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Cribraria laxa Hagelst. Mycologia 21: 298. 1929
Sporangia closely gregarious, stipitate, erect, globose, 0.5-0.7 mm. in diameter, dark brown; stalk dark brown, furrowed, short, 0.7-1.4 mm. in height; cup occupying about one-third of the sporangium, strongly ribbed, with numerous cross veins connecting the ribs, between them a thin glistening membrane; net arising from the ribs, wide-meshed, the nodes large, thickened, dark brown, crowded with granules, the connecting threads slender and lax with few free ends; hypothallus very broad; spores ochraceous in mass, pale by transmitted light, warted, 6-7 p in diameter.
Type locality: Long Island, N. Y, Habitat: Dead leaves or small twigs. Distribution: New York and Pennsylvania.
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George Willard Martin, Harold William Rickett. 1949. FUNGI; MYXOMYCETES; CERATIOMYXALES, LICEALES, TEICHIALES, STEMONITALES, PHYSARALES. North American flora. vol 1. New York Botanical Garden, New York, NY
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