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J | | 08 »§ Saecai'do’a Number. Scientific Name. 260 419 V. 2049 M. Muelleri 261 429 „ 21U6 M. opacus 262 417 „ 2014 M. pilo pus 263 446 „ 2257 M. primulinus 264 433 „ 2133 M. putredinis 265 428 ,, 2103 M. ramealis 266 449 „ 2261 M. rhyticeps 267 437 „ 2150 M. rotula ... 268 443 „ 2219 M. rufo-pallidus ... 269 424 „ 2070 M.scorodonius 270 426 „ 2084 M. stylobates 271 M. subroseus 272 448 „ 2260 M. subsupiuiis 273 415 „ 1976 M. u r en s ... 274 461 V. 2332 L. blepharodes 275 463 „ 2848 L. calvescens 2 7 6a 487 „ 2485 L. castoreus, var. him 277 479 „ 2456 L. catervarius 278 476 „ 2415 L. cochlcatus 279 470 „ 2376 L. cretaceus 280 475 „ 2398 L. cyathus 281 459 „ 2325 L. dealbatus 282 465 „ 2350 L. Duualii 283 467 „ 2358 L, exasperatus 284 484 „ 2472 L. exilis .. 285 458 „ 2317 L. fasciatus 286 483 „ 2471 L. fulvaster 287 455 „ 2312 L .fu lv u s ... 288 456 „ 2315 L. fusco-purpureus 289 486 IX. 322 L. fusipes 290 482 ,1 301 L. gracilentus 291 480 V . 2458 L. Guilfoylei 292 490 „ 2490 L. hepatotrichus ... 293 473 „ 2514 L. holopogonius 294 485 „ 2483 L. hyracinus 295 471 „ 2394 L. Kurzianus 296 478 „ 2449 L. Imviceps 297 489 IX. 317 L. lasiophyllus 298 481 V . 2459 L. lateritius 299 453 „ 2308 L. Lecomtei 300 466 „ 2351 L. lepideus 301 469 » 2371 L. manipularis 3Ú2 493 „ 2499 L. pelliculosus 303 477 „ 2439 L. pergamenus 304 494 „ 2506 L. pulvinulus 305 491 2495 L. punctaticeps 306 474 „ 2395 L. radicatus 307 472 „ 2512 L. Schomburgkii ... 308 462 „ 2333 L. siparius 309 454 „ 2311 L. strigosus 310 492 „ 2497 L. subdulcis 311 468 „ 2361 L. subnudus 312 460 „ 2330 L. tener ... 313 464 „ 2349 L. tigrinus 314 457 „ 2316 L. villosus 315 488 „ 2486 L. vulpinus Authority for Name. General Characters. Berk., Linn. Journ. XVIII. 383 (1881) ... Berk, ami Curt., Hook. Journ. I. 99 (1849) Kalcb., Grev. VIII. 153 ( 1 8 8 0 ) ..................... Berk., Linn. Journ. XVI. 38 (1878) Berk, and Curt., Linn., Journ. X. 295 (1869) Fries, Epicr. 381 (1S38) Kalch., Grev. IV. 71 (1876) Fries, Epicr. 385 (1838) Kalch., Grev. IV. 71 (1876) Fries, Epicr. 379 (1838) Berk, and Curt., Linn. Journ. X. 296 (1869) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XXI. 37 (1892) ... Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 249 (1860) Fries. Epicr. 373 (1838) ; Berk, and Curt., Linn. Journ. X. 301 (1869) , Berk., Hook., Journ. V III. 141 (1856) ... I Berk, and Br., Linn. Journ. X. 302 (1869) Berk, and Br., Linu. Trans. II. 55 (1883) Fries, Ilym. Eur. 484 (1874) Berk, and Br., Linn. Journ. XIV. 42 (1875) Berk, and B r., Linn. Trans. I. 399 (1879) Fries, PI. Preiss. II. 133 (1846) Fries, Epicr. 390 (1838) Berk, and Br ., Linn. Trans. II. 55 (1883) Fries, Epicr. 393 ( 1838) Berk,, Hook., Journ. II. 146 (1840) Berk, and Cooke, Linn. Journ. XV. 373 (1877) Berk., Ann., Nat,, Hist. X . 369 (1843) ... Kalch., Grev. VIII. 153 (1880) Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V I. I (1887) .. Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V I. 73 (1888) ... Berk., Linn. Journ. X V III. 384 (1881) ... Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 249 (I860) ... Berk., Grev. X. 63 (1881) Kalch., Grev. VIII. 153 (1880)... Curr,, Linn. Trans. I. 120 (1876) Kalch., Grev. VIII. 163 (1 8 8 0 ) ..................... Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V I . 1 (1887) ... Berk., Linn. Journ. X V III. 384 (1881) ... Fries, Epicr. 368 (1838) F ries, Epier. 390 (1838) Berk, and Br., Linn. Journ. X IV . 43 (1875) Fries, Epicr. 395 (1838) Lev., Champ., Mus. 117 (1846) ... Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 250 (1860)... Berk, and Br., Linn. Trans. II. 55 (1883) Cooke and Mass, Grev. X IV ., 118 (1886) Berk., Linn. Trans. XX. l I lQ s S l ) Berk, and Curt., Linn. Journ. X. 301 (1869) Fries, Epicr. 388 (1838) Berk., Hook., Journ. III. 46 (1851) Berk., Hook., Lond. Journ. VI, 492 (1847) Klotsch in Fries, Epicr. 389 (1838) Fries, Epicr. 389 (1838) Klotsch in Linn. 479 (1833) Fries, Mon. Hym. II. 238 (1857) 1 7 . M a r a sm iu s .— F r ie s , Mueller’s marasmius ... Opaque marasmius DoAvny-stalked marasmius I’ale-yellow marasmius Putrid marasmius Twig marasmius Wrinkle-capped marasmius Collared marasmius ... ' .. Pale-red marasmius ... Shallot marasmius Pillar-shaped marasmius Somewhat rosy marasmius Subsupiiie marasmius ... Acrid marasmius 1 8 . L e n t in u s .— F r ie s , Eyelashed leutine Bald lentine ... Ilirneola-like leutine ... Crowded lentine Cochleate lentine Chalky lentine Goblet lentine White-washed lentine ... Dunal’s leutine Rough lentine Thin lentine Clustered lentine YellOAvish lentine Tawny lentine PurpIe-broAvu lentine ... Fusiform leutine Slender lentine Guilfoyle’s lentine Liver-coloured len tin e ... Bearded lentine Ilyrax-coloured lentine Kurz’s lentine Even-headed lentine ... Hairy-gilled lentine Brick-red lentine Locomte’s lentine Scaly lentine ... Tufted lentine Thin-skinned lentine ... Parchment lentine Pulvinate lentine Punctate-headed lentine Rooting lentine Schomburgk’s lentine ... Curtain leutine Strigose lentine Sweet-scented lentine ... Somewhat-naked leutine Slender lentine Tiger-tul't lentine Villous lentine Fox-coloured lentine ... Epicr. 372 (1838).—Agaricus—contimced. 264 265 Q. Ground ... N.S.’w . Q- Leaves and twigs ... N.S.W. Q. Wood ..................... N.S.W. Q- Eucalyptus Q- B Dry dead branches Q- Passion-flower twigs Q- ii Fallen twigs, &c. ... Q. Ground,about trunks B Dry ground Q. Wood ...................... Rotten wood q ’ Rotten wood Q- "b Wood ...................... PI. Hoinon. 77 (1825).—Agaricus. Q- 275 Q. 276a 281 282 284 285 286 287 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 N.S.W. N.S.'w. N.S.W. N.S.'w. N.S.W. N.S.'w. Dead branches Rotten trunks Rotten logs, in woods Trunks ... Trunks and ground Ground ... Dense scrubs Rotten trunks Trunks — Willows and Poplars Trunks ... Rotten wood Trunks ... Deadwood Rotten wood Wood ...................... Rotten wood Rotten wood Rotten wood Bark o f Eucalyptus Stumps ... Wood ...................... Ground ... Stumps ... Wood Rotten wood Stumps of firs, &c. Dead wood Rotten trunks Ground ... Rotten wood Trunks ... Ground ... Wood ..................... Rotten wood Trunks ... Deadwood Fallen trees Rotten wood Trunks ... Rotten wood Stumps ... Tawny, delicately tomentose. Stem thin, dilated at base. Slender. Opaque, powdery, whitish. Stem mealy towards base. Leathery to membranaceous, yellowish tan. Stem with powdery ochrey down. Pale yellow, powdery. Stem short, slender, mealy. Thin, reddish yellow or grey. Stem of same colour, solid. Inodorous. Somewhat fleshy,opaque, white, disc somewhat red. Very common. Membranaceous, tawny to reddish brown. Stem thread-like, velvety. Minute. Membranaceous, whitish. Slem horny, shining, blackish, with collar from separating gills. Membranaceous, pale red. Stem thread-like, fixed at base b y Avhite mycelium. Small. Strong scented, oniony odour. Somewhat fleshy, red becoming white, or red buff. Edible. White. Thin, smooth. Stem arising from circular base, smooth, hollow. Membranaceous, pale-tau colour, tinged w ith pink. Stem horny, hollow. Small, Mealy, adhering behind. Stem short, mealy. Acrid, odourless. Fleshy to leathery. Usually ochrey tan. Stem fibrous. Brown, liispid, margin ciliate. Stem velvety. Pale, at first woolly then bald, margin lobed. Stem short, n early naked. Pale, tawny. Gills paler, cap thin, Golden yellow. Cap convex, then flattened. Stem cylindrical. Tough, flaccid. Fleshy, reddish brown, somewhat lobed or contorted. White, orbicular. Stem thin, at length furrowed. Ochrey, with ve lvety brotvn lines radiating from centre, funnel shaped. Becoming white, leathery, woolly to hairy, zoneless. Stem short. Small, tufted. F le shy to leathery, y ellow Avhite with browu scales. Rough, with rigid warts, ferruginous, powdery. Stem thickened downwards. Papery, pale tawny. Thin, leathery, wine-glass shape, pale ochre. Stem velvety, tawny. Orbicular, white, becoming tawny when dry. Stem slender, smooth. Deeply funnel shaped, bay brown, somewhat zoned. Stem rough or downy. Leathery, funnel shaped, purple brown, hairy. Stem tall, bristly. Fleshy, white, downy. Stem lateral, spindle shaped, rooting. Rather membranaceous, ochrey, funnel shaped. Stem slender, brown. Umber, smooth. Stem curved, of same colour. Hoof-like_, liver coloured, becoming smooth in front, hispid behind. Dirty white, funnel shaped, densely hispid. Stem hispid. Orbicular or semi-orbicular, fu ll red brown, downy, wrinkled behind. Funnel shaped, mealy, tawpy. Stem short, rusty brown. Fleshy to leathery, yellowish white. Stem solid, scaly at base. Thin, ochrey, shining, lobed at margin. Stems discoid, downy. Brick red, and quite smooth. Stem o f same colour, rigid. Leathery, funnel shaped, fawn colour. Stem hairy, o f same colour. Fleshy, compact, pale ochrey, broken up into darker spot-like scales. Tufted, orbiculai', white, clad with mealy scales. Stem curved. Sessile, tough, very thin, tawny faAvn colour, k idney shaped. White, leathery to membranaceous, funnel shaped. Stem solid. Cushion shaped, pale, margrin furrowed, ochrey. Punetately hispid, presenting sponge-like appearance. Stem yellow. Fleshy, funnel shaped, pale ochrey, shortly velvety. Stem velvety. Leathery when dry, fawn coloured, broadly funnel shaped. Orange, brown when dry. Woolly with erect rigid hairs intermixed. Reddish-fawn colour. Roughly hairy. Stem exceutric and h airy. White, sweet scented. Cap lobate, smooth. Stem obsolete or spurious. Rather fuunel shaped, at first clad with mealy scales. Stem slender. Membranaceous, bay brown. Stem very slender, brownish. Fleshy to leathery, whitish to yellow white, w ith tawny scales. Edible . Brown, leathery, with fibrous bristles. Stem solid, tawny. ■■ imbricated. Fle shy,cónchate,tancoloured,corrugatedorwoolly.