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VPREFACE BY THE EDITOR.As my name appears on the title-page of this volume, it isnecessary that I should exactly state what part I had in itspreparation. I had no doubt originally engaged to undertakethe work myself; but finding, from multiplicity of engagementsand my uncertain health, that I could not accomplish it satisfactorily,I thought the best course I could take was to recommendMr. Cooke to the publishers; a gentleman well known,not only in this country, but in the United States. The wholeof the work has therefore been prepared by himself, the manuscriptand proof sheets being submitted to me from time totime, in which I merely suggested such additions as seemedneedful, subjoining occasionally a few notes. As the work isintended for students, the author has had no hesitation invirepeating what has been stated in former chapters where ithas been thought to prove useful. I have no doubt thatthe same high character will justly apply to this as to Mr.Cooke’s former publications, and especially to his “Handbookof British Fungi.”M. BERKELEY.Sibbertoft,November 23, 1874.

On the relation or connection between fungi and lichens, H. Sorbyhas some pertinent remarks in his communication to the Royal Society on“Comparative Vegetable Chromatology” (Proceedings Royal Society, vol. 479), as one result of his spectroscopic examinations. He says,“Such being the relations between the organs of reproduction and the foliage,it is to some extent possible to understand the connection between parasiticplants like fungi, which do not derive their support from the constructiveenergy of their fronds, and those which are self-supporting and possess truefronds. In the highest classes of plants the flowers are connected with theleaves, more especially by means of xanthophyll and yellow xanthophyll,whereas in the case of lichens the apothecia contain very little, if any, of thosesubstances, but a large amount of the lichenoxanthines so characteristic of theclass. Looking upon fungi from this chromatological point of view, they bearsomething like the same relation to lichens that the petals of a leafless parasiticplant would bear to the foliage of one of normal character—that is to say, theyare, as it were, the coloured organs of reproduction of parasitic plants of a typeclosely approaching that of lichens, which, of course, is in very close, if not inabsolute agreement with the conclusions drawn by botanists from entirelydifferent data.”.

STRUCTURE.Without some knowledge of the structure of fungi, it is scarcelypossible to comprehend the principles of classification, or toappreciate the curious phenomena of polymorphism. Yet thereis so great a variety in the structure of the different groups,that this subject cannot be compressed within a few paragraphs,neither do we think that this would be desired if practicable,seeing that the anatomy and physiology of plants is, in itself,sufficiently important and interesting to warrant a rather extendedand explicit survey.

In order to impart as much practicalutility as possible to this chapter, it seems advisable totreat some of the most important and typical orders and subordersseparately, giving prominence to the features which arechiefly characteristic of those sections, following the order ofsystematists as much as possible, whilst endeavouring to rendereach section independent to a considerable extent, and completein itself. Some groups naturally present more noteworthyfeatures than others, and will consequently seem to receivemore than their proportional share of attention, but this seeminginequality could scarcely have been avoided, inasmuch ashitherto some groups have been more closely investigated thanothers, are more intimately associated with other questions, orare more readily and satisfactorily examined under differentaspects of their life-history. 2.—Section of Common Mushroom.The basidia are usually expandedupwards, so as to have more or lessof a clavate form, surmounted by fourslender points, or tubular processes,each supporting a spore; the contentsof these cells are granular, mixedapparently with oleaginous particles,which communicate through theslender tubes of the spicules withthe interior of the spores. Cordastates that, although only one spore isproduced at a time on each sporophore,when this falls away others are produced in successionfor a limited period. As the spores approach maturity, the connectionbetween their contents and the contents of the basidiadiminishes and ultimately ceases.

When the basidium whichbears mature spores is still well charged with granular matter,it may be presumed that the production of a second or thirdPg 22series of spores is quite possible. Basidia exhausted entirely oftheir contents, and which have become quite hyaline, may oftenbe observed. 4.— Polyporus giganteus (reduced).Polyporei.—In this order the gillplates are replaced by tubes or pores,the interior of which is lined by thehymenium; indications of this structurehaving already been exhibited in some of the lowerPg 24 Agaricini. In many cases the stem is suppressed.

The substanceis fleshy in Boletus, but in Polyporus the greater numberof species are leathery or corky, and more persistent. Thebasidia, spicules, and quaternate spores agree with those ofAgaricini. In fact there are no features of importance whichrelate to the hymenium in any order of Hymenomycetes (theTremellini excepted) differing from the same organ in Agaricini,unless it be the absence of cystidia.

16.—Barren Cysts and Pseudospores of Lecythea.Torulacei.—In this order there seemsat first to be a considerable resemblanceto the Dematiei, except that the threads are almost obsolete, andthe plant is reduced to chains of spores, without trace of perithecium,investing cuticle, or definite stroma. Sometimes the sporesare simple, in other cases septate, and in Sporochisma are at firstproduced in an investing cell. In most cases simple threadsat length become septate, and are ultimately differentiated intospores, which separate at the joints when fully mature.

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