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l l Saecanlo’a Number. Scientific Name. Authority for Name. English Name. Habitat, B. Occurrence. 05S 1 AV.---A-. 11 S.A. T. V. N.S.W. Q- -----------1------- General Characters. V. 734 840 IX. 116 V. 904 IX. 139 V. 907 100 „ 929 IX. 115 V. 773 C. eradicata C. esculenta C. fusìpes C. laccatina C. lacerata C. Icpidopoda C. longìpes C. morula C. nivosula C. nummularia C. olivaceo-alba ... C. ozes ...................................... C. ozes, var. crassipes C. plexipes C. radicata C. radicata, var. superbiens C. rancida C. rlieicolor C. tuberosa C. tylieolor C. vcluticeps C. velutipes Kalch., Grev. V i l i . 151 (1880) F rie s, Ilym. Enr, 121 (1874) Fries, Ilym, Eur. I l i (1874) Berk., Linu. Jour•nn.. X! VIII. 383 (1881) ... Lasch, in Fries, Ilym. Eur. 127 (1874) ... Fries, in FI. Preiss. II. 131 (1846) Fries, Hym. Eur. 110 (1874) ... Berk,, EL Tasm. II. 243 ( I 8 6 0 ) ...................... Berk., Cuban Fungi 111. Fries, Epicr. 91 (1838) Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V . 93 (1887) ... Fries, Epicr. 95 (IS38) ... Cooke and Mass., Grev. XV . 93 (1887) ... Fries, S.M. I. 146 (1821) F rie s, Hym. Eur. 109 (1874) Berk., Hook., Lond. Jonrn, IV. 43 (1845) Fries, S.M. I. 141 ( 1821) ... Sacc. Syli. I. 214 (1887) Fries, Hym. Eur, 119 (1874) Fries, S.M. I. 132 ( 1 821) Cooke .ind Mass., Grev. XVI. 30 (1887) ... Fries, Ilym. Eur. 115 (1874) S.36 C. xanthopoda 768 C. xylophila j Fries, Ilym. Eur. 120 (1874) [ Weinra., in Linn. X. 54 (1836) 8. CoLLTBiA.—Fries, Non-rooting collybia ... Esculent collybia Spindle-stalked collybia Sealing-wax collybia ... Torn c ollyb ia... Scaly-stalkcd co lly b ia ... Long-staked collybia ... Mulberry-brown collybia Snowy collybia Coin-like coilybia Olive-white collybia ... Smelling collybia Thick-stalked collybia... Twisted-stalked collybia Rooting collybia Superb collybia Rancid collybia Rhubarb-coloured collybia Tuberous collybia Greyish collybia Velvet-head collybia ... Velvet-stem collybia ... Yellow-stalked collybia Timber-loving collybia S.M. I. 129 (1821).—Agaricus, Amanita, Marasmius^coníí««et¿. V. N.S.W. V. q '- V. w lÀ . V. q ‘- t '. V. V . V. a S.A. V, V. S.A. Y . W .A . T. V. Q. à W.A. 1 Y . §■ S.A. Y . V. 1 ... V. j ... V. 1 ... V. Ground ... Pastures ... Stumps ... Dead Avood among leaves Pine woods Ground ... Old stumps, &c. Dead wood Logs Among leaves, on wood, &c. Ground under Casuarina (Sheoak) B Pine leaves Low damp ground B Trunks ... B Ground around bases of steins Ground ... Under trees Trunks ... Putrid Agarics, such as Ru ssu la , &c., and on ground Woods ... Pern-tree Gully Logs and trunks o f trees—Willow, Beech, &c. About stumps of trees Stumps ... Resembling C. radicata, but n ot rooting. Small, in clusters, buffish. SomeAA-hat fleshy. Edible. Fleshy, dull vinous brown or chestnut. Edible. Pale fleshy red, margin grooved. Stem paler, flbrillose. Fleshy to membranaceous, moist, streaked brou'n,lacerated Avhen old. Rather fleshy, orange , stem ro u g h with scales. Fleshy, dry, sligh tly ve lv e ty , tan brown. Stem stuffed, tall. Purple red or dark mulberry brown. Fleshy. Stem horizontal, rough. Thin, w hitish. Stem slender, smooth, solid, white, rooting copiously. Beautiful, Avhite becoming pale, variegated with light yellow aud red. Rather fleshy. Fleshy, shining, dark sooty olive. Stem smooth, AA'lntish, black below. Fleshy, ashy brOAvn Avhen moist, pale clayey brown when dry. Strong scented, odour of meal. Conical to bell shaped. Stem tapering upwards, umber. Sub-membranaceous, grey. Stem hollow, silky fibrous. Inodorous. Fleshy, glutinous, Avith long, pale, slender, twisted, rooting stems. BroAvn, and stem clad at base with v elve ty scurf. Strong scented. Rather fleshy, grey, Avhitish, silky. Stem rooting, smooth. Rhubarb colour. Thin, and stem clothed with a velvety down. Slightly fleshy, white. Root springing from sclerotioid tuber. Common, Rather fleshy, ash colour. Stem hollow, poAvdery. Flesh}', ve lve ty, liver coloured. Stem short, pale upwards. Fleshy, viscid, taAvny ye.lloAv or fawn. Stem stuffed, velve ty, dark bay. Common. Rather fleshy, becoming pale. Stem yellow, and rooting at base. Rather fleshy, Avhitish or clay coloured, bell shaped. Stem hollOAV. 9 . M y c e n a .— P e r s ., Tent. Disp. 69 (1797).—Agaricus, Marasmius. 102 109 V.1050 M. ætites Fries, Epicr, n o (1338) Beaked mycena 103 107 „ 1037 M atro-cyauea Fries, S.M. 1. 147 ( 1821) Dark-blue myccna 104 123 „ 1152 105 432 „ 991 iM. capillaris .M.cohærons F'ries, S.M. I. 160 (1821) Fries, Epicr. 1Ü5 (1838) Thread-stalked mycena Cohering mycena 106 120 „ 147 M, corticola F n e s , S.M. I. 150 (1821) Bark-groAving mycena 107 113 „ 1088 108 111 „ 1071 I09a 110 11Ü 104 1 IX.' 45 111 105 V. 1002 M. crinalis M.d eb ilis M. filipes, A-ar. aciitata M- fiavovirens M. galericulata ... Berk.,Hook., Lond. .lonrn. IV. 44 (1845) ... ; Fries, Epicr. 112 (1838) Kalch., Linn. Soe. N.S.W. 104 (1882) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XIX. 45 (1890) Fries, Hym. Eur. 138 (1874) ... Hair-like mycena Tender mycena Acutely conical mycena Yellowish-green mycena Little-cap mycena 112 113 114 115 122 1 119 ¡ „ 1097 ' 1148 „ 1135 M. hæmatopoda M. hienialis M.interrupta Fries, S.M. I. 149 (1821) Osheck, in Retz, vSupp. 19 (180.5) Berk.,FI. Tasm. II. 243 (I 8 6 0 ) ... Dark-red juiced mycena Winter mycena Interrupted mycena ... 115 116 117 124 108 102 >, 1154 „ 1041 „ 952 M juncicola M. ieptocephala ... M. pura ... Fries, Hym. Eur. 154 (1874) Fri'e.9, Ilym, Eur. 141 (1874) Fries, Hym. Eur. 133 (J874) ... Rush-growing mycena Delicate-head mycena ... Pure muuve-cap mycena 118 119 101 116 „ 944 „ 1100 M. resella M. sanguinolenta ... Fries, S..M. r. 151 ( 1821) Fries, Ilym. Eur. 148 (1874) Rose-coloured mycena Light-red juiced mycena 120 121 122 103 1 12 117 „ 983 ,. 1080 „ 1124 M. Silenus M. speirea M, stylobates Berk, and Br., Linn. Journ. XI. 524 (1871) Fries. S.M, I. 159 ( 1821) /Vies, Hym. Eur, 150 (1874) ... Bacchanalian mycena Twisted mycena Pillar-shaped mycena ... 102 S.A. V. 1 B Among mosses Fragile. Membranaceous, broAvnish, growing pale, with broad obtuse 103 T. B Ground ... promiuent umbo. Fragile, inodorous. Membranaceous, broAA-nisb, then grey, becoming bluish. Very delicate, Avhite. Bell shaped, smooth. Stem thread-like, smooth. Rather fleshy, velvety, cinnamon broAvii, groAving pale. Stem horny, 104 105 T. T. V. 1 B B Dead leaves in Avoods Ground ... 106 107 108 109a W.A. V. V. V. N.S.W. ' N.S.W. N.S.W. Q. B ÏÏ Mossy bark Decayed Avood Woods ..................... Ground ... rigid. Colour various—reddish brown, b lue, or ash coloured. Stem incurved, scurfy. V e ry delicate. Membranaceous, white. Stem thread-like, brown. Tender. Membranaceous, brownish. Stem thread-like. Dark, ash coloured, and acutely conical. Stem thread-like, rooting. 110 111 t '. w . V. Tree ferns Trunks o f trees Membranaceous, yellowish greeu. Stem slender, erect, hollow. Sub-membranaceous, flesh coloured, drab, or various. Densely clustered. Common, 1 B Old dead trunks ... 112 V. Fleshy. Stem yielding a dark-red juice, rigid, powdery. 113 114 s'.A. t ! V. B Trunks o f trees ... Bark Thin, brighter coloured than M . corticola, h.irdly ashy brOAvn. Rather thick, livid, gelatinously fleshy. Gills descending interruptedly 115 V. B Dead rushes in bogs into flesh of cap. Very delicate. Somewhat red. Stem thread-like, smooth, broAvnish. 116 117 V. V. BB Trunks and ground Grouud in woods ... Fragile, with nitrous odour. Sub-nAembranaceous, furroAved, frosted. Strong smelling, odour of radish. Rather fleshy, v io let or roseate, 118 V. B Among fir leaves ... becoming pallid and variously coloured. Rose coloured. Membranaceous, boss obtuse. Stem thiu, juiceless. 119 S.A. V. B Among leaves aud Delicate pale red, becoming brown, membranaceous. Stem yielding damp moss pale-red juice. 120 Q. Dead wood Small. Fleshy, red to vinous broAvn. Stem short, hollow. 121 s'.A. V. N.S.'W. 'b Mossy tnmks Membranaceous, greyish brown, disc darker. Stem thread-like. 122 V. Q. B Fern, twigs, &c. ... Membranaceous, white, someAA'hat hairy. Stem thread-like.