Burrillia decipiens (G. Winter) G. P. Clinton 1902

Burrillia decipiens (Wint.) Clinton, Jour. Myc. 8: 154. 1902
Doassansia decipiens Wint. Jour. Myc. 1 : 102. 1885.
Sori in leaves, forming yellowish circular areas, thin, with spore-balls showing as minute elevations ; spore-balls situated chiefly in the palisade-layer, densely clustered, consisting of a firmly adhering mass of spores without a definite cortex though partially covered with remains of dark-brown thick-walled sterile threads, chiefly subspherical , 75/i in diameter; spores pale, polyhedral or often more irregular, with moderately thick smooth walls, 8-12// in diameter.
On Meistvanthaceae :
LiTtinanthemitm lacunosum^ New Jersey. Type locality : Green Pond, Morris County, New Jersey, on Ltmnanthemum lacunosum.
Distribution : Known only from the type locality.