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t. 174. molliusculus 15948 pas cuus Pers. meadow variable 3 jan. d. Sooty everywhere Bolton, t. 35. fissus 17. ECCI'LIA. Fries. 15949 aspréllus Fries roughish gregarious 1½ sum.

Gr 15950 áquilus Fries exposed subsolitary 15951 polítus Fries polished gregarious 3 au. oc. 15952 cárneo-álbus With. salmon-color'd gregarious 1 au. oc. 1 au.sep. Umb.

Livid W among grass among grass grassy places river sides 15915 15917 15923 15925 15916 15920 15924 15927 History, Use, Propagation, Culture, §12. Pleurotus. From πλεuρov, the side; the pileus is always inserted out of the centre. A tribe of perennial, innocuous, often eatable fungi; always found upon trees. 13. Mouceron. An old French name of certain eatable fungi. This, no doubt, is the origin of our word Mushroom. A. prunulus is said to be one of the very best of mushrooms; it is common in woods, among grass. 14. Clitopilus. A name analogous to Clitocybe, § 8, as the group is also. Species of the middle size, nearly destitute of smell, mild, but not used as food.

ORD. IX. TRIBE I.

FUNGI HYMENOMYCETES. 15915 Cap compact unequal pale ochraceous, Scales spot-like more opaque, Lamellæ torn, Stipes stout scaly 3 Stipes long curved, Cap small 15916 Cap tough somewhat lobed twisted smooth rufous, Lamellæ toothed pallid, Stipes firm furrowed rufous 1. Veil universal, Cap compact, horizontal. 15917 Hard, Cap oblique smoothish whitish, Scales brownish, Veil fugacious 2. Veil none, Cap fleshy, Gills decurrent. * Cap always entire. 15918 Cap tough depressed reddish tan-color, Lamellæ rather crisp paler, Stipes short grey downy ** Cap entire or halved. 15919 Cap tough deformed pink cinnamon-color, Lamel. entire and short irregul. Stipes downy at base and pallid 15920 Tufted, Stipes sublateral or none, Cap smooth fleshy pale blueish-grey or brown, Lamellæ whitish often anastomosing at the base *** Cap always halved, somewhat ascending. 15921 Ascending, Cap spatulate whitish-brown, Disk and stipes somewhat villous, Lamel. compact lin. white 15922 White, Cap ascending sessile ear-like glabrous, Lamellæ narrow linear quite entire 15923 Cap flattish smooth pale -brown, Margin and lamellæ crenate, Stipes short or none 3. Veil none, Cap fleshy, when young horizontal, Gills terminating in a determinate manner. 15924 Cap compact smooth pale whitish, Lamellæ adnate or subdecurrent whitish, Stipes strong ascending incrassated at the base excentrical compact smooth pale whitish, Lamellæ adnate or subdecurrent whitish, Stipes strong ascending incrassated at the base excentrical 15925 Cap smooth rufous, Lamellæ adnate of the same color, Stipes out of the centre smooth whiter 15926 Cap comp. somew . visc. olive-green, Lamel. adnate comp. pallid, Stipes short rather on one side sooty scaly 15927 Cap coriaceous reniform rather tan-colored, Epidermis separating into scurfy scales, Lamellæ veiny connected, Stipes lateral frosted 4. Cap fleshy, when young resupinate, Gills running together in a point out of the centre. 15928 Cap fleshy reniform downy yellowish, Lamellæ orange-yellow 15929 Cap fleshy scaly mouse-color, Upper stratum gelatinous, Lamellæ greyish-white 15930 Cap soft smooth gibbous pale-yellow brown, Lamellæ pale reddish-brown somew. ventricose, Stipes none 15931 Cap membranaceous white cottony at first subresupin. at length reflexed, Lamel. whit. afterw. pink.-buff 15932 Cap fleshy smooth umber-colored: the upper layer gelatinous, Lamellæ pale becoming yellow 5. Cap membranous, Gills adnate, or running together in one point. [like Byssus 15933 Cap reniform diaphanous, Lamellæ linear, Stipes marginal ascending villous 15934 Cap at first resupinate: afterw. reflex. smooth downy, Lamel. radiat. Stipes thin incurved downy, Roots 15935 Cap subsessile: at first resupinate; afterwards reflexed frosted villous at base, Lamellæ lax 15936 Cap compact flattish white, Lamellæ white becoming pink 1. Gills affixed. TERRESTRIAL. 15937 Cap somewhat umbonate sooty black. Lamel. flat decurr. twist. whit. Stipes hollow thickened downwards 15938 Cap somewhat umbonate silky livid, Lamellæ adnate whitish rose-colored, Stipes hollow smooth white 15939 Cap somew. umbon. smooth livid pale, Lamel, annexed flesh-colored, Stipes solid smooth somew. bulbous 15940 Broad, Cap smooth yellowish-white, Lamellæ loosely attached very broad rufous, Stipes solid equal white 15941 Small, Cap convex and stipes white, Lamellæ adnate 2. Gills altogether distinct. UPON WOOD. 15942 Cap somewhat membranaceous smooth yellow, Stipes solid striated 15243 Cap fleshy smooth blackish soot-color, Stipes firm with black fibres 15944 Cap convex at length plane clear olive or yellowish-brown smooth but minutely rug. as if veined towards the centre, Stipes hollow rather twisted, Lamellæ ventricose 15945 Cap scaly grey-lilac colored, Lamellæ loose, Stipes hollow fibrous cæsious 15946 Cap somewhat squamose blue, Lamellæ bluish-white adnate at length purple, Stipes solid smooth bluish 15947 Cap irregular smooth somew. cinnamon-colored, Lamel. loose toothed rosy, Stipes hollow twisted striated 15948 Cap campanul. expanded black. soot-color when dry paler and silky, Lamel. almost loose dirty flesh-col. 15949 Cap fibrous scaly livid-grey, Lamel. adnate and fistular, Stipes (which is white with wool at the base) paler 15950 Cap squamulose umber-colored, Lamellæ sinuate affixed purplish, Stipes solid short 15951 Cap smooth with a striated edge and the fistular equal, Stipes livid, Lamellæ decurrent 15952 Lamellæ salmon-colored not numerous, Cap and stem white 15933 15946 15929 15936 15931 15938 15947 15943 15944 and Miscellaneous Particulars. 15. Leptonia. From λεπτoς, slender. Small permanent, elegant, scentless, insipid, not used for food. They are in perfection at the end of summer. $16. Nolanea. From nola, a bell. Terrestrial, various, of a thin watery substance, insipid, not eatable. Easily distinguished by their habit. distinguished by their habit. 17. Eccilia. From εκκoiλow, to excavate. Small, terrestrial, inodorous, insipid. 3S4 CRYPTOGAMIA. §18. TELAMO'NIA. Fries. 15953 tórvus Fries tawny strong scent. 4 jul.oc. Br CLASS XXIV. damp woods Bull. t. 600. araneosus 15954 brun'neus Pers. brown weak scented 4 jl. nov. Pa. U. pine woods spongiósus With. 15955 evérhius Fries dismal solitary 5 jl. nov. Pu. Br pine woods