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I i Saceardo’a Scientific Name. Authority for Name. English Name. 1 Habitat. B. Occurrence. « W.A, S.A. j T. V. N.S.W. QGeneral Characters. 123 121 IX. 143 124 118 V. 1129 125 1 106 „ 1025 126 1 114 „ 1090 127 1 369 1 V.1168 136 V. 1247 126 „ 1181 129 „ 1205 140 ., 1283 137 „ 1265 1.33 IX. 179 141 V . 1286 142 „ 1289 128 „ 1196 125 „ 1179 143 „ 1313 144 „ 1821 134 „ 1239 1.30 „ 1208 131 „ 1215 127 „ 1199 132 „ 1216 139 „ 1282 135 „ 1241 138 „ 1279 M. subcorticalis . M. tenerrima M. trachycephala M. tuberigena 0 . carneo-rufula O. dumosa O. epichysium Ü. fìbula ... 0 . flavo-crocea 0 . glaucescens 0 . goniphomorpba (). gracillima 0 . holocblora Ü. bydrogvamma 0 . integrella 0 . Muclleriana 0 . D iu ra lis O. ouiscus O. pumilio Ü. pyxidata 0 . scyphiformis . O. setipes O. umbellifera Cooke and Mass., Grev. XV . 93 (1887) ... Fries. Ilym. Eur. 151 {1874} ...................... F. T. M. and Kalch., Grov. V III. 151 (1880) Be rk., Linn. Journ. X III. 156 (1873) I Berk, and Br., Ann. Nat. Hist., III., 5, 206 (1879).. Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 243 (1860) ... Fries, Hym. Ear. 155 (1874) Fries, S.M. I. 169 (I82I) F’ries, Hym. Eur. 164 (1874) Berk,, FI. Tasm. II. 244 (1 8 6 0 ) ... Kalch., Linn. Soe. N.S.W. 105 (1882) Berk., Linn. Journ. X V III. 383 (1881) ... Weinm., Koss 121 (1836) Berk, and Br., Linn. Journ. XI. 525 (1871) Fries, SM . I. 169 (1821) Fries, Hym. Eur. 165 (1874) Berk., in Cooke’s Handb. Aust. Fungi 30 (1892) Fries, Hym. Eur. 160 (1874) Fries, S.M. I. 172 (1821) Kalch., Grev. VIII. 151 (1880) ... F"««, S.M. I. 164 (1821) Fries, Ilym. Fur. 159 (1874) ... Fries, Hym. Eur. 164 (1874) F’rtes, Ilym . Eur. 160 (1874) Fries, Epicr. 127 (1838) 9 . M y c e n a .— P e r s ., Subcortieal mycena ... Very tender mycena ... Rough-headed mycena Tuher-bcoi-ing m ycena 10. H i a t u l a .— F r i e s , I Wynne’s hiatula. Green-light I fungus ' 11. Ojipha lia .—F r i e s , Fleshy-red omplialia ... Thicket-loving oinphalia Watery omphalia Pin-like omphalia Bvight-yelloAV omphalia Sage-green omphalia .. Club-shaped omphalia Slender omphalia Green omphalia Water-line omphalia .. Perfect omphalia Mueller’s omphalia Wall omphalia Grey omphalia llAvarf omplialia Box-like omphalia Goblet-shaped omphalia Haivy-stalked omphalia Umbrella-like omphalia Shade-loving omphalia 12. P l e u r o t u s .— Fries, Tent. Disp. 69 (1797).—Agaricus, Marasmius—continued. 123 124 125 126 ■ Log of B ank sia (Native I lo n ep u ck le ) Fir cones, sticks, &c. Rotten trunks Ground ... S.A. V. Q- B V. Nov. Symb. 27 (1851). m , ... I . . . . . . . 1 - 1 ^ S.M. I. 162 (1821).—Agaricus. . T. 1 Q. I B i Ground Thin, lilac, disc brick red. Stem ascending, thin, hollow. White, very delicate. Cap frosted Avith scurfy granules. Stem hairy. Membranaceous, ashy brown, covered Avith papilla;. Stem thread-like. Tender and small, white. Stem thread-like, arising from selerotium. 1 White. Tender, luminous, emitting a greenish light. Stem slender. W.A. ... T. Q. : : ; 1 B N.S.W. q '. B q '. N.S.W. i 1 ^ B B Q. B N.S.W. Qn . QN. S.W. Q. ii i - 1 ••• B S.M. I. 178 (1821).—Agaricus. Woods ...................... Rotten wood Among moss in moist places Branches... Ground ... Ground in tufts ... Marshy grouud Dead wood Dead lea\'es and moist places Decayed wood Ground ... Ground, banks, and walls Swampy ground ... Wood Among short grass, on laAvns, &c. Bare ground Sha<ly places Swamps, exposed pastures, &c. Damp places 147 V. 1346 P. abbreviatns Kalch., Grev. VIII. 152 (lasqj ... Abbreviated pleurote ... 148 N.S.W. 170 „ 1444 P. affixus Berk., Hook, Lond, Journ. VII., 573 (1848) Affixed pleuvote 149 t '. 180 „ 1504 P. applicatus Fries, Hym. Eur. 180 (1874) Sessile pleurote 150 W.A. T. V. Q- B 179 „ 1492 P. atro-cæruleus ... Fries, S.M. I. 190 (1821) ........................................ Dark-blue pleurote 151 W.A. V. B 188 IX. 187 P. australis Cooke and Mass., Grev. XV. 93 (1887) ... Southern pleurote 152 S.Â. 177 V . 1487 P. bursæformis Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 245 (1860) ... Pouch-liko pleurote 153 T. 156 „ 1400 P. candescens F. V. M.. Linn. Journ. X III. 157 (1873) ... Glowing pleurote 154 V. 169 „ 1442 P. caryophylleus ... Berk., Linn. Journ. XIH. 157 (1873) Clove-like pleurote 155 V. N.S.W. 167 IX. 200 P. chætophyllus ... Sacc. IledAv. 126 (1889) Ilairy-gill pleurote 156 s ’.A . 187 V. 1527 P. chioneus Pers. M. Euv„ 3 (1828),.. SiiOAv-Avhite pleurote ... 157 W .A . V. B 159 IX. 190 P. clitocyboides Cooke and Mass., Grev. XV. 98 (1887) ... Clitocybe-like pleurote 158 V. 145 V. 1322 P. corticatus Fries, S.M. I. 179 (1821) Corticated pleurote 159 Q- il 183 „ 1511 P. diversipes Berk., FI. Tasm, II. 244 (1860) ... Variahlc-stalkcd pleurote 160 T. Q. 164 „ 142.3 P. Eucalyptorum ... Fries, PI. Preiss. II. 131 (1 8 4 6 )... Eucalyptus pleurote ... 161 W .A . 189 ,,p.387 P. euphyllus Berk., in Ilaudb. N.Z. Flora 755 (1867) ... Broad-gilled pleurote ... 162 Q. 172 „ 1449 P. flabellatms Berk, and Br., Linn. Journ. XI. 528 (1871) Fan-shaped pleurote ... 163 Q. 149 „ 1369 P. Gardncri Berk., Hook., Journ. I I , 427 (1840) Gardner’s pleurote 164 Q. 161 „ 1409 P. Guilfoylei ...................... Berk., Linn. Journ. X l f l . 158 (1873) Guilfoyle’a pleurote ... 165 N. S.W. 1 Q. 150 „ 1.370 P. illuminans F. v. M., Linn, Journ. X III. 157 (1873) ... Luniiiunis pleurote 166 V. N.S.W. Q. 168 „ 1429 P . imberbis Kalch,, Grev. VIII. 152 (1880) ... Beardless pleurote 167 N.S.W. 148 „ 1.347 P. laeticolor Kalch., Grev. V III. 151 (1880) ... Bright-coloured pleurote 168 ... N.S.W. Wood ..................... Bark of young E u calyptus amygdalina Rather fleshy, pale red. Stem flexuous, stuffed. Rather membranaceous, brick red. Stem hollOAV, smooth. Rare. Soft. Membranaceous, sooty, ash coloured, silky or scaly. Tiny. Membranaceous, nearly orange colour or orange faAvn. Common. YelloAv. and gills saffron yellow. Stem elongated, solid. Small. Grey, sage green. Stem thread-like, greenish yelloAV. Chib-shaped, lurid. Stem thickened upAvards, reddish brown. SnoAV Avhite. Membranaceous, furrowed. Stem thread-hke. Membranaceous, yelloAA-brown, reddish brown Avhcn dry. Sub-membranaceous, livid ; margin spreading, streaked. Stem hollow. White, fragile. Membranaceous, pellucid. Stem very slender, short. Smooth, taAvny. Stem elongated, smooth, or streaked lengthwise. Sub-membranaceous, reddish broAvn, radiately striate. Sub-membranaceous, dark ash coloured. Stem firm, partiahy hollow. Membranaceous, fawn coloured. Stem hoUoAv, thm, cu rv c^ Suh-memhranaceous, brick red, funnel shaped. Stem stuffed at tirst. Dead fallenbranches, and on Eucalyptus viminalis Trunks ... Roots o f Leptospcr- mum (Tea-tree) Rotting bark DeadAvood Wood ..................... Branche s... Wood or dung Old fern stems Trunks, living and dead Rotten wood Eucali/plus bark ... Wood ...................... Dead Avood Petioles and half- rotten fronds of p.alms Trunks ... Dead Avood Wood .. W o o d (? ) ...................... Common. White. Membranaceous. Stem rather hollow, short, thin. Membranaceous, hroAvnish grey. Stem th re a d -lik e , downy at base. F le shy to membranaceous, buff or variable in colour. Ve ry common. Sub-membranaceous, umber brown. Stem stuffed, tough. Entirely reddish brown. Stem shorter than diameter o f cap. White. Cap at length attached by the side, cup shaped. Stem short. Very small. Dark-ash colour. Sub-membranaceous, cup shaped. Fleshy, dark blue, rarely broAvn, downy. Fleshy, umber. Stem ra th e r lateral, th ic k , clad Avith Avhite dowu. Cap affixed hehiud, pouch-like, whitish. Stem short, almost smooth. Strongly phosphorescent. White, becoming dingy. Stem dilated above. Pale-taAviiy colour. Fau shaped, and much lobed. Thin, white, tomentose, spoon shaped. Stem thick, Avrinklcd. SnoAv white. Very thin, woolly. Stem very short, hairy. Thin, ochrey, becoming reddish. Beautiful large species. Fleshy, greyish white. Stem flvm. Pellucid, covered with a gelatinous layer. Stem very variable. ! Fleshy, bay brown, clad with a rough avooI, sessile, k idney shaped. Pale chestnut. Stem none or obsolete. Gills broad. Fan shaped, thiu, white, becoming reddish. Adhering to Avood by spongy base. Fleshy to leathery, yclloAv, funnel shaped. Stem short. Phosphorescent. Whitish, very much AA'rinkled when dry, cap kidney shaped. Phosphorescent. Tawny, smooth. Stem thick. Membranaceous, kidney shaped, sessile, horizontal. Rather fleshy, golden yelloAv. Stem stuffed, naked.