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Scientiflo Name. Authority for Name. W.A. S.A. T. V. I N.S.W. General Ciiaraeters. 375 376 3S4 385 1 525 j V . 2705 1 „ 2706 1 I 1 I X . 348 1 191 195 V. 2712 1. 2740 194 „ 2735 192 193 „ 2717 „ 2733 1 ™1 IX. 350 1 197 198 V. 2747 „ 2806 202 V. 2828 200 201 199 203 IX. 354 „ 359 „ 360 V . 2863 ' 204 V. 2900 207 205 208 206 V. 2945 „ 2923 Ix !’372 210 209 211 V. 2967 „ 2960 „ 2980 V. bombycina V. parvula V . speciosa V. Taylori V . xauthoeepliala.. E. Bloxami E. galbineum E. laeticolor E. melaniceps E. panniculus C. cyathoideus L. aq u ila ... L. lampropoda L. melanura L. quinquecolor 389 I 212 I V . 3030 ] E. rbodocylix 390 I 213 I V. 3037 I C. variabiiis 1 Fries, S.M. I. 333 (1821) I Fries, S.M. I. 333 (1821) I Cooke and Mass., Grev. X IX . 105 (1891) Fries, S.M. I. 277 (1821) Weinm., Koss. 238 (1836) Fries, S.M. I. 278 (1821) Berk., Outl. 140 (1860) ..................... Berk., Hook., Load. Journ. IV. 45 (1845) 2 3 . S c n iz o PH Y L L U J i.— F r i e s , I Common scliizopliyllum I Multifid schizophyllum 2 4 . M e t r a r ia .— C o o k e a a d M a s s ., . . . I Remarkable metraria ... 2 5 . V o l v a r i a .— F r ie s , Silky Tolvar ... Little volvar ... Beautiful volvar Taylor’s volvar Yellow-beaded volvar ... I Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVIII. 26. A n n d l a r i a .— S c h u lz , V e r li. Zool. Bot. (18 8 9 )... ... j Remarkable annularia ... ... | 27. P l u t e u s .— F r ie s , Fries, Epicr. 140 (1838) F. v. M., Grev. XV . 93 (1887) ... Berk, and Br., Outl. 143 (1860) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVIL 7 (1888) . Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI. 31 (1887) . Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI. 31 (1887) . Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 245 (I8 6 0 )... Fries, Epicr. 150 (1838) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XXI. 36 (1892) . Fries, Epicr. 154 (1838) Fries, S.M. I. 203 (1821) ... • .. Cooke and Mass., Grev. XIX . 89 (1891) . Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V II. 7 (1888) . Fries, Mon. Hym. I. 293 (1857) ... Fries, S.M. I. 205 (1821) Berk. Outl. 148 (1860) ) Lasch. in Fries, Hym. Eur. 213 (1874) I F rie s, Hym. Eur. 213 (1874) ... Fawn pluteus.,, Wehl’s pluteus 2 8 . E n t o l o m a .— F r ie s , Bloxam’s entolome Yellowish cntolome ... Bright-coloured entolome Black-headed cntolome Ragged entolome 2 9 . C l i t o p i l u s .— F r i e s , Crab-like clitopile Goblet-like clitopile 3 0 . L e p t o n i a .— F r i e s , Eagle leptonia Brilliant- stalked leptonia Black-tailed leptonia ... Five-coloured leptonia... 3 1 . N o l a n e a .— F r ie s , Papillate nolanea Pasture nolanea Reddish-brown nolanea 3 2 . E c c i l i a .— F r ie s , 1 Kose-cup eccilia 3 3 . Cl a u d o p u s .— S m ith , j Variable claudopus Obs. I. 103 (1 8 1 5 ).—Agaricus. 3C4 1 W.A. I S.A. I T. I V. 1 N.S.W. I Q. I B. 1 Dead wood 365 1 . . . 1 . . . I . . . 1 V. 1 . . . 1 . . . I . . . I Wood . . . Grev. X IX . 104 (1891). 3 6 6 1 . . . I . . . 1 - 1 V . I ... I ... I . . . I Woods . . . ... I Dry,white or greyish, scarcely exceeding inch in diameter. Cosmopolitan. . . . 1 Deeply cut into numerous lobes, becoming pale yellow. 1 Margin cream colour, disc darker and reddish brown, viscid, shining I when dry. S.M. I. 277 (1821).—Agaricus, Amanita. V. Decayed wood Pastures,after stormy weather Dung-hills, road- sides, &c. Ground ... Ground ... ;lobose and viscid at first. Edible. at first,. Stem stuffed, silky. Large. Fleshy, silky, fawn to brown, g. White. Rather fleshy, downy, conical Large. Fleshy, smooth, viscid or polished, grey. Stem rather bulbous. Thin, livid. Stem pale, solid, smooth. Golden y ellow, spotted w ith w hite from remains of volva. Stem bulbous. Gesell. 49 (1868).—Agaricus, Chamteota. 372 I ... I ... I ... 1 V. 1 ... I ... I ... I Ground ... I Fleshy, pale, cuticle broken up into broad darker scales. Stem short, thick. Epicr. 140 (1838).—Agaricus. T. Epicr. 143 (1838).—Agaricus. 376 377 .378 379 Epicr. 148 (1838).—Agaricus. 380 381 S.M. I. 201 (1821).—Agaricus. S.A. 383 384 385 S.M. I. 204 (1821).—Agaricus. V, B. ii'! B. v ! B. 386 387 S.M. I. 207 (1821).—Agaricus. »89 I ... I ... I ... I V. 1 ... I . Seem. Journ.—Agaricus. 390 I ... I I ... I V. I Trunks o f trees ... Large. Fleshy, dull tawny, smooth, then clad with evanescent scales. Rotten wood on Fleshy, shiniug, ochrey to white, disc darker; stem 6 to 8 inches long, grouud thick. S.A. V. B. V. S.A. V. S.A. V. ir! S.A. V. Q. B. V. Open exposed pastures Ground ... Sandy soil Ground ... Among ferns Grass fields Under burnt h Ground ... Pastures ... Ground ... Black loam Meadows Pastures ... Heaths ... ... I B. 1 Rotten wood Q. 1 B. I Sticks, &c. Fleshy, compact, b lackish blue. Stem slightly tapering upwards. Sulphur colour. Rather fleshy, almost saffron colour. Stem hollow. Rather fleshy, shining, amethyst colour. Stem thin, nearly solid. Fleshy, compact, dark sooty brown. Stem solid, short, pale. . .... . 1, 1 . . .1 J . _.1_ — O*..«. #-l.i « 1 Thin, bell shaped, dark Stem thickene.d 1a.1t lb.naosfe. , aQu.I.d! rdlrotwwrniTyi . Small and beautiful. Fleshy to membranaceous, flesh colour to white. Rather thiu, pale, finally funnel shaped. Stem hollow, white and woolly at base. Rather membranaceous, bay brown. Stem short, stuffed. Rather fleshy, mouse coloured, or steel grey, or sooty. Common. Bell shaped, shining black, silky. Stem cylindrical. Membranaceous, disc brownish brick red, margin yelloavish. Sub-meinhraiiaceous, papillate, tawny. Stem hollow, polished. Membranaceous, shining like silk avhen dry. Stem silky fibrous. Small. Sub-membrauaceous, red broavn, indistinctly scaly. I Membranaceous, tawny, when dry flocculose, grey. 1 Very small. Sub-membranaceous, silky with white down. Common.