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IT is remarkable that such a commonplace occurrence as the natural liberation of the spores from a sporangium of Mucor seems not yet to have been accurately described.
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DOBBS, C. Biology: ‘Sporangial Drops’ in the Mucoraceæ. Nature 143, 286 (1939). https://doi.org/10.1038/143286a0
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