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The fertilizing cell, its varying form and behavior by Nelly Peery, 1890

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13. obtain the fruit by very careful cultivation, by the abundant supply of food, and an avoidance of all disturbing causes, atmospheric oxygen &c. The sexual phase of the plant agrees with that of Eurotium. The first process in its development is the twisting of the end of a branch of the mycelium : this soon coils up forming a hollow spiral the carpogonium : (Pl. III fig 2-a : after De Bary).