New water molds from Florida

Ziegler, A.W.; Ziegler, A.W

doi:10.2307/3756077

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New water molds from Florida

Ziegler, A.W.

Mycologia ,50(3): 403-406

1958

ISSN/ISBN: 0027-5514

DOI: 10.2307/3756077
Accession: 025082528

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Summary

Two new spp. of Saprolegniaceae collected in Florida are described. These are Achlya mucronata, a subcentric-oospore sp. with papillate oogonia, and Brevilegnia globosa. The latter is distinguished by its variable spore behavior, and by oogonial size and contorted monoclinous antheridia. A brief discussion of the taxonomic position of the genus Brevilegnia is included.

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