Abstract
The author has investigated the life-history, structure, and development of several species of these remarkable epiphytic fungi. The much branched mycelium consists of jointed cylindrical hyphæ with hardened brown or black cell-walls and finely granular protoplasmic contents; these are closely attached to the epidermis of tropical plants by rudimentary haustoria , which are closely adherent to the cuticle, but do not pierce the cells of the host.
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