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country and also not known,
except by review[s?] to the
Germans. I have, finally, been
able to find means to get the
original or a copy of the original
and hope to receive it shortly.
If the [sic.] resting spores
of E. Grylli found in Europe
do not prove to differ from
these of my specimen, I [sic.]
shall have no doubt about
the identity of the New England
species with Ent. Grylli. If
one is to judge by the resting
spores along I am inclined
to believe that E. [Calopteni?]
is a form of the same. But
you may perhaps have [conidia?].
If the resting spores of E.
Grylli prove to be different