Three New Hyphomycetes Preying on Free-Living Terricolous Nematodes

Abstract

vegetable materials, and later often further planted with pinches of friable leaf mold. Similar cultures prepared as circumstances permitted during the last few years have revealed 3 additional mucedinaceous forms obviously belonging in the same series as those previously discussed, and like them observed subsisting by the capture of free-living terricolous eelworms. As the forms appear not to have been recorded hitherto in mycological literature, they are described herein as species new to science.