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| Didymium sowerbyi Berk., in Smith, Engl. fl., ed. 2, 5(2):313 (1836) [see pdf] ["sowerbeii"] [Based on Sowerby's pl. 412 fig. 3 of a Trichia, and the accompanying text, which tells very little. The brief diagnosis in Saccardo, Syll. Fung. 7:385. 1888, adds nothing. The name, however, is probably valid (apud Martin & Alexopoulos, Myxomycetes 402. 1969)] |