On a decaying branch of Cornus sanguinea (Dogwood).? 7 April 1839 at Berne. Bursting of fine cells the epidermis in substrate, subcellular, a wound a entire grains of a pale orange a reddish colour, Subaggregate, yet not crowded a confluent, grains exceeding large red in size. Nearly any numerous, set in a thick layer on the sphincter the interior pala and cellular. Structure, the sporules were seen under it lies in a continuous series forming a filament, and was twice a filament perhaps. wa brownish. Spores, elliptical. The granules sub and sub platens then wet became rather hard and much contracted by drying. affixed to Lacympyes, Sallaties Nied.