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THE FUNGI OF INDIA. 23<br />
Collections from North America contain similar small-spored forms, which<br />
Sydow and Butler suggest may perhaps constitute a var. microspo1'a (454:413-<br />
14).<br />
[Eutypella] zizyphi Syd. & Butler (454:413; Sacco XXIV:721). On dead<br />
branches of Zizyphus jujuba, Pusa (Sen). An allied or perhaps identical<br />
species occurs on Indiyofera arrecta at Pusa.<br />
Glomerella cingulata (Stonem.) Spaulding & v. Schrenk (Sacc. XVII:573 and<br />
XVI:452; 507; 1:11-12; 2:53,56 ; 487:703 ; 392:6 ; 393:4; 395; 205, figs.;<br />
111:355, 448, 512, figs.). On Capsicum spp., Burma and Bihar (Dastur).<br />
Dastur regards the conidial forms Gloeosporium piperatum Ell. & Ev. and<br />
Oolletotrichum nigrum Ell. & Hals. as belonging to this species but Higgins<br />
[Anthracnose of pepper (Capsicum annuum L.). Phytopathology, XVI, pp.<br />
333-345, 1926] considers them to be as yet unattached to any perithecial<br />
form. Higgins regards the perithecial form found on Capsiwm as Glomtrella<br />
piperata (Stonem.) Spauld. & v. Schrenk. The brown blight and the bark<br />
disease of coffee in south India and Burma is caused by Colletotrichv.m coffcanum<br />
Noack (113:(4):62 ; 111:483, figs. ; 392 ; 487:703), which is generally<br />
considered to be a conidial stage of G. cingulatn; and the brown blight of tea<br />
in Assam, Burma, and Madras is caused by C. camelliae Massee, the perfect<br />
stage of which was found by Tunstall (2:56 ; 507:37 ; 503 ; 504) to agree with<br />
G. cingulata.<br />
- gossypii (Southw.) Edgerton (Sacc. XXlI:77 ; 434 ; 111:365, figs.). Found<br />
only in the imperfect stage, Oolletotrichum gossypii Southw., on Gossypium<br />
sp., Pusa (Subramaniam).<br />
--lindemuthiana (Sacc. & Mag.) Shear. See entry under Colletotrichum lindemuthianum.<br />
Bypocrea llavo-virens Berk. in Herb. (155:100; Sacc. IX:976). On bark, Nilgiris.<br />
- neilgherrensis Berk. & Cke (155:79; Sacco IX:979). On bark, Nilgiris<br />
(E. Berkeley).<br />
- peltata (Jungh.) Berk. (57, after No. 359 ; Sacco 1:536 as H. peltata (Jungh.)<br />
Sacc.). On dead bark, Darjeeling, 7,500 ft. (Hooker f.).<br />
- rugulosa Berk. & Cke (155:79 ; Sacco IX:973). On rotten wood, Nilgiris<br />
(E. Berkeley).<br />
-var. majorCke (155 : 79; Sacco IX:973). On bark of trees, Nilgiris (E. Berkeley).<br />
- subrufa Berk. & Cke (155:79 ; Sacco IX :972). On branches, Nilgiris (E.<br />
Berkeley).<br />
[--variabilis Currey (196:13') ; Sacco IX:536). On living leaves of Bambusa sp.,<br />
Yomah, Burma (Kurz). This is a mixture of Aschersonia badia and Hypocrella<br />
mollii (375,11:250).]<br />
Hypocrella disco idea (Berk. & Broome) Sacco (Sacc. 1l:580; 375, II:234, synonymy<br />
and literature; 456:216 as Asthersonia cinnabarina P. Henn.). On