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1ll Sftccanlo’s Nuiiiber. Scientiflo Name. Authoritj- tor Name. English Name. 55 333 516 V . 2609 X. a lbidus 334 520 „ 2 6 1 7 X. A rch e ri 335 517 „ 2611 X. B e rte rii 336 522 X. Drummoudi 337 521 X. fu lv u s 333 523 V. 2596 X. griseus 339 518 „ 2613 X. la te ritiu s 340 514 „ 2606 X. papuashis 341 519 „ 2616 X. papyraceus 342 513 „ 2601 X. proximus 343 515 „ 2607 X. rawakeusis 344 512 „ 2599 X. to n e r ... V. 2627 I T . c risp a ... 346 529 V. 2638 347 532 „ 2654 348 534 „ 2657 349 535 „ 2658 350 536 „ 2664 351 530 „ 2651 352 526 „ 2630 352a „ 2651 353 354 533 V . 2656 355 540 „ 2685 356 527 „ 2631 357 539 ,, 2682 358 538 „ 2570 359 541 „ 2687 360 542 „ 2688 361 528 „ 2636 362 531 „ 2653 363 537 „ 2665 19. P a n u s .— F r i e s , 316 317 318 511 603 501 V."2567 „ 2552 P. angustatus P. arenicola P . carbouarius Berk, in Cooke’s Ilandb. Aust. Fungi 98 (1892) ... Berk., Linn., Journ. X V III. 384 (1881) ... Cooke and Mass., Grev. XV. 94 (1887) ... NarroAv panus ... Sand-growing panus ... Charcoal panus 319 320 505 495 „ 2569 „ 2519 P. ciunabarimis ... P. coiichatus Fries, PI. Preiss. II. 133 (1846) ... Fries, Epicr. 898 (1838) Vermilion pauus Conch panus ... 321 322 323 600 507 498 „ 2547 „ 2573 „ 2541 P. coriaccus P. eugrammus P . incaudescens Berk., Linn. Journ. XIH, 160 (1873) Fries, Nov. Symb. 40 (1851) Berk, aud Br., Limi. Tnms. 11. 55 (1883) Coriaceous panus Well-lined panus Incandescent pauus 324 506 IX. 329 P. lateritius Sacc. Hedw. 125 (1889) Brick-red panus 325 50S 326 510 „ 328 V . 2588 P. olivaceo-flavidus P. patellaris Cooke aud Mass., Grev. XVI. 1 (1887) ... Fries, Epicr. 400 (1838) Yellowish-olive panus ... Cup-shaped panus 327 328 497 509 „ 2540 „ 2578 P . 1‘ivulosus p. saccharinus Berk., Linn. Journ. X V III. 384 (1881) ... Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 250 (I860) ... Cracked panus Saccharine panus 329 502 „ 2557 P. stypticus Fr ie i, Epicr. 399 (1838) Styptic panus 330 499 331 496 332 . 504 „ 2642 „ 2521 „ 2568 P . suborbicularis ... P. torulosus P. viscidulus Berk, and Br., Linu. Trans. H. 56 (1883) Fries, Epicr. 397 (1838) ........................................ Berk, aud Br., Linu. Trans. II. 56 (1883) Sub-orhicular panus ... Twisted pauus Gelatinous panus L. abietina L. acuta ... L. appianata L. aspera... L. Beckleri L. Berkeley! L. betuliua L. betulina, var. velutina L. bifasciaCus L. deplanata L. faventina L. flaccida L. Guilfoylei L. nivea ... L. Palisotii L. repanda L. sffipiaria L. striata... L. torrida Berk, and Br., Linn. Trans. II. 56 (1883)... Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 250 (1 8 6 0 ) ....................................... Mout. Chil. VII. 353 (1852) Berk, in Cooke’s llaudb. Aust. Fungi 100 (1892) Berk, and Br. in Cooke’s Ilandb. Au st. Fungi 100 (1892) Berk., Hook., Lond. Journ. VI. 497 (1847) Berk, and Curt., Linn. Journ, X . 303 (1869) Kalch., Grev. VIII. 154 ( 1880) ... Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 250 ( I8 6 0 ) ... Berk, uud Br., Linn. Trans. II. 56 (1883).,. Pers. in Fries., Epicr. 401 (1838) Berk, and Br,, Linu. Journ, XIV. 45 (1875) I Fries, Mon. Hym. II. 244 (1857) Eries, Epicr. 407 (1838) Berk., Hook., Loud. Journ. I. 146 (1842) Fries, Epicr. 404 (1838) Fries, Epicr. 405 (1838) Berk., Linn. Journ. XIII. 161 (1873) Lev., Ann, Sci. Nat. V. 122 (1846) Fries, Epicr. 405 (1838) Berk., Ann. Nat. Hist. III. 381 (1839) ... Cooke and Mass., Grev. XXL 37 (1892) ... Fries, Epicr. I. 404 (1838) Cald,, Erb. Critt. Ital. No. 89 (1878, &c.) Fries, Epicr. 406 (1838) Berk. Grev. X. 64 (1881) Cooke, Grev. X V . 94 (1887) ... Fries, Epicr. 404 (1838) Fries, Epicr. 404 (1838) Fries, Epicr. 407 (1838) Fries, Epicr. 406 (1838) Kalch., Grev. VIII. 164 (1880) ... 2 0 . X e r o t u s .— F riei W hitish xe rote A rch e r’s x e ro te B e rte ro’s x e ro te D rummond’s x e ro te T aw n y x e ro te G rey .xerote ... B rick -red x e ro te P ap u an x e ro te P ap e ry xe rote App ro x im a te xerote Rawak x e ro te T en d e r x e ro te 2 1 , T r o g ia .— F r ie s , I Crisped tro g ia 2 2 . L e n z i t e s .— F r ie s . L a rc h lenzites Acute ly-ma rgined lenzites Depressed lenzites Rough lenz ite s B e c ld e r’s lenzites Berkeley’s lenzites B irch lenzites V e lv e ty lenz ite s ..; Bifasciate lenzites L evelled lenzites Honeycombed len z ite s ... F laccid lenzites Guilfoyle ’s lenzites Snow-white lenzites P a liso t’s lenz ite s Ropand lenz ite s Chocolate lenzites Stria ted lenzites T o rrid lenzites W.A. S.A. T. V. N.S.W. Q. General Characters. Epicr. 396 (1838).—Ag.aricus, Leiitinas. s'.A. V. QW. A. N.sVw. Qb'. s’.'Â. V. V. N.S.'w. Q. QS. A. V. N.S.W. Q. ii! t ' V. V. B. V. V. N.S.W. Q. Q. Q. ii! Elencb. I. 48 (1828). 334 335 336 337 342 343 344 Sandy soil Among fe rn s where b u rn t Base of tru n k s T ru n k s — Popla r, Beech, Bircli Ba rk ...................... B a rk ...................... B uried wood, h u t a p p a re n tly ou soil R o tten wood of E ucalyptus B u rn t wood Branches — Beech, C herry, &c. T ru n k s ... Rotten wood Stumps ... Old tru n k s T ru n k s ... R o tten tru n k s , dec ay in g ba rk Wood ... Stick s ... F a llen branches Twigs ... Wood ... Old wood... Dead h a rk B a rk R o tten wood B ran ch e s ... Wood ... Dead wood Spoon shaped, taw n y , n e a rly sessile, with a few sc a tte re d hairs. Brown, spoon shaped. Stem and cap covered with p a rtic le s o f sand. F le sh y , um be r, ta n o r funne l shaped. Stem sh o rt, pale. L e a th e ry , vermilion, sessile, k idney shaped. La rgish. F le sh y , cinnamon, hceomiug pa le , cónchate. Edible. V e ry b e au tifu l. L e a th e ry , b rown behind or b la ck avhen you n g , sessile. Sessile, imbric a te . L e a th e ry to inemhraiiaceous, pa le , kid n ey shaped. Sometimes fu u n e l shaped, smooth. V e ry lumiuous a t night. Membranaceous, ta n coloured, sp rin k led w ith brick -red p oint-like th re ad s . Sooty brown, densely v e lve ty, w ith yellowish-olive down, sessile. L e a th e ry , mealy to downy, fla t cup shaped. Ochrey, a tria te ly c ra cked. Stem exc en tric , s im ila rly cracked. R a th e r fleshy. Stem short, mealy o r obsolete. Edge of gills as if d u s te d with sugar. Small. Le a the ry, k idney shaped, cinnamon tu rn in g pale. A s trin g e n t ta s te . Sub-orbicular, white, delicately downy. .Stem obsolete. F le sh y to le a th e ry , flesh coloured to ochrey pin k . Edible. U p p e r la y e r gelatinous, r a th e r viscid, dull s la te coloured. Stem short, la te ra l, a ris iu g from spongy base. W h itisb , k id n ey shaped. S tem la te ra l, smooth o r s lig h tly ve lvety. Kidney shaped, reddish brown. Stem ve ry sh o rt, la te ra l, powdery. Gregarious. L e a th e ry to membranaceous, ru s t coloured, k id n ey shaped. Gregarious. Kidney shaped, lobed or c ríspa te , ru s t coloured. T awny ochrey. Membranaceous, kidney shaped. S tem la te r a l, thin. F u n n e l shaped, sp litting, grey . Stem compressed, wedge shaped. Sub-orbicula r, b ric k red, furrowed. Oehrey ta n colour. Membranaceous to le a th e ry , r a d ia te ly furrowed. F ap e ry , pale. S tem ve ry sh o rt o r obsolete. White, th e n yellowish brown Sub-orbicula r, d e lic a te ly powdery. Smooth, cinnamon. L e a th e ry to membranaceous. Stem solid, short. Kidney shaped, membranaceous, umber. Stem v e ry short. Epicr. 402 (1838).—Meralius, Cfintliarellus. I ■■■ I j I Y. I ... I Q. I B. j Twigs—Birch,Beech,j T ough, cup shaped, reddish yellow. Gills c risp, p la ited, forked. 362 363 Epicr. 403 (1838).—Agaricus, Dædalea. S.A. Q. B. Q. Qn. s!w . Qo^' N.S.W. v! Q. Q. b ! v! QN. S.W. q! v! Q. n.s!'w . b ! N.S.W. q! v! Q. N.S.W. Q. v! N.S.W. Q. ii! s '.A . V. q! n.s!w . Wood ... Wood ... Wood ... Dead wood T ru n k s ... T ru n k s ... T ru n k s ... T ru n k s ... B a rk T ru n k s ... T ru n k s , chiefly P o p la r Stumps o f beech, &c. T ru n k s ... T ru n k s ... T ru n k s ... D e a dw o o d Wood, pine T ru n k ... Wood L e a th e ry , c lo th ed with um b e r doavn, a t len g th smooth and whitish. Kidney shaped, le a th e ry , g reyish umber. Stem d is tin c t a nd disc shaped. Kidney shaped, corky, w h itish , zoneless, downy. Tliick, spongy to corky, rou g h , pale, co n c en tric a lly furrowed. Woody, w hitish, r a th e r th ic k , ma rgin ochrey. L e a th e ry , flexible, h a iry , brownish, sessile, somewhat k id n ey shaped. Corky to le a th e ry , pa le , conc entric a lly grooved, downy. H a rd, sessile, lobed, deeply zoned, taw u y , ve lv e ty . K idney or shell shaped, le a th e ry , greyish-fawn colour, silky. Corky, k idney shaped, ta n colour to whitish, downy, zoneless. Corky, white , a t len g th tu rn in g a sh coloured, sessile, zoneless. L e a th e ry , flaccid, h a iry , pale, zoned. Shell shaped, smoky behind, p a le in fro n t, d o tted w ith tu b e rc le s. Snow white, co rk y to le a th e ry , p itted , r a th e r discoid hehiud. Corky, o chrey to white , h emispherical, zoned, ma rg in lobed. Corky, w hite to pa le , m a rg in slig h tly waved. L e a th e ry , b rig h t browu, zoned, ma rgin yellowish. Common, L e a th e ry , soft, downy, ru s t coloured, obsoletely zoned. E n tir e ly white. Compact, woody, sessile, co nc entric a lly furrowed. r1 ¿ a .