; foliis alternis modice petiolatis glabris, 
limbo oblongo-elliptico basi euneato apice subattenuato et 
acuto obtusove, 7-plinervio nervo centrali nervum adscendentem 
a circiter 6 mm supra basin mittente nervis lateralibus utrin- 
que 2 basi solutis; pedunculis axillaribus, terminalibusque pe- 
tiolos superantibus, bracteae pelta rotunda centro pedicellata, 
antheris rotundatis filamenta subaequantibus, ovario basi im- 
merso obovato basi attenuato summo apice stigmatifero, +tig 
ma te penicillato, bacca sessili basi leviter immersa ovata 

glandulis asperulata, sine pseudocupula. 

Caules inferne e nodis radicantes usque ad 25 em longi 
et 2 mm crassi in sicco coriacei. Limbi in sieco membra- 
nacei creberrima pellucido-punctulati 3.5 em longi 1.9—2.1 
em lati. Petioli 5—7 mm, pedunculi 15 mm longi. Spicae 
maturae 5 em longae fere 1.5 mm crassae, bracteae pelta 
0.5 mm lata, bacca 0.75 mm longa. 

Mindanao, Province of Agusan, Cabadbaran (Mt. Urda- 
neta), A. D. E. Elmer, no. 13635. 


MISMO "Mog 


DUDA 


re od De 


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. 


1. 10 from 


S 


ESCH 


5 e 


ERRATA 


7 from bottom for Guioa read Gouia 
2 from top for Drey read Dyer 
2 from bottom for 13496 read 13498. 
9 from top for Warburghii write Warburgii 
5 from top for Warburghii write Warburgii 
8 from bottom for HYPNODENCRACEA read 
HYPNODENDRACEAE. 
9 from top for Llanoiis read Llanosii 
1 from bottom for besuchse read besuchte 
4 from top for Hypoestis read Hypoestes 
3 from bottom for acutisecta read acutiseta 
1 from bottom for sandiorcum read sandoricum 
Q from bottom for atro-violaceae read atro-vio- 
lacea 
from top for 1316 read 1163. 
from top for 1122 read 1222. 
bottom for Odorata write odorata 
top for Malastoma read Melastoma 
top for Phylichora read Phyllachora 
bottom eliminate ‘‘and 1131"' 
top for perrottettii write perrottetii 
bottom for (Palystomella) read (Polysto- 


1 

3 

1 from 
9 from 
l from 
| from 
6 from 
6 from 
melia) 
bottom for sordidulula read sordi- 
du'a 

from bottom for 15P read 3. 

top for 478* read 561%. 

from bottom for 44 read 47. 

from bottom for Kretschmeria read Kret- 


schmaria 
5 from bottom for atella-nigra read stella- 


nigra 
5 from bottom for philippina read philippinum 


4 
5 from 
9 
7 


2296 


P. 2138, 1. 16 
P. 2145, 1. 3 
P. 2145, 1. 16 
P. 2152, 1 8 
P. 2153, 1. 12 
P. 2156, l. 6 
P 155 L n 
P. 9160, l. 4 
P. 2162, 1. 13 
P. 2164, 1. 10 
P. 2192, 1. 5 
P. 2200, 1. 14 
P. 2202, 1. 18 
P. 2213, 1. 3 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BoTANY [ Vou. 


from bottom for calubcub read calubcob 
from top for rugula read rufula 

from top eliminate "and 32" 

from top for (Thyridoria) read (Thyridaria) 
from bottom for duriones read durionis 
from bottom for euchronum read euchroum 
from top for 658 read 558. 

from bottom for 870 read 879. 

from top for 639 read 625. 

from bottom for extremorium read extre- 
morum 

from bottom for Perrottettü: write Perrottetti: 
from bottom for Thompsonae: read Thompso- 
niae: 

from bottom for rosae-sinensis: read  rosa-si- 
nensis: 

from top enclose Tongninia in parenthesis. 


P. 2278, 1. 13 from top for late maculans write latemaculans 


I... 2285, L 


2 


from bottom for 300 read 3000. 


CORYNELIACEAE with its only genus Corynelia should 
immediately precede AMPHISPHAERIACEAE on page 2116. 
Apiospora and Roumegeria should come under DOTHIDEA- 
CEAE on page 2101. Englerula, Ballydyna and Dimero- 
sporina should come under CAPNODIACEAE on page 2096. 
Gnomonia should come under GNOMONIACEAE on page 
2122. And Phyllactina should come under ERYCIBACEAE 
on page 2081. 


VI 


INDEX 


Abrus precatorius 2073 Amorphophyllus campanu- 
Absidia coerulea 2147 latus 2072, 2160 
nt fuoi 2240 Amphisphaeria bambusae 2261 
LT gs 2146 Amphisphaeria bambusina 2116 
és % i ippinum 2238 Amphisphaeria clerodendri 2200 

cerbia donacina 2264 Amphisphaeria coronata 2200 
Acrospermum elmeri 1931, 2137 Amphisphaeria diplasia ' 2201 
Acrospermum latissimum 2137 Amphisphaeria donaciva 2261 
Actephila dispersa 2094 Amphisphaeria dunarum 2262 
Acalypha stipulacea 2082, 2097 Amphisphaeria leucaenae 1940 
Aecidium banosense 2067 2117 
Aecidium blumeae 2067 Amphisphaeria notabilis 2262 
Aecidium clerodendri 2067 Amphisphaeria schizostachyi 2262 
Aecidium desmium 2074 Ampbisphaeria subiculosa 
Aecidium dioscoreae 2074 Andropogon aciculatus 2156 
Andropogon cifratus 


Aecidium kaernbachii 1921, 2068 
Aecidium lagunense 2068 Andropogon contorta 2080 
Aecidium luzoniense 2068 Andropogon halepense 2110 
Aecidium machilii 2068 Andropogon halepense pro- 
Aecidium nummulare 2069 pinguum 2081 
Aecidium paederiae 2069 Antidesma bunius 2096, 2208 
Aecidium phyllanthinum 2069 2267 
Aecidium plucheae 2069 Antidesma ghaesembilla 2073.2082 
Aecidium torae 2069 Anthostoma eumorphum 2216 
Aecidium uvariae rufae 2069 Anthostoma flagellariae 2216 
Aegiceras corniculatum 2156 Anthostoma gigasporum 1940 
Anthostoma gigasporum 1941 


Aizelia bijuga 2103 
Aglaonema densinervium 2095 
Aglaonema densinervium 2157 Anthostomella atronitens 2196 
Aithaloderma clavatisporum 2096 Anthostomella calocarpa 2119 
Alangium begoniaefolium 2201 Anthostomella copelandi 2197 
Anthostomella discophora 2119 
Albizzia acle Anthostomella donacina 2119 
Albizzia lebbek 2075, 2157 Anthostomella donacina 2197 
Albizzia marginata Anthostomella donacis 2259 
Anthostomella elmeri 2091, 2119 


Antbostoma megalosporum 1941 


Aldona stella-nigra 2137 
Aleuritis moluccana 2232, 2272 Anthostomella grandispora 
Alocasia indica 2117 schizostachyi 2119, 2260 
Alocasia macrorhiza 2117 Anthostomella lichenoides 2197 
Alehornea rugosa 2157, 2197 Anthostomella niicraspis 2197 
Allaeanthus /uzonicus 2159 Anthostomella micraspis 2205 
2264 Anthostomella mindorensis 2119 
2196 


Allescherina strebli 

Alsodeia formicaria 2087 í E 

Alstonia macrophylla 2227, 2258 Anthostomella mindorensis 2260 
Anthostomella mindorensis 


Alstonia scholaris 2083, 2141 
2142, 2203 verruculosa 2196 
2096 Anthostomella minore 2260 


Alyxia monilifera 


2298 LEAFLETS op PHILIPPINE BoTANY (Vor. VI 


Anthostomella mirabilis 1940, 2120 Asterina decipiens 2091, 2277 
2260 Asterina derridis 2091 
Anthostomella (Astrocystis) Asterina diaphana 2091 
mirabilis 2196 Asterina elaeocarpi 2091 
Anthostomella (Astrocystis) Asterina elmeri 2091 
mirabilis 2197 Asterina elmeri 1927 
Anthostomella mirabilis ob- Asterina escharoides 1928, 2091 
tecta 2261 Asterina irregularis 2092 
Anthostomella mirabilis schi- Asterina lawsoniae 2227 
zostachyi 2260 Asterina laxiuscula 1928, 2092 
Anthostomella pachyderma 2197 Asterina lobata 1927, 2092 
Anthostomella ( Euanthosto- Asterina lophopetali 2228 
mella) sacchariferae 2260 Asterina . opposita 1926, 2092 
Anthostomella Zomicum 0197 Asterina opposita 1927 
A piospora apiospora 2111 Asterina pemphidioides 2092 
Apiospora apiospora 2199 Asterina pemphidioides 2228 
Apiospora apiospora minor 2112 Asterina porriginosa 2093 
Apiospora camptospora 2199 Asterina pusilla 2093 
Apiospora curvispora rott- Asterina sponiae 1928, 2093 
boelliae 2112, 2199 Asterina subinermis 1927, 2093 
Apiospora luzonensis 2112 Asterina trachycarpa 2093 
Apiospora montagnei 2112 Asterina transversalis 2093 
Apiospora striolata minor 2112 Asterinella distinguenda 2093 
Apiosporella aberrans 2112 Asterinella loranthi 2093 
Apiosporella coryphae 2112 Asterinella lugubris 2094 
Apostasia Zobbii 2095 Asterinella luzonensis 2094 
Arachis Aypogaea 2162 Asterinella obesa 2094 
Areca catechu 2156, 2157 Astilbe pAilippinensis 2073 
Ardisia candolleana 2103 Astrocystis mirabilis 1940, 2120 
Arenga mindorensis 1936, 1938 Astrosphaeriella. fusispora 2120 
1945, 2101, 2113, 2116 Auerswaldia arengae 2101 
2119, 2134, 2195, 2232 Auerswaldia copelandi 2101 
Arenga sacchariferae 2120, 2121 Auerswaldia decipiens 1936, 2101 
2203, 2232, 2260, 2274, 2280 Auerswaldia decipiens 2213 
Aristolochia fagala 2117 ‘ Auerswaldia derridis 2101, 2222 
Arthraxon ciliaris 2073 Auerswaldia examinans 2101, 2274 
Artocarpus integrifolia 2148 Auerswaldia gigantochloae 2222 
Aschersonia cinnabarina 2154 Auerswaldia (Phaeochora) 
Aschersonia confluens 2155 lophiostomacea 2274 
Aschersonia novoguineensis 2155 Auerswaldia merrillii 2101 
Ascobolus latus 2144 Auerswaldia pandani 2273 
Ascophanus testaceus 2143 Auricularia polytricha 2240 
Aspergillus delacroixii 2166 Auricularia tenuis 2240 
Aspergillus flavus 2166 
J Aspergillus olivaceus 2166 Balansia claviceps 2226 
| Aspergillus periconioides 2167 Balansia paspali 2102 
Asterina capparidis 2090, 2277 Balansia vorax 2102 


Asterina cassiae 2091 Balladyna medinillae 2257 


Accus 1, 1914] Ixpkx 2299 


2081 Canarium fodayense 2104 


Balladyna velutina 
1936, 1937 Canarium villosum 2094, 2103 


Bambusa blumeana 


1942, 1944, 2098, 2099, 2110 2104, 2220 
2111, 2112, 2120, 2121, 2122 Canavalia ensiformis 2146 
2123, 2125, 2128, 2222, 2224 Canavalia obtusifolia 2154 
2226, 2264 Canavalia Zurgida 2157 

Bambusa spinosa 2121 Canthium campanulatum 2069 
Bambusa vulgaris 1940, 2120 Capparidis Aorrida 2194, 2204 
2243, 2260, 2261 Capparidis macracantha 2227 

Barringtonia luzonensis 2161 Capparis aurantioides 2117 
Barya salaccensis 2100 Capparis Aorrida 2090, 2117 
Bauhinia cumingiana 1946, 2094 Capparis mucronala 2090 
Bauhinia malabarica 2153, 2208 Capparis sepiaria 2140 
Biatorina sublutea 2141 Carex rafffesiana 2079, 2156 
Bilimbia rhaphidophylli 2237 Carica papaya 2112, 2118 
Biophytum sensitivum 2161 2157, 2167 
Blumea balsamifera 2067 Carthamus /incforius 2163 
Blumea Zaciniata 2067 Cassia occidentalis 2162 
Boletus ungulatus : 2250 Cassia Zimorensis 2091 
Botryodiplodia anceps 2150 Cassia fora 2069, 2166 
Botryodiplodia elasticae 2151 Castanea vulgaris 2073, 2074 
Botryosphaeria bakeri 2126, 2195 Catenularia velutina 2160 
Botryosphaeria dispersa 2225 Celtis pAilippinensis 2229 
Cenangella gliricidiae 2279 


Botryosphaeria majuscula ` 2196 grasse 
Botryosphaeria pulicaris 2225 Ceratosphaeria philippinarum 2122 
Cercospora acerosa 2160 


Botryosphaeria saubinetii 2225 : 
Brachysporium pini-insularis 2160 Cercospora amorphophalli — 2160 
Brassica chinensis 2160 Cercospora armoraciae 2160 
Bridelia fomentosa 2078 Cercospora bakeri 2160 


Cercospora barringtoniae 2161 


» Bulgaria javanica 1947, 2140 : t 
Bulgaria pusilla 1947, 2140 Cercospora biopbyti 2161 
Bulgariastrum caespitosum 2140 Cercospora gliricidiae 2161 

Cercospora helminthosta- 
2085 chidis 2161 
2161 


Caesalpinia nuga 


Calocera glossoides Cercospora henningsii 


2241 , 
Cercospora litsea glutinosae 2161 


Calonectría copelandii 2097 a 
Calonectria We xg 2097 Cercospora mangiferae 2161 
Calonyetion aculeatum 2157 Cercospora nicotianae Pe 
Calopeziza mirabilis 2141, 2235 Cercospora er > 62 
Calosphaeria (Togninia) in- Cercospora pantoleuca 162 
conspicua 2213 Cercospora persónata 2162 
Callicarpa blancoi 1926, 2090 Cereospora pumila =» 
Callicarpa cana 2084, 2085 Cercospora sesami ` 162 
Calloria meliolicola 2280 Cercospora stizolobii 2163 
Campylorus foxworthyi 1973 Cercospora subsessilis 2163 
Canarium laciniatum 2104 Cercospora subtorulosa 2163 

Canarium /uzonicum 2104, 2229 Cercospora tabernaemon- 
2082 tanae 2163 


Canarium polyneuron 


2500 


Cercospora tiglii 

Cereospora tosensis 
Cercospora ubi 
Cercosporidium helleri 
Cercosporina carthami 
Cercosporina taccae 
Cerebella paspali 

Ceropegia cumingiana 
Chaetodiplodia grisea 
Chaetomitrium elmeri 
Champereia cumingiana 
Champereia manillana 2091, 
Cintractia axicola 

Cintractia cyperi-polystachyi 
Cintractia merrillii 
Cintractia muelleri 
Cilieiopodium grayanum 


Citrus decumana 1942. 
Citrus nobilis 2145, 
2265, 


Cladosporium herbarum 
Cladoderris elegans 
Cladosporium oplismeni 
Claoxylon elongatum 
Claviceps pAilippii 
Clerodendron calamatosum 
Clerodendron commersonii 
Clerodendron fragans 
Clerodendron infermedium 
2068, 2088, 
Clerodendron minahassae 


Clerodendron thompsoni 2200, 
Clitoria Zernatea 
Clypeosphaeria gigantochloa 
Clypeosphaeria valparadisi- 
ensis 
Coleosporium merrillii ` 
Coriolopsis melleo-flava 
Colletotrichum arecae 
Colletotrichum euchroum 
Colletotrichum pandani 
Colletotrichum papaya 
Cocos nucifera 1942, 2114, 
2453, 2158, 
| Corypha elata 2095, 2112, 
_ 2144, 2152, 2154, 


2163 
2163 
2163 
2163 
2163 
2164 
2078 
2169 
2151 
1974 
2091 
2211 
2078 
2079 
2079 
2079 
2159 
2124 
2263 
2270 
2164 
2242 
2164 
2261 
2227 
2067 
2071 
2068 
2067 
2160 
2071 
2084 
2216 
2162 
2204 


2204 
2078 
2247 
2156 
2156 
2156 
2157 
2124 
2214 
2127 
2165 
2116 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


Corynelia uberata 
Coix lacrymi-jobi 
Coryne meliolicola 
Coffea arabica 
Joccomyces canarii 
Coriolus elongatus 
Coriolus hirsutus 
Coriolus Airsutus polyzonus 
Coriolus hirsutus vellerens 
Coriolus vinosus 
Cordia myxa 
Coniosporium cireumscissum 
Coniosporium extremorium 
Coniosporium lineolatum 
Coniosporium vinosum 
Coniothyrium calami 
Coniothyrium coff-ae 
Coniothyrium gmelinae 
Coniothyrium oroxyli 
Cryptosphaeria philippinensis 
Crepidotus quitensis philip- 
pinensis 
Cryptospora bambusae 
Cryptospora bambusae ba- 
keriana 
Cryptocarya fodayensis 
Croton tiglium 
Cudrania Javanica 
Cyamopsis psoraleoides 
Cyathus byssoides 
Cyathus caudatae 


2070, 


2153, 


2081, 


Cyathus elmeri 

Cyathus montagnei 

Cyathus montagnei 
Cyathus plicatus 

Cyathus poeppigi 

Cyatnus sulcatus 
Cyclodothis n. gen. 
Cyclodothis pulchella 1930, 
Cyclomyces cichoriaceus 
Cylindrosporium exigunm 


Cynodon dactylon 2104, 
Cyperus aria 

Cytospora lirella 

Cyperus longus à 
Cyperus polystachyus 2072, 


Cyperus rofundatus 


[Vor. VI 


2116 
2104 
2280 
2150 
2145 
2248 
2248 
2248 
2248 
2248 
2199 
2164 
2164 
2164 
2164 
2150 
2150 
2150 
2150 
2123 


2255 
2125 


2125 
2102 
2163 
2159 
2152 
2256 
2102 
2280 
2256 
2255 
2256 
2255 
2255 
2255 
1929 
2102 
2249 
2157 
2221 
2072 
2150 
2072 
2079 
2072 


2301 


AUGUST 1, 1914] Inpex 
Dacryomitra glossoides 2240 Diatrype polygoneia 2266 
Dacryomitra glossoides 2241 Diatrype polygoneia strebli 2266 
Daedalea imponens trame- Diatrype polysaccoides 2267 

toidea 1920 Diatrype radulans 2213 
Daedalea lurida 2244 Diatrype saccardoi 2216 
Daedalea microzona 2244 Diatrype virescens 1942 
Daedalea repanda 2244 Diatrypella psidii 2125 
Daedalea sanguinea 2247 Dictyopanus copelandii 2254 
Daedalea subconfragosa 2244 Dictyopanus subpulveru- 
Daemonorops gaudichaudii 2121 lentus 2254 
Dalbergia ferruginea 1936, 2105 Didymella caricae 2121 


Didymosphaeria arundinariae 1939 


2219 
Daldinia asphaltum 2126 Didymosphaeria blumeae 1939 
Daldinia concentrica 2126 2121 
Daldinia concentrica esch- Didymosphaeria minutel- 
scholtzii 2126 loides 2120 
Daldinia eschscholtzii 2206, 2273 Didymosphaeria striatula 2120 
Daldinia eschscholtzii 2207 Diedickea n. gen. 1931 
Daldinia gollani 2126 Diedickea singularis 1932, 2155 
Daldinia luzonensis 2126 Dimeriella cyathearum 2081 
Daldinia vernicosa 2127 Dimerina graffii 2082 
Darwiniella orbicula 2102 Dimerium pseudoperispori- : 
2082 


Dasyscypha cyatheae 2280 oides 
Dimerium scabrosum 2082 


Dasyscypha merrillii 
Dasyscypha merrillii 2280  Dimerosporina pusilla an 
Deeringia indica 1920, Dimerosporium mindanaense 2082 
Dellinia pAilippinensis Dimerosporium pangerangense 2137 
Derridis eliptica Dioscorea aculeata tiliaefolia 2105 
Derridis philippinensis 2219 Dioscorea alata 2074 
Dioscorea deamona 2163 


Derris atro-violacae 2093 i à 
Derris elliptica 2107, 2110, 2167 Dioscorea fasciculata 2153 
2264 Diplodia cacaoicoía 2151 
Derris mindorensis 2137 Diplodia durionis 2150 
Derris philippinensis 2094, 2220 Diplodia fructas-pandani 2150 
2230 Diplodia gmelinae 2150 
Derris uliginosa 2091 Diplodia hibisci 2151 
2090 Diplodia rapax 2151 
1951 


Dipterocarpus gracilis 
Dipterocarpus grandiflorus 2138 
hasseltii 1950 


Desmodium capitatum 

Desmodium gangeticum 2085, 

Desmodium procumbens : 
2090 Dipterocarpus 


esmodium ériflorum . a 
ona nan 2085 iipeeroeerpus obconicus 1951 
Diaporthe (Euporthe) cit- Dipterocarpus pilosus 1952 

rincola 2269 Dipterocarpus subalpinus 1950 
Diatrype albizziae 2267 Dipterocarpus subalpinus 1928, 2108 
Diatrype clerodendri 2215 Dipterocarpus vernicifiuus 1950 
Diatrype extensa 2267 Dipterocarpus warburgii 1952 

2125 Discodothis lobuta 2102 


Diatrype megale 


Diatrype mindanaense 1942, 2125 Discosiella cylindrospora 2155 


2302 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY (vo, VI 


Dischidia rosea 2105 Eutypa capparidis 2215 
Donax cannaeformis 1924, 1931 Eutypa corniculata 2123 
2086, 2099, 2104, 2119, 2137 Eutypa flavo-virens 2123 
2196, 2221, 2222, 2226, 2260 Eutypa inconspicua 2265 
2264 Eutypa lata 2214 
Dothidea examinans 2274 Eutypa ludibunda 1942, 2124 
Dothidea loranthi 2115 Eutypa ludibunda 2214, 2265 
Dothidea perisporioides 2090 Eutypa macropunctata 1941, 2124 
Dothidea pterocarpi 2102 Eutypa megalosoma 2264 
Dothidella albizziae 2102 Eutypa micropuncta 1941 
Dothidella canarii 2103 Eutypa phaseolina 2265 
Dracontomelum dao 1924, 2087 Eutypa stenospora 2214 
Drimys piperata 2096 Eutypa stenospora hibisci 2215 
Drynaria quercifolia 2094, 2100 Eutypa Zujutensis 1941 
Durio zibethinus 2150, 2153 Eutypella aemula 2266 
Eutypella aulocostoma 2124 
Ectropothecium elmeri 1975 Eutypella bambusina 1942 
Ectropothecium subinforguato 1975 Eutypella bambusina sul- 
Ehretia navesii 2089, 2258 furea 1942 
Elaeocarpus argenteus 2091 Eutypella citricola 1942, 2124, 2265 
Elaeocarpus pendula 2091 Eutypella citricola 2265 
Eleusine indica 2165 Eutypella cocos 2214 
Elmerina cladophora 2246 Eutypella exiguae 2213 
Elmerina setulosa 2246 Eutypella gliricidiae 2124, 2268 
Elmeriobryum assimile 1975 Eutypella gliricidiae 2266 
Elmeriobryum philippinense 1974 Eutypella leucaenae 2266 
Elsinoe canavaliae 2146 Eutypella premnae 2213 
Endotrichella eleganti 1977 Eutypella radulans 2213 
Endotrichella elmeri 1977 
Endoxyla mangifera 2112 Favolus junghuhnii 2253 
Englerula medinillae 2082 Favolus multiplex 2253 
Ephelis caricina 2156 Favolus peltatus 2253 
Ephelis pallida 2156 Favolus philippinensis 2253 
Epichloe warburgiana 2099, 2225 Favolus philippinensis ob- 
Epichloe warburgiana do- senrata 2253 
nacis 2225 Favolus spathulatus 2253 
Erinella philippinensis 2141 Favolus tener 2253 
Eriochloa ramosa 2099 Ficus apoensis 2103 
Erythropalum scandens 2118 Ficus banahaensis 2105 
Eugenia calubcob 2138, 2141 Ficus benjamina 2088 
Eugenia globosa 1923, 2083 Ficus blepharostoma 2105 
Eugen a incarnata 2090 Ficus carica 2075 
© Euonymus javanicus 2229 Ficus crassitora 2110 
Euphorbia neriifolia 2156 Ficus disticha 2155 
Eurotium repens 2082 Ficus favo-cortica 1928, 2107 
| Eurya acuminata 2122 Ficus garciae 2106 
| Eutypa alangii | 2114 Ficus guyeri 1929, 2111 


a E : f bambusina 2123 Ficus Aauili 2107 


- 


Avausr 1, 1914] 

Ficus heterophylla 2105, 2275 
Ficus infectoria 2106 
Ficus manilensis 2105 
Ficus minahassae 2075, 2106 
Ficus nota 2108, 2152, 2216 
Ficus odorata 1936, 2104, 2105 

: 2109, 2219 
Ficus sibulanensis 2103 


Ficus ulmifolia 2105, 2106, 2107 
2122, 2155, 2219 


i 2237, 2276 
Ficus validicaudata 2105 
Fimbristylis diphylla 2079 
Flagellaria indica 2216 
Freycinetia williamsii 2101, 2117 
Fuirena glomerata 2076 
Funalia mons-veneris 2247 
Funalia pAilippinensis 1920 
Fusarium paspalicola 2158 
Fusicladium pon:amiae 2165 
Gallonia philippinensis 1974 
Ganoderma amboinense 2250 
Ganoderma australe 2250 
Ganoderma laccatum 2249 

2250 


Ganoderma leucophaeum 
Ganoderma lucidum japon- 


icum 2249 


Ganoderma mastosporum 2249 
Ganoderma testaceum 2250 
Garcinia renulosa 1946, 2095 
Gardenia glutinosa 2081 
Gelonium bambusinum 2138 
Gelonium subglomerulatum 2155 
Geoglossum glutinosum 2144 
Gibbera saubinetii 2225 
Gibberella creberrima 2097 
Gibberella pulicaris 2225 
Gibberella saubinetii 2225 
Gibberidea nipae 2113 

2164 


Gigantochloa scridneriana 
2200, 2211, 2213, 2223 


Gillotie!la latemaculans 2278 
2124, 2125 


2152, 2161, 2201, 2208, 2259 
2264, 2266, 2268, 2279 


Gloeophyllum edule 


2244 


2303 


INDEX 


Gloeosporium alchorneae 2157 
Gloeosporium canavaliae 2157 


Gloeosporium catechu 2157 
Gloeosporium graftii 2157 
Gloeosporium hoyae 2157 


Gloeosporium lebbek 2157 
Gloeosporium palmarum 2157 
Gloeosporium papayae 2157 


Gloeosporium vanillae 2158 
Glochidion //anosii 2091 
Glochidion mindanaense 2106 
Glycine hispida 2077 
Gmelina philippinensis 2082 
Gmelina villosa 2150 
Gnomonia litseae 2113 
Gossypium brasiliense 2074 
Gossypium herbaceum 2074 
Gouia microcarpa 1922, 2083 
- Graphiola arengae 1931, 2079 
Graphiola cylindrospora 2079 
Guepiniopsis spathularius 2240 
Guignardia albicans 2258 
2195 


Guignardia arengae 
Guignardia creberrima 2117, 2194 


Guignardia freycinetiae 2117 


Gaignardia fusco coriacea 2195 
Guignardia musae 2195 
 Guignardia sterculiae 2194 
Guioa perrottetii 2230 
Gymnosporia spinosa 2085 

Gymuostachyum subcor- 
datum 2071 
2165 


Hadronema orbiculare 
Haematomyces carneus 2140, 2235 


Hamaspora acutissima 2069 
Hedera helix 2015 
Heliotropium indicum 2167 
Helminthosporium incon- 

spicuum 2165 
Helminthosporium nodu- 

losum 2165 
Helminthosporium raven- 

elii 2165 
Helminthostachys zeylanica 2161 
Helvella craterella 2281 
Hemileia canthii 2069 


2501 


Hemileia vastatrix 
Hemisphaeria concentrica ob 
ovata substipitata 
Herpotrichia rAodosticta 
Herpotrichia philippinensis 
Herpotrichia xestothele 
Heterochaeta. tenuicula 
Heterosporium coryphae 
Heterostemma angustilobum 


Hewittia bicolor 
Hewittia sublobata 


2076, 
2077, 


Hexagona bivalvis 

Hexagona cladophora 

Hexagona cruenta 

Hexagona pulchella 

Hexagona reyesii 

Hexagona thwaitesii 2245, 

Hexagona thwaitesii resu- 
pinata 

Hexagona thwaitesii ret- 
ropicta 

Hexagona thwaitesii sin- 
uata 

Hibiscus esculenta 

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis 2098, 

2151, 2202, 2215, 

Hibiscus tiliaceus 

Holstiella eutypa : 

Holstiella usambarensis 

Hopea acuminata 

Hopea beccariana 

Hopea malibato 

Hopea philippinensis 

Hoya luzonensis 2122, 2157, 


Hydnum copelandii 
Hydnum insulare 
Mydnum leptodon 
Hygrophila salicifolia 
Hymenochaete adusta 
Hymenochaete tenuissima 
Hymenolepis spicata 
Hymenopsis cudraniae 


2070 


2127 
2201 
2203 
2203 
2240 
2165 
1928 
2092 
2159 
2086 
2088 
2245 
2246 
2247 
2245 
2246 
2246 


2245 


2245 


2245 
2225 
2128 
2231 
2108 
2217 
2218 
2158 
1954 
1953 
1949 
2258 
2278 
2251 
2251 
2252 
2075 
2241 
2241 
2137 
2159 
2276 
2277 
2098 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BorANY : 


Hypocrea peltata 
Hypocrea poronoidea 
Hypocrea rufa 
Hypocrella botryosa 
Hypocrella melaena 
Hypocrella pernettiae 
Hypocrella salaccensis 
Hypocrella schizostachyi 
Hyposeglonopsis Aurae 
Hypospila ambigua 
Hypoxylon annulatum 1944, 
2205, 
Hypoxylon annulatum de- 
pressum 
Hypoxylon apoense 
Hypoxylon atropurpureum 
Hypoxylon coenopus 
Hypoxylon coenopus spinif- 
era 
Hypoxylon compactum 
Hypoxylon coryphae 
Hypoxylon eulmorum 
Hypoxylon culmorum bam- 
busa-blumeanae 
Hypoxylon disjunctum 
Hypoxylon effusum 
Hypoxylon effusum 
Hypoxylon fulvo ochraceum 
Hypoxylon fuscum 
Hypoxylon gigasporum 1943, 
Hypoxylon haematostroma 


1930, 
1930, 


Hypoxylon hibisci 
Hypoxylon lianincolum 
Hypoxylon lilliputianum 
Hypoxylon macrospermum 
Hypoxylon marginatum 2128, 
Hypoxylon minutellum 
Hypoxylon multiforme 
Hypoxylon nucigenum 
Hypoxylon nummularioides 
Hypoxylon placentiforme 
Hypoxylon purpureum 
Hypoxylon rubiginosum 
Hypoxylon rubiginosum 1944, 
Hypoxylon serpens 
Hypoxylon stygium 
Hypoxylon subeffusum 


[Vor. VI 


2098 
2277 
2098 
2100 
2100 
2276 
2100 
2100 
2217 
2113 
2127 
2271 


2127 
2127 
2271 


2206 


2206 
2133 
2127 
2205 


2205 
2128 
2271 
2271 
2128 
1944 
2132 
1944 
2128 
2128 
1944 
2128 
1943 
2271 
2129 
2129 
2129 
2272 
2207 
2272 
2129 
2272 
2129 
2129 
2271 


Kretschinaria coenopus 2129, 2206 
Kretschmaria gomphoidea 2130 
Kretschmaria gomphoidea 2206 
Kretschmaria gomphoidea _ 
microspora 2206 
Kretschmaria microsp*ra 2130 
Kuehneola gossypii 2074 


Lachnea albo grisea 2142 
Lachnea lurida ; 2234 
2117 


Laestadia festiva 


Lagerstroemia speciosa 2142, 2146 
| 1919 ` 


Laschia agaricina , 
Laschia candida 2253 


2305 


Svover 1, 1911] Ixpex 
ed P ee gief? usum 2271 Laschia simulans 2252 
Lala suborbiculare 2273 Lasiodiplodia nigra 2151 
Mui tp. s 2211 La-iodiplodia theobromae ` 2151 
ul suaveolens | 2086 Lasiosphaeria xestotheles 2203 
"m AE psychotriae 2136 Lasiethyrium cycloschizon 2156 
ee hoyae 2138 Lasmenia ficina 2155 
o rufulum 1946 Lawsonia inermis 2092, 2227 
eiss conformis 2233 Lecanopteris pumila 1959 
"maria granulata miero- Lembosia congregata 2138 
nr : 2142 Lembosia dipterocarpi 2138 
Umaria raimundoi 2142, 2233 Lembosia eugeniae 2138 
Lembosia javanica 2138 
Ilex cymosa : 2093 Lembosia pothoidei 2138 
Imperata cylindrica 2073 Lentomita /ongirostris 2259 
Intsia (Afzelia) dijuga 2134, 2135 Lentomita philippinensis 2259 
Ipomoea cymosa 2071 Lenzites palizoti 2244 
Ipomoea hederacea ` 2068 Lenzites polita 2244 
Ipomoea obscura 2096 Lenzites tenuis 2244 
Irpex facus 2247 _ Lenzites subferruginea 2244 
Isachnes minutula 2080 Lepidozia tenuissima 2288 
Ischaemum aristatum 2080 Lepistemon flavescens 2063 
Ischaemum ciliare 2080 Leptocolea hispidissima 2287 
ltea maesifolia 2085, 2089 Leptopeziza mindanaensis 2142 
Ixora philippinensis 2093, 2094 Leptosphaeria ambiens 2121 
Leptosphaeria capparidis 2204 
Jasminum sambac 2086 Zeg werde deeg = 2208 
Julella luzonensis 2113, 2204 spit crie oc Si er 
Justicia gendarussa 2073 Leucaena glauca 1935, 1939, 1940 
2099, 2117, 2121, 2159, 2225 
Kalmusia argentinensis 2218 2231, 2233, 2249, 2255 
Kalmusia philippinarum 2218 Leucas /avandulifolia 2154 
Knoxia corymbosa 2075 Leucas linifolia 2154 
Kretschmaria clavus 2206 Leucoporus arcularius 2243 
2243 


Leucoporus gallo-pavonis 
Leucoporus grammocephalus 2243 
Leucoporus grammocephalus 


trigonus 2243 
Limacinula malloti 2097 
Liahartia ( Biatorinopsis) 

luzonica 2236 
Linhartia philippinensis 2236 
Linospora pandani 2113 
Lisea spatholobi 2097 

1920 


Litsea caesifolia 
Litsea glutinosa 2113, 2116, 2131 
2161, 2193, 2209 


Litsea perroftetii 2084 


2506 


INIA pitone 


LEAFLETS or Piitippixa Borany Von: VI 
Litsea fayabensis 1929, 2107 Lycopodium nummularia 2029 
Lophatherium gracile 2082 Lycopodium penniforme 1992 
Lophodermium aleuritis 2232 Lycopodium pennula 1992 
Lophodermium arundina- Lycopodium philippense 2026, 2045 
ceum 2136 Lycopodium pouzolzianum 2048 
Lophodermium javanicum 2232 2049 
Lophodermium mangiferae 2233 Lycopodium proniflorum 2026 
Lophodermium passiflorae — 2136 Lycopodium radicatum 1992 
2232 Lycopodium remotifolium 2026 
Lophodermium reyesianum 2233 Lycopodium reticulatum 2026 
Lopbopetala foxici 2228 Lycopodium wallichii 2052, 2053 
Loranthoinyees sordidula — 2115 
Loranthus agusanensis 1962 Macaranga bicolor 1932, 2158 
Loranthus agusanensis 1964 Macaranga fanarius 2267, 2272 
Loranthus aurantiacus 1967 Macromitrium (Leiostoma) 
Loranthus aurantiacus 1967 assimile 1978 
Loraathus banahaen:is 1960 ` Macromitrium blumei 1978 
Loranthus barthei 1970 Macromitrium zollingeri 1978 
Loranthus caulflorus 1960 Macrophoma eyanopsidis 2152 
Loranthus clementis 1962 Maerophoma musae 2132 
Loranthns curtiflora 1964 Macrophoma punetiformis ` 2152 
Loranthus formicarium 1959 Maerophoma vestita 2151 
Loranthus Aaenkeanus 1970, 2115 Macropodia craterella 2231 
Loranthus Aa/conensis 1963, 1964 Maesa laxa ` 2086, 2088 
1970 Mallotus moluccanus 2077 
Loranthus incarnatiflorus 1970 Mallotus philippinensis 2086, 2097 
Loranthus incarnatus 1970 2231 
Loranthus /eyfensis 2093 Malmeomyces pulchellus 2098 
Loranth 18 longisnba 1961 Mangifera indica 2087, 2112. 2156 
Loranthus malifolius 1970 2161 
Loranthus merrillii 1967, 1969 Manihot heptaphylla 2153 
Lora thus miniatus 1966 Manihot utilissima 2161 
Loranthus preslii 1959, 1969 Marsonia pavonina 1932, 2158 
Loranthns surigao-neis 1966 Mastigobryum elmeri 2289 
Loranthus terminatiflorus 1960 Mastigobryum mindanaum 2289 
Loranthus urdanesensis 1963 Masiigolejeunea losbanosa 2288 
|. Luffa cylindrica 2084. Mastigopbora gracillima 2287 
J. Lumniizera racemosa 2088 Massarina vigroviridula 2263 
|. Lunasia amara 2088 Massarina raimundoi 2263 
|. Lycopodium belangeri 2026 Massarinula eordiae 2199 
. Lycopodium canaliculatum 2049 Medinilla compressicaulis 2082 
1992 Medinilla myriantha 2082, 2257 


Megalonectria pseudotrichia 2098 


, 2225 
Melampsora cingens | 2078 

J Melanconium merrillii 2158 
 Melanomma mindorense 2113 


2200 


Metiola alstoniae 2083, 2258 


Meliola amphitrieha 2083 
Meliola arachnoid-a 2083 
Meliola arachnoidea 2192 


Meliola araneosa 1922, 2083 


Meliola arborescens 1923, 2083 
Meliola arborescens 1923 
Meliola arandinis 2084 
Meliola azedarach 2163 
Meliola bicornis 2084 
Meliola bidentata 2084 
Meliola callicarpae 1926 
Meliola callicarpae 2084 
Meliola callista 2191 
Meliola clerodendricola 2034 
Meliola confragosa 2084 
Meliola confragosa 2192 

2084 


Meliola cookeana 
Meliola cookeana saccardoi 2193 
Meliola cyiindrophora 2085, 2258 
Meliola desmodii 2085 
Meliola dichotoma 2085 


Meliola diplochaeta a 08 
Meliola elmeri 2085 
Meliola forbesii 2194 
Meliola gymnosporiae 2085 
Meliola heterotricha 1923, 2086 
Meliola hewittiae . 2086 
Meliola horrida 2086 
Meliola hyptidis ; 2086 
Meliola insignis 2086 
Meliola insignis _ 2192 
Meliola intricata ` ` 2086 
Meliola jasminicola 2086 

2086 


Meliola laevigata 


AUGUST I, 1914] Tubi 
Melanopsamma nitens ta- Meliola laevigata 1921 
i cea «| 2200. Meliola macrochaeta 2087 
] anopus varius Javanieus 2243 Metiola maesae 2086 
ee exigua 2155 Melivla mangiferae 1922, 1924 
i lelastoma fuscum 2103 Meliola maugiferae 2087 
Melicope triphylla 2163 Meliola merremiae `. 2087, 2193 
Meliola acalyphae 2082 Meliola merrillii 2087 
Meliola aciculosa 2257 Meliola microspora 2089 
Meliola aciculosa 1922 Meliola miiragynes 2087 
Meliola aciculosa vitieis 2257 Meliola opaca 1924, 2087 
Meliola acntiseta 1921, 2032 : Meliola opposita 1924, 2087 
Meliola affinis 1921, 2083 Meliola palawanensis 2087 
Meliola aliena 2083 Meiiola panici 2193 

Meliola parenchymatica 2087 


Meliola parvula 1925, 2088 


Meiiola patens 2088 
Meliola pelliculosa 2088 
Meliola peregrina 2088 

2088 


Meliola perpusilla 
Melicla pulcherrima 1923, 2088 


Meliola quadrifurcata 2088 
Meliola quadrifurcata 2194 
Meliola quadrispina 2088, 2194 
Meliola sakawensis 2088 
Meliola sandorici 2088 
Meliola sidae 2089 
Meliola stenospora 2089 

2258 


Meliola sfenospora 
Meliola substenospora 2193 


Meliola substenospora rott- 


boelliae 2193 
Meliola tamarindi 2089 
Meliola telosmae 2089 

2192 


Meliola uncariae 
Me iola uvariae 2089, 2192, 2258 


Meliola vilis 1926, 2090, 2258 
2280 


Melioia vilis 
Mellitosporiopsis giganti 
spora 2141, 2237 
Mellitosporiopsis pachycarpa 2237 
Mellitosporiopsis pseudope- 
zizoidea 2141, 2237 
Mellitesporiopsis riolacea gi- 
gantispora 2141 
Memecylon urdanetense 1922, 2083 
Merrilliopeltis calami 2121, 2271 
Merriliiopeltis daemonoropsis 2121 
Merrilliopeltis hoehnelii 2121, 2233 


2307 


2308 LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI 
Merremia hastata 2087 Mieroporus xanthopus 2244 
Merremia incisa 2193 Mierostroma philippinense 2167 
Merremia umbellata 2068, 2070 Microthyriella philippinensis 2095 

2193, 2194 Microthyrium elatum 2095 
Merramia vitifolia 2068 Millettia cavitensis 2107 
Metasphaeria abundans 2201 Millettia merrillii 2107 
Metasphaeria clypeosphae- Miscanthus sacchariflora 2080 
rioidis 2202 Miscanthus sinensis 2136 
Metasphaeria consociata 2201 Mitragyne diversifolia 2087 
Metasphaeria gigantochloae 2202 Mniodendron korthalsii 1976 
Metasphaeria hibiscincola 2202 Mniodendron miudanense 1975 
Metasphaeria maculans 2121, 2202 Mollisia ravida 2142 
Metasphaeria pseudostro- Morenoella breviuscula 2137 
matica 2262 Morenoella gedeana 2137 
Metasphaeria guercina 1939 Morinda bartlingii 2087 
Metasphaeria raimundoi 1939, 2121 Morinda bracteata 2166 
Metasphaeria saccharicola ` 2203 Morus albus 2090, 2150, 2154 
Metasphaeria schizostachyi 2216, 2231 
congregata 2263 Mucor racemosus 2147 
Matasphaeria socia 2202 Mucuna /yoni 2077 
Micropeltella coerulescens 2278 Mucuna pruriens 2077 
Micropeitella coerulescens 2278 Munkiella melastomatae 2103 
Mieropeltella sehmidtiana 2095 Musa paradisiaca 2152 
2228, 2211 Musa sapientum 2118, 2152, 2266 
Mieropeltis aequa'is 2094 Mycosphaerella alocasiae 2171 
Micropeltis aernginascens 2228 Mycosphaerella aristolochiae 2117 
Micropeltis aeruginascens 2230 Mycosphaerella caricae 2118 
Micropeltis aeruginosa 2229 Mycosphaerella creberrima 2118 
Micropeltis applanata 2094 Mycosphaerella musae 2118 
Micropeltis applanata 2228, 2229 Mycosphaerella oculata 2118 
2230 Mycosphaerella pericampyli 2118 
Micropeltis bambusicola 2094 Mycosphaerella roureae 2118 
Micropeltis bauhiniae 1945, 2094 Myiocopron bakerianum 2095 
Micropeltis corruscans 2094 
Micropeltis consimilis 2094, 2229 Nectria ambigua 2276 

. Micropeltis leucoptera 2095 Nectria episphaeria 2215 
Micropeltis meg.sperma 2095 Nectria (Phaeonectria) ma- 
Mieropeltis manaosensis 1916 nilensis 2097 
Micropeltis pometiae 2229 Nectria sanguinea 2276 
 Mieropeltis schmidtiana 2095 Nectria viticola 2276 

| Micropeltis semecarpi 2095 Nectriella philippina 1935, 2099 

De MNA serica 2229 Nectriella ptychospermatis 2275 

x opeltis vagabunda cal- Nematothecium vinosum 2090 
en 2095 Neopeckia diffusa 2264 

2244 Neopeckia diffusa atrata 2113 

2244 Neopeckia diffusa rhodosticta 2201 

Neopeckia rhodosticta 2264 

2201 


.  Neopeckia rhodosticta 


Paederia tomentosa 


AuGusr 1, 1914] INDEX - 
Nicotiana fobaccum 2162 Palaquium Zafifolium 2116 
Nipa fruticans 2113, 2138 Pandanus Zuzonensis 2150 
Nummularia anthracina 1943 Pandanus reclinatus 2154 

2130, 2208 Pandanus fectorius 2119, 2158 
Nummularia anthracodes 1943 Pandanus veitchii 2156 
2130, 2208 Panicum auritum 2100 
Nummularia anthracodes Panicum carinatum 2102, 2220 
gliricidiae 2209 2227 
Nummularia bulliardi 2130, 2208 Panicum aridum 2077 
Nummnlaria clypeus 1943, 2130 Panicum indicum 2080 
Nummularia cookeana 2273 Panicum nodosum 2227 
Nummularia glycyrrhiza 1926 Panicum palmifolium 2221 
2131 Panicum patens 2110 
Nummularia gracilenta 2131, 2209 Panicum 7epens 2077 
Nummularia papyracea 2208 Panicum reptans 2077 
Nummularia philippinensis 2131 Paralstonia clusiacea 2086 
Nummularia placentiformis 2131 Paramigyna /ongipedunculata 1941 
Nummularia scutata 2141 2123, 2145 
Nummularia suborbicularis 2273 Parashorea plicata 1954, 1955 
Nummularia urceolata 2131 Parashorea warburgii 1954, 1955 
Nymanomyces aceris laurini 2146 Parkia roxburghii 2108 
Parkia fimoriana 2108 
Octospora craterella 2281 Parmularia hymenolepidis 2137 
Oidium erysiphoides 2167 Parodiella grammodes 2090 
Ombrophila belotioides 2140 Parodiella perisporioides 2090 
Ombrophila sanguinea 2140 Parodiella puncta 2090 
Oospora gilva 2167 Paspalum longifolium 1078 
Oospora obducens 2167 Paspalum scrobiculatum - 2078 
Operculina furpetum 2076 Passiflora guadrangularis 1935 
Ophiobolus livistonae 2113 1945, 2095, 2096, 2099 
Ophiobolus nipae 2113 2136, 2231, 2232 
Ophiobolus seriatus 2114 Pentacme contorta ; 1949 
Ophiodothis paspali 2103 Peperomia agusanensis 2294 
Ophiodothis vorax 2102 Pericampylus incanus 2118 
Ophiodothis vorax pilulae- Peroneutypa corniculata 2268 
formis 2102 Peroneutypa discriminis 2267 
Ophionectria erinacea 2099 Peroneutypa heteracantha 2269 
Ophionectria theobromae 2226 Peroneutypa philippinarum 2268 
Ophionectria trichospora 2099 Peroneutypa philippinarum Ji 
Oplismenus compositus 2089 dpi dias es 
Oplismenus undulatifolius 2164 Peroneutypella adelphica 
Bee tispora 2235 Peroneutypella adelphica 2269 
Pae en 3 2150 Peroneutypella cocoes 1942, 2124 
Peery ier e. 2100 Peroneutypella cocoes 2214 
Oryza sativa 2125 
‘ella eyathoidea 2259 Peroneutypella comosa ` 
Make d Peroneutypella cyphelioides 2269 
Pahudia rhomboidea . 2108, poise ci ia cyphelioides Hö 


23C9 


2510 


Persea pyriformis 1921, 2082 
Pestalozzia microspora phil- 


ippinensis 2158 
Pestalozzia palmarum 2158 
Peziza craterella 2281 
Peziza deformis 2234 
Peziza palmicola 2234 
Peziza repanda 2234 
Phaedothis gigantochloae 2223 

2275 
Phaseolus calcaratus 2108 
Phaseolus lanatus 2164 
Phaseolus semierectus 2122 
Phellinus williamsii 2249 
Phialea cyathoides ciliatula 2142 
Phomopsis bakeri 2152 
Phomopsis gliricidiae 2152 
Phragmites karka 2085, 2114 
Phragmothyriella bakeri 2230 
Phyllachora afzeliae 2103 
Phyllachora aggregatula 2103 
Phylachora andropogonis 2103 
Phyllachora apoensis 2103 
Phyllachora atrofigurans 2104 
Phyllachora afro-maculans 2221 
Phyllachora atronitens 2221 
Phyllachora ardisiae 2103 
Phyllachora canarii 2104, 2220 
Phyllachora circinata 1936, 2104 
Phyllachora circinata san- 

guinea 2274 
Phyllachora coicis 2104 
Phyllachora congruens 2220 


Phyllachora eynodontis 2104, 2221 
Phyllachora cyperi "2222 
Phyllachora dalbergiae 1936, 2105 


Phyllachora dalbergiicola 1936 

; 2219 
Phyllachora dalbergiicola leg- 

uminum 2219 

Phyllachora dioscoreae 2105 

Phyllachora dischidiae 2105 

Phyllachora diversa 2220 

. Phyllachora donacina 2222 

. Phyllachora elmeri 2105, 2219 
Phyllachora (Endophyllachora) 

. 2108, 2219 


nori LI 2105, 2219 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Puyllachora 
Fhyllachora 


Phyliachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 


Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 


Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyliachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 


Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
tanei 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 


[Vor. 


fici-minahassae 2106 
ficiuin 2106 
jicium spinifera 2110 
glochidii 2106 
graminis 1929, 2106 

2221 
graminis 2104, 2222 
graminis paniei 2221 


infectoria 2106 
kaernbachii 1928 
2107 
lagunensis 2107 
lepida 1929, 2107 
luzonensis 2107, 2220 
macarangae 2107 
merrillii 2107 
minuta 2108 
minutissima 2221 
oblongispora 1928 
: 2108 
orbicula 2221 
pahudiae 2108, 2219 
parkiae 2108 
pazschkeana 2220 
phaseolina 2108 
pongamiae 2108 
pterocarpi 1936 
2109, 2274 
rottboelliae 2109 
roureae 2109 
sacchari 2109 
sacchari 2109 
sacchari spon- 
2109 
schoenicola 2109 
shiraiana 2109 
sorghi 2110, 2220 
spinifera 2110 
stenospora 2110 
topographica 2110 


Phyllachora valsiformis 2110, 2275 


Phyllachora 
Phyllachora 
tismoides 
Phyllactinia 
Phyllanthus 
Phyllosticta 


Phyllosticta 


yapensis 2110, 221g 
yapensis rhy- 

2218 

suffulta 2090 

reticulatus 2069 

acoridii 2153 

bakeri 2153 


vi 


2311 


Aususr 1, 1914] e INDEX 
sia cocophila 2153 Polyporus esper 2247 
ıyllosticta graffiana 2153 Polyporus badius PAS 


Pusllosticta manihoticola ^ 2153 Polyporus confundens 2243 


Sonica siphonodontis 2153 Polyporus corrugatus 2247 
Ciare Dambuseae 2121 Polyporus grammocephalus 1919 
a lg o euryae X ER Polyporus laccatum 2249 
Bi > EE hoyae ` 2122 Polyporus lenziteus 2244 
,.ySalospora ramosii 2122 Polyporus lingua 2250 
gina Javanica 1927, 2092 Polyporus /ufescens 2248 
P lera:mia philippinensis 2092 Polyporus meleagris 2243 
Pilacre orientalis 2159 Polyporus peradeniae 2247 
Pilocratera celebica 2142 Polyporus persoonii 2247 
Pilocratera hindsii 2143 Polyporus perversus 2243 
Piloeratera tricholoma 1931, 2143 Polyporus pinicola 2150 
Pilocratera suleipes beecar- Polyporus polyzonus 2248 
iana 2143 Polyporus rhodophaeus 1919 
Pinus insularis 2244 Polyporus frigonus 2246 
Pinus insularis 2160, 2251 Polyporus Zristis 2248 
Piper agusanense 2291 Polyporus umbilicatus 2243 
Piper brevistigmum 2292 Polyporus vulneratus 2250 
Piper cabadbaranum 2292 Polystictus affinis 1920 
Piper cilibractei 2292 Polystictus confundens 1920 
Piper corylistachyum 1930, 2102 Polystictus luteum 1920 
Piper lucbanense 2293 Polystictus meleagris 1920 
Piper urdanetanum 2293 Polystictus sanguineus 1920 
Pithecolobium apoense 2083 Pometia pinnata e 
Pithecolobium dulce 2098 Pongamia glabra 210: 
Pittosporum clementis 2091 en Soe 
x Pittosporum pentandrum 2085 Poria setulosa 
Pinoli durionis 2153 Porogramme fuligo 2242 
Placosphaeria merillii 2153 Porolaschia raimundoi 2254 
Placosphaeria tiglii 2153 Poronia hypoxyloides 2209 
Platea apoense 1928, 2091 Poronia pileiformis na ons 
Plectronia peduncularis 2089 Poronia ustorum y 
Pleosphaeralina phaseolina 2122 nan vir = En 
Plicaria bananincola 2234 remna cumingiara S 
Plowrightia derridis a eis wg ni ted 
Pluchea indica mna odorata Me , 
Podoearpus costatus 2116 ; 2192, 2235 
Podoscypha glabra 2241 Premna vestita 2213 
Podoscypha obliqua 2241 Propoliopsis n. gen. 2279 
Podoseypha obligua 2241 Propoliopsis arengae 2279 
Podosporium gigasporium 2159 Prosopis vidaliana : 2145 
Polygonum chinensis 2080 Pseudomeliola placida 2114 
Polygonum minus 2079 Psendotrype rehmiana 2277 
Polygonum fomentosum 2070 Psidium guajava ` ` , 2097 , 2125 
Polyosma eyanea 1932, 2155 Psorotheciopsis decipiens 
2137 bispora 2142 


Polypodiam rarians 


2312 LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY [Vor. VI 


Psychotria luzonensis 2136, 2137 Raphidophora todayensis 2284 
2236 Rhizopus arctocarpi 2148 
Pterocarpus indicus 1936, 2102 Rhizopus nigricans 2148 
2109, 2137, 2274 Rhododendron schadenbergii 2137 
Ptychosperma macarthurii 2199 Rhopographella reyesiana 2224 
2275 Rhopographella reyesiana gi- 
Puccinia citrata 2070 gantochloae 2224 
Puccinia congesta 2070 Rhopographella Zaquarae 2224 
Puccinia convolvuli ` 2068, 2070 Rhopographus blumeanus 1936 
Puccinia engleriana 2071 2110 
Puccinia erebia 2071 Rhopographus Aysferioides 2224 
Puccinia heterospora 2071 Rhynchostoma piriforme 1939 
Puccinia leochroma 2071 Rhynchostoma sanguineo: 
Puccinia merrillii 2071 atrum 1938, 2115 
Puccinia mesomorpha 2072 Rhytidbysterium guaran- 
Puecinia paulula 2072 ticum 2145 
Puccinia philippinensis 2072 Rhytidhysterium javanicum 2145 
Puccinia purpurea 2072 Rhytisma lagerstroemiae 2146 
Puccinia romagnoliana 2072 Rhytisma viburni 2146 
Puccinia rufipes 2072 Rosellinia aucklandica 2114 
Puccinia solmsii 2070 Rosellinia bambusae 1940, 2120 
Puccinia thwaitesii 2073 2198 
Pucciniostele clarkiana 2073 Rosellinia calami 2114 
Pycnothyrium lobatum 2156 Rosellinia cocoes 2114 
Pycreus adoratus 2072 Rosellinia (Calomastia) doli- 
Pyropolyporus lamaensis 2249 chospora 2114 
; Rosellinia emergens — 2114, 2198 
Quercus apoensis 1985 Rosellinia emergens 2261 
Quercus bicolorata 1985 Rosellinia fusco maculans 1937 
Quercus blancoi 1984 2114 
Quercus copelandi 1984 Rosellinia gigantea 1941 
Quercus glauca 2165 Rosellinia gigaspora 1940, 1941 
Quercus Jordanae 1982 Rosellinia Aemisphaerica 2198 
Quercus lipacon 1983 Rosellinia lamprostoma 2115 
Quercus Zanosi 1984 2261 
. Quercus luzonensis 2165 Rosellinia megalosperma 2115 
JJ Quercus merrittii 1985 Rosellinia merrillii 2115 
. Quercus monticola 1982 Rosellinia moelleriana 1937 
Quercus oralis ` 1984 Rosellinia moelleriana dis- 
Quercus reflexa 1981 persa 1937, 2115 
. Quercus soleriana 1983 Rosellinia procera 2115, 2261 


.. Quercus vidalii i 1966 Rosellinia procera 2198 
Quercus vidalii 1987 Rosellinia rachidis 2198 
x Quisqualis indica E 2092 Rosellinia subaenea 1938 


E Rottboellia exaltata 2080, 2087 
vera biternata ` 2155 — 2109, 2112, 2193 
cata pae = a 2165 Rottboellia ophiuroidea 2089 


| Rottboellia tongcalingii 2106 


Selaginella aristata 


AUGUST 1, 1914] INDEX 
Roumegeria ichnanthi 2116 Selaginella aristata 2026, 2044 
Rourea erecta 2094, 2109 2046, 2048 
2118, 2229 Selaginella aristata brevi- 

Rubus ro/fei 2069 folia 2045 

Selaginella aristata obtusi- 
folia 2046 
Saccharum officinarum 2075, 2081 Selaginella atroviridis 2007, 2012 
2109, 2160, 2164, 2199 Selavinella auriculata 2015 
Saccharum spontaneum 2109 Selaginella belangeri 2026 
Sandoricum indicum 2088, 2097 Selaginella belangeri 2023, 2026 
Sapindus furczaninowii 2087 2027 
Sarcoseypha melastoma 2281 Selaginella bellula 1989 
Sarcosoma Javanica 1947 telaginella bellula 1989 
Schefflera mindanaensis 2119 Selaginella benguetensis 2043 
Schist smitrium rodusto 1976 Selagineila biformis 2001 
Schistomitrium subrobustum 1976 Selaginella biformis 2002. 2003 
Schizochora n. gen 1929 2004, 2005 
Schizoehora elmeri 1929, 2111 Selaginella bisulcata 2018, 2021 
Schizophyllum commune Selaginella boschai 1991 
multifidum 1919 Selaginella drausei 1991 
Schizostachyum acutiflorum 2095 Selaginella canaliculata ` 2048 
2109, 2119 Selaginella caulescens 1988, 2005 
Schizostachyum longispic- ` Selaginella enernosensis 2027 
ulatum 2111 Selaginella cuernosensis 2029 
Sehizothvrium aceris 2138 Selagineila cumingiana 1998, 2006 
Schoenus apogon 2109 2007, 2012, 2017, 2018, 2029 
Schroeteriaster cingens 2078 Selaginella cupressina 1992 
Scirrbia bambusina 1936, 2111 Selaginella cupressina 1989, 1993 
Scirrhia gigantochloae 2223 2001, 2002, 2003 

Scirrhia luzonensis 2111 Selaginella cupressina aris- 
Seirrhia /uzonensis 2224 vulata 1994 
Scirrhia seriata 2111 Selaginella cyatheoides 2052, 2053 
Scirrhiella eurvispora 2199 Selaginella dayaoensis 2053 
Sclerotium stipitatum 2210 Selaginella d’urvillei 2055, 2057 
Scolecopeltis dissimulis 1946 Selaginella elmeri 1994 
Scolecopeltis garciniae 1946, 2095 Selaginella e/meri 1994, 1995 
Scolecopeltis quindecim sep- Selaginella engleri 2059 
tata 1946 Selaginella engleri 2060, 2061 
Scolecopeltis éropicalis 1946 7 2062 
selaginella agusanensis 1998 Selaginella eschscholzii 2041 
Selaginella agusunensis 2000 Selaginella eschscholzii 2043 
Selaginella alligans 2012 Selaginella fallan 1997 
Selaginella alligans 1998, 2006 Selaginella flabellata 2005 
2017, 2018 Selaginella fagellata 2025 
i apoensis 2023 Selaginella furcillifolia 2061 
a pounds 2025, 2026 Selaginella gastrophyllae 2055 
Selaginella arbuscula 2003 E 2057, 2058, 2061 
2043 Selaginella gregoryi 1995, 1969 


2318 


2311 


Selaginella heterostachys 
Selaginella hewettii 
Selaginella hirticaulis 2001, 
Selaginella hombroni 
Selaginella hombroni 
Selaginella ¿intermedia 2009. 


Selaginella involvens 
Selaginella involventis 
Selaginella Jagori 
Selaginella kurzii 
Selaginella lacerata 
Selaginella latifrons 
Selaginella leytensis 
Selaginella llanosii 
Selaginella magnifica 2005, 
Selaginella magnifica 2005, 
Selaginella maguilingensis 
Selaginella mearnsii 
Selaginella mearnsii 


1989, 


1997, 


2020, 


Selaginella meyeni 1994, 
Selaginella microstachya 


Selaginella moseleyi 
Selaginella moseleyi 2038, 
Selaginella myosuroides 
Selaginella neei 

Selaginella neei 1995, 1996, 
Selaginella negrosensis 2009, 


S-laginella opaca 2018, 
2021. 
Selaginella pennula 1992, 


Selaginella perkinsiae 

Selaginella pervaga 

Selaginella philippina 

Selaginella pAilippina 1988, 

2031, 2034, 2036, 2038, 

Selaginella philippina kha 
siensis 

Selaginella philippina lon- 
giciliata 

Selaginella pickringii 

Selaginella plumosa 

Selaginella polyura 

| Selaginella pouzolziana 


2001, 


2043 
2061 
2003 
2005 
2037 
2010 
2010 
2012 
2005 
1998 
1995 
2039 
2052 
2000 
1991 
2039 
2017 
2006 
2029 
2018 
2021 
2023 
1995 
1988 
1989 
2034 
2040 
2041 
2026 
1995 
1997 
2012 
2020 
2023 
1993 
2010 
2021 
2029 
2030 
2040 


2030 


LEAFLETS OF PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


Selaginella 


Selaginella 

punctata 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 


Selaginella 
Selaginella 

laginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 


Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 

2034, 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 


Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 
Selaginella 


Selaginella 


Semecarpus cuneiformis 
Semecarpus perrottetii 
Septobasidium atratum 
Septobasidium bakeri 
Septobasidium bogoriense 


[Vor. VI 
pouzolziana 2049 
2050, 2051 
pouzolziana 
2050 
presliana 1992 
proniflora 2026 
pteriphyllos 1991, 1992 
punctata 2051 
quadrasii 1997 
quadrasii 1997, 2000 
2017, 2018 
radicata 2003 
ramosii 1995 
remotiiolia 2064 
reticulata 2026 
ro/bararna 2016 
rubricaulis 2027 
sancti-antonii 1995 
sancti-antonii 1996 
1997 
selaginoides 2027 
sibuyanensis 1996 
sibuyanensis 1997 
striolata 1990 
suberosa 2030, 2032 
2037, 2039, 2041, 2046 
tenera 2043, 2044 
usteri 2055 
usteri 2057, 2058 
vidalii 2038 
vidalii 2032, 2036 
vitensis 2025, 2026 
wallichii 2055 
wallichii 2052, 2055 
2060, 2061 
warburgii 1988, 1989 
whitfordii 2061 
wildenowii 2059 
wildenowii 2060, 2061 
2063 
wormskioldii 2064 
2095 
2114 
2240 
2239 
2239 


Septobasidium molliusculum 1920 


Septogloeum aureum 


2158 


AUGUST 1, 1914] 


Septoria bakeri 2154 Sphaeria polymorpha 2211 
Septoria moellerina 2154 Sphaeria pulicaris 2225 
Septoria palmarum 2154 Sphaeria rhodosticta 2201 
Sesamum indicum 2162 Sphaeria rubiginosa 2272 
Seynesia alstoniae 2227 Sphaeria fe/pAairii 2211 
Seynesia clavispora 2096 Sphaeria zonata 1943 

2096 Sphaeropsis pandani 2119 


Seynesia ipomeae 


Shorea balangeran 1956 Sphenoclea zeylanica 2163 


Shorea curtisii 1956 Spherulina smilacincola 2118 
Shorea malibato 1955 Spinifex squarrosus 2079 
Shorea negrosensis 1949 Sporobolus elongatus 2165 
Shorea polysperma 2094 Sporocybe philippinensis 2159 
Shorea squamata | 1957 Sporodesmium bakeri 2166 
Shorea squamata 1949 Sterculia foefida 2194 
Shorea vidaliana 1956 Stereum amaenum 2242 
Shorea vidaliana 1956 Stereum concolor 1920 
Sida glutinosa 2071 Stereum cyathiforme 2255 
Sida Javensis 2071, 2089 Stereum duriusenlum 2242 
Sida mysorensis 2071 Stereum fasciatum 2242 
Sida veronicaefolia 2071 Stereum friesii 2242 
Sideroxylon angustifolium 2092 Sterenm glabrum 2241 
Sideroxylon apoensis 1928, 2092 Stereum ¿involutum 2242 
Sideroxylon ferrugineum 2092 Stereum kalchbrenneri 2242 
Sigmatomyces bakeri 2159 Stereum lobatum 2242 
Siphonodon celastrineus 2153 Stereum lobatum concolor ` 2242 
Sirosphaera botryosa 2154 Stereum obliquum 2241 
Smilax bracteata 2071 Stereum spectabile 2242 
Smilax vicaria 2071 Stictis stellata philippinensis 2144 
Smithia ciliata 2090 Stictis thelotremoides 2144 
Solanum manucaling 2091 Stigmatea bullata 2119 
Sorghum Aalepense propin- Stigmatea cinereo-maculans 2119 
guum 2103 Stigmella manilensis 2166 
Sorghum vulgare 2072, 2220 Stilbonectria lateritia 1935, 2099 
Spathoglottis chrysantha 2078 Stilbum eianabarinum 2160 
Spatholobus apoensis 2110 Streblus asper 2115, 2154 
Spatholobus gyrocarpus 2097 2264, 2265, 2266, 2267 
Spegazzinia meliolae 2166 : 2268, 2269, 2270, 2275 
Sphacelotheca hydropiperis 2079 Strigula babingtonii 2236 
Sphaeria annulata 1944 Sumbaviopsis albicans 2117 
Sphaeria c/ypeus 1943 Symphorema luzonicum 2200, 2229 
Sphaeria coenopus 2206 d c eege 
Sphaeria (Byssiseda) emergens 2198 Symphysodontella assimile 1978 
Sphaeria eschscholzii 2206 Symphysodontella elmeri ` 1977 
ia insiti 2216 Synchytriam aecidioides - 2149 
Sphaeria insifiva a 
Sphaeria lata 2214 Synedrella nodiflora 2094 
Ge 2116 Synesia scutellum 2096 


Sphaeria micraspis 
Sphaeria micraspis 2197 


Sphaeria (Cordyceps) nigripes 2210 Tabernaemontana coronaria 2075 


INDEX 2315 


2316. 


LEAFLETS or PHILIPPINE BOTANY 


Tabernaemontana panda- 


caqui 


Tabernaemontana panda 


cagui 
Tacca elmeri 
Tacca e/meri 
Tacca palmata 
Tucca rumphii 


Talauma villariana 
Tamarindus indicus 


Telosma procumbens 
Tephrosticta ficina 
Terminalia catappa 


Thelephora con 


renta 


COLÓT 


2085, 
2089, 
2207, 2210, 
2245. 2248, 
2068, 


2083, 


Thelephora surinamensis 
- Themeda £riandra 
Theobroma cacao 


Thyridaria Zarda 


Tilletia opaca 
Tilletia oryzae 


2151, 
2166, 


Tolyposporium philippi- : 


nensis 


Trametes aspera 


Trametes cinnabarina 


Trametes corrugata 


Trametes dermatodes 


Trametes flava 


Trametes rhizophorae 


Trametes scopulosa 


Traver-oa excipuloides 
Traversoa excipuloides 


. distans 


Traversoa dothiorelloides 
Trema amboinensis 
Trematosphaeria palaquii 
Tricholeurina polytricha 

Trichonectria bambusicola 
Trichope topsis reptans 

Trichosanthes guinguangu- 


laris 


^ | Trichosphaeria regulinoides 


: Dalia olivatrum 
Trichostomum vom 1978 


2071 


2163 
2283 
2284 
2164 
2284 
2200 
2150 
2240 
2251 
2089 
2122 
2165 
2242 
2241 
2080 
2152 
2226 
2152 
2079 
2100 


2080 
2247 
2248 
2247 
2247 
2247 
2247 
2247 
2154 


2154 
2154 
2093 
2116 
2234 
2226 
2096 


2084 


.2116 


2166 


Trichothyrium orbiculare 
Triumfetta semitriloba 
Trogia partita 
Tryblidiella balansae 
Tryblidiella elevata 
Tryblidiella guaranaticum 


Tryblidielia mindanaensis 
Tryblidiella rufula 1931, 
2145, 


Tryblidiella rufula ellisii 
Tryblidiella rufula .glabrata 


Tubercularia persicina | 


Tubercularia versicolor phil- 


ippinensis 
Tympanopsis coelosphaeri- 
oides 


Uncaria perrottetii 
Ungulina atro-alba 
Ungulina bicolor 
Ungulina contracta 
Ungnliva ungulata 
Uredo abri 

Uredo antidesmae-divicae 
Uredo arthraxonis ciliaris 
Uredo castaneae 
Uredo davaoensis 
Uredo desmium 

Uredo dioscoreae 
Uredo dioscoreae-alatae 
Uredo fici 

Uredo gossypii 

Uredo hygrophilae 
Uredo knoxiae 

Uredo kuehnii 

Uredo manilensis 
Uredo nerviseda 
Uredo ngamboensis 
Uredo operculinae 
Uredo premnae 

Uredo rostrupii 

Uredo wedelia-biflorae 


Urnula (Rhizopodella) phil- 


ippinarum 


Uromyces appendiculatus 


[Vor. 


2096 
2083 
2292 
2145 
2231 
2145 
2144 
2231 
1916 
2231 
1947 
2145 
1947 
2145 
2159 


2159 
2274 


2192 
2251 
2250 
2251 
2250 
2073 
2073 
2073 
2078 
2074 
2074 
2074 
2074 
2075 
2074 
2075 
2075 
2075 
2075 
2075 
2075 
2076 
2076 
2076 
2076 


2081 
2076 


VI 


Venturi» litseae 


AUGUST 1, 1914] INDEX 
y D e 
en erae 1920, 2076 Vermicularia pandani 2154 
U Fs OE DA 2076 Viburnum odoratissimum ` 2083 
ca M 2159 Vigna lutea 2076 
iiem Sine 2077 Vigna sesguipedalis 2076 
nda Bea 075 Vitex negundo 2057 
si se mueunae 2077 Vizella Aieronymi 1945 
Ustil yces. sojas 2077 Vizella passiflorae 1945, 2096 
ve aginoidea ochracea 2099 Voacanga globosa 2096 
Ustilaginoidea oryzae 2100 s 
Ustilaginoidea virens 72100 Wedelia biflora 2075, 2076 
Ustilago bursa 2080 ; 
Ustilago flagellata 2080  Xanthochrous korthalsii 2249 
Ustilago isachnee 2080 Xylaria allantoidea 2132, 2272 
Ustilago kusanoi 2080 Xylaria anisopleura 2132 
Ustilago manilensis 2080 Xylaria (Xylostyla) bacil- 
Ustilago rosulata 2080 laris 2212 
Ustilago sacchari 2081 Xylaria bataanensis 2132 
Ustilago sorghi 2081 Xylaria botuliformis 2133 
Ustilago tonglinensis 2080 Xylaria botuliformis 2212 
Ustulina maxima 2132 Xylaria capillaris 2212 
Ustulina macrosperma 1943, 2132 Xylaria (Xyloglossa) cla- 
Ustulina placentiformis 2207 vata 2209 
Ustulina placentiformis Xylaria compuncta 2133 
magnifica 2207 Xylıria copelandii 2133 
Ustulina tessellata 1943, 1944 Xylaria corniforinis 2138 
2132 Xylaria dealbata 2133 
Ustulina zónata 1943, 2132 Xylaria ( Xyloglossa) euglossa 2133 
Uvaria rufa 2069 2210 
Xylaria (Xyloglossa) exal- 
Valsa clavata 2209 bata (^ 2210 
Valsa stenospora 2214 Xylaria fulvo-lanata 2133 
Valsaria aethiops 2216 Xylaria fulvo-lanata 2211 
Valsaria citri 2270 Xylaria gigantea 2134 
Valsaria colludens 2217 Xylaria gigantochloae 2134 
Valsaria consors 2125 Xylaria gracilenta 2134 
Valsaria discoidea 2216 Xylaria grammica 2134 
Valsaria (Myrmaecium) Ay- ; en = Len ieee zu 
poxyloides 221 ylaria ¿n ; 
Valsaria insitiva 2216 Xylaria (X ylostyla) janthi- 
Valsaria massarioides 2270 no-velutins : 2212 
Valsaria strebli 2270 Xylaria qure 1945, 2134 
Valsella pinangae 2125 Xylaria luzonensis 2134 
Van?a s nderiana 2158 a PITT 2135, 2211 
Vatica blancoana 1958 Xylaria (Xyloglossa) nig- 
Vat va bureavi Do Pear uk a 
Messed AM. 2092 Xylaria obtusissima 2135 
2116 Xylaria (Xylostyla) pallida 2211 


2317 


ux Xylaria (Xylostyla) pallida 


. luzonensis 2211 
= Xylaria parasitica 2292 
-Xylaria plebeja 29 

Xylaria (Xyloglossa) poly- —- 

morpha © 2135, 2211 


taba- 
soll 


 LEAFLETS OF PuicipprNe BOTANY 


Xylaria telfairii 2211 
Xylaria tuberiformis 2136, 2272 
Xylaria tuberosa 2133 
Xylaria scruposa 2135 
Zea mays 2165 


Zignoella arengae 1938, 2116 


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