The Characteristics and Morphology of a New Genus of the Laboulbeniales on an Earwig

New Genera of Laboulbeniales

“…The female sex-ual apparatus and the perithecium together with its stalk-and basal-cells are derived ultimately from cell f. While material sufficient for a complete study of all stages in the development of the perithecium of this species has not been available, the initial and final structure of the perithecium (Figs. 23, per, and 9) would seem to indicate that its development does not differ fundamentally from that which has been described previously for other members of the order (Stigmatomyces: Thaxter, 1896 (10); Laboulbenia: Thaxter, 1896 (10); Faull, 1912 (2); Benjamin and Shanor, 1950 (1); Peyritschiella: Thaxter, 1896 (10); and Filariomyces: Shanor, 1952 [4]).…”

Corylophomyces, A New Dioecious Genus of Laboulbeniales on Corylophidae (Coleoptera)

“…(Tavares 1970), Cupulomyces R. K. Benj. (Benjamin 1992a), Filariomyces Shanor (Shanor 1952), ldiomyces Thaxt. (Benjamin 1983), Laboulbenia Thaxt.…”

Laboubeniales on Semiaquatic Hemiptera. IV. Addenda to Prolixandromyces

“…6d, 7d). From studies of other genera having the same type of perithecial development (Balazucia Benjamin [1968]; Botryandromyces Tavares & Majewski [1976]; Filariomyces Shanor [1952]; Laboulbenia [Thaxter 1896]; Peyritschiella Thaxter [1896]; Rhizapodomyces Thaxter [Benjamin 1979]; Stigmatomyces [Dainat 1973;Thaxter 1896]) it is known that the fertile branch divides into two cells, the upper being the procarp primordium and the lower being the perithecial primor-dium. Progeny of the upper cell form the female sexual apparatus: the basal carpogenic cell (cp); the subbasal trichophoric cell (tc); and the terminal trichogyne (tr) (Fig.…”