John Nathaniel Couch     


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Biography

For biographical details, see the web page devoted to him at UNC.

Couch's magnum opus is his big book on Septobasidium, which examines in great detail the ecosystem of the fungus and the scale insects which it protects and parasitizes. I hope to eventually get some of the wonderful pictures from this book on the website, but I don't think the copyright has expired yet and they're really huge.

The publications listed here that aren't on Septobasidium are on various of the Saprolegniales; apparently Coker's interest in them was contagious.

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John Nathaniel Couch - UNC botany dept.


Selected Publications

John Nathaniel Couch (1924) "Some observations on spore formation and discharge in Leptolegnia, Achlya, and Aphanomyces" in Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society 40 pp. 27 - 42

William Chambers Coker & John Nathaniel Couch (1924) "Revision of the genus Thraustotheca with a description of a new species" in Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society 40:3 pp. 197 - 202

John Nathaniel Couch (1926) "Heterothallism in Dictyuchus, a genus of the water molds" in Annals of Botany 40 pp. 849 - 881

William Chambers Coker & John Nathaniel Couch (1928) The Gasteromycetes of the Eastern United States and Canada 201 pp.

John Nathaniel Couch (1929) "A monograph of Septobasidium: Part I. Jamaican species" in Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society 44:2 pp. 242 - 260

John Nathaniel Couch (1931) "Micromyces zygogonii Dang., parasitic on Spirogyra" in Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society 46:2 pp. 231 - 239

John Nathaniel Couch (1932) "Rhizophidium, Phlyctochytrium and Phlyctidium in the United States" in Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society 47:2 pp. 245 - 260

John Nathaniel Couch (1938) Septobasidium


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Species

Pisolithus tinctorius (Persoon) J. N. Couch & Coker

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Genera

Brevilegnia J. N. Couch & Coker
Octomyxa J. N. Couch, Leitner & Whiffen
Uredinella J. N. Couch

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