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- s i Authority for Naiue. V. I N.S.W. I Q. General Characters. 391 226 V.3 1 0 3 P. nllantopoda 392 218 „ 3053 P. blattaria 393 224 „ 3094 P. congesta 394 220 P, disrnpta 395 223 V.”3104 P. e ffu sa ... 396 215 „ 3050 r . e reb ia ... 397 230 „ 3128 P. criogena 398 227 „ 3109 P. flammans 399 229 „ 3130 P. marginata 400 223 „ 3129 P. mutabilis 401 232 „ 3137 P. mycenoides 402 222 „ 3071 P. phylicigena 403 219 „ 3055 P, praecox 404 221 „ 3065 P. pudica ..................... 405 231 „ 3135 P. pumila 406 217 IX. 394 P, recedens 407 225 V. 3102 P. spectabilis 408 216 „ 3052 P. togularis 409 j1 214 1 V . 3141 1 L. cycnopotamia ... ... | 410 234 V. 3149 I. cincinnata 411 236 „ 3165 I. flocculosa 412 238 I. gigaspora 413 237 V. ’*3235 I. goinphodes 414 235 „ 3155 1. lanuginosa 415 233 •„ 3148 I. piumosa 416 1 239 IX. 421 I. Victorite Berk., Hook., Lond. Journ. IV. 45 (1845) Fries, S.M. I. 246 (1821) Kalch., Grev. IX. 147 (1881) ... Cooke and Mass., Grev. XIX. 89 (1891) ... Kalch., Grev. IX. 147 (1881) ... Fries, S.M. I. 246 (1821) Fries, PI. Preiss. II. 132 (1 8 4 6 )..................... Fries, S.M. I. 244 (1821) Fries, Ilvm. Eur. 225 (1874) ... Fries, S.M. I. 245 (1821) Fries, S.M. I. 246 (1821) ..................... Berk., Linn. Journ. XV . 52 (1877) Fries, Ilym. Eur. 217 (1874) ... Fries, Tlyni. Enr. 218 (1874) ... Fries, El. 29 (1828) ... Cooke .and Mass., Grev. XVIII. 25 (1889) Fries, El. 28 (1828) ... Fries, Hym. Eur. 216 (1874) Sacc. S y ll.,V . 762 (1887) Fries, S.M. I. 256 (1821) .................... Frie s, Hym. Eur. 229 (1874) ... Cooke, Handb. Aust. Fungi 47 (1892) Kalch., Grev. VIII. 152 (1880) ... Fries, S.M. I. 257 (1821) Fries, Mon. Ilym. (1857) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI. 72 (1888) . 3 4 . PiiO L iO TA .— F r i e s , Sausage-stalked pholiota Cockroach-like plioliota Congested pholiota Disrupted pholiota Expanded pholiota Lurid pholiota Woolly pholiota Flame-coloured pholiota Margined pholiota Changeable pholiota ... Mycena-like pholiota ... Phylica-growing pholiota Precocious pholiota ... Modest pholiota Dwarfish pholiota Receding pholiota Notable pholiota Gowned pholiota 3 5 . L o c e l l i n a .— G i l l . Champ. ... I Swan river locellinia ... 3 6 . I n o c y b e .—Fries, Curly inoeybe Flocculoiis inoeybe Large-spored inoeybe ... Pap-like inoeybe Woolly inoeybe Downy inoeybe Victorian inocyhc S.M. I. 240 (1821).—Agarieas. 391 W.A. V. 392 V. b '. 393 V. 394 V. 395 V. 896 V. B. 397 •VVA, 398 q ! b ’. 399 V. B. 400 t '. V. B. 401 V. 402 Q- 403 W.A. 'b . 404 v'. B. 405 V. N.S.'w. B, 406 V. 407 V. N S.'W. lì! 408 V. B, Ground ... ... I Ground ... ... ! Triinks ... Ground ... Wood ..................... Grassy places ... i Trunks ... Pinewoods ... ' Ground, among firs ; Trunks or ground... Ground, in damp places Trunks of P hylica... Gardens aud pastures Trunks, &c. Woods ...................... Ground ... Dead stumps—Oak, &c. Grassy places, &c.... Fleshy, golden yellow. Stem elongatedly bulbous at base. Elegant, small. Rather fleshy, rust coloured, margin grooved. Fleshy, the size of a pea, rather mealy, brownish. Fleshy, creamy white, at first smooth, then cracked deeply. Fleshy, white, breaking into polygonal wart-like spaces. Fleshy, rather viscid, lurid. Stem hollow, flbrillose to scaly. Fleshy, rust coloured. Stem with dense woolly mycelium at base. Fleshy, tawny, with sulphureous scales. Stem stuffed, thin, hollow. Rather fleshy, cinnamon, margin striate. Stem hollow, not scaly. Fleshy, cinnamon, becoming pale. Stem rough with scales. Edible. Membranaceous, rust coloured, tawny or pale when dry. F le shy, tawny. Stem thick below, tapering upwards. F le shy, soft, white to yellowish. Stem downy or mealy. Edible. Largish. Fle shy, dry, smooth, whitish buff, modestly coloured. Edible. Somewhat fleshy, hemispherical. Stem hollow, slender. Rather fleshy, golden tawny. Stem elongated, cylindrical Large, compact. Golden orange or tawny buff, scales silk y and broad. Odour bad. , Fleshy, pale ochre. Stem hollow, cracking. Ring hanging lik e toga. Fr. 428 (1874).—Agaricus, Acetabularia. 409 I W.A. I ... I ... I ... I ... 1 ... 1 .. I Ground ... I Gills pale fawn colour, leaving a free space round stem. Very r S.M. I. 254 (1821).—Agaricus, Ilebeloma. 410 B. Shady woods 411 B. Bare soil and among grass 412 Ground ... 413 Ground ... 414 iì! Ground ... 415 B. Moist pine woods ... 416 Grassy ground Rather fleshy, scaly. Stem solid, thin, scaly. Somewhat fleshy, tawny brown. Stem pale reddish. Rather fleshy, yellow brown. Stem abruptly rooting. Rather fleshy, with globose pap-like apex, tawny. Rather fleshy, umber, becoming yellowish. Stem solid, thin, scaly. Rather fleshy. Odour weak, not unpleasant. Stem slender. Rather fleshy, viscid, whitish, shining. Stem stuffed, white. 37. I I e b e l o m a .—Fries, S.M. 1. 249 (1821).—Agaricus. 417 418 245 240 IX . 426 V . 3259 H. arenicolor I l.f a s tib ile Cooke an d Ma ss., Grev. X V II, 7 (1 8 8 8 ) ... F rie s , E p ie r. 178 (1 8 3 8 ) Sand-coloured hebelome Disagre e able hebelome 417 418 V. V. b ! G ro u n d ... Woods ...................... 419 241 „ 3260 H. glutinosum L indgr., Bot. Not. 199 (184.5) ... Cooke and Mass., Grev. X X L 36 (1 8 9 2 ) ... Glutinous hebelome 419 V. B. Among de ad leaves 4 2 0 II. griseum Grey hebelome 420 V. Ground in woods ... 421 242 V. 3268 H. raesophæum ... ... ; F rie s , Epicr. 179 (1 8 3 8 ) D u sk y -c en tred hebelome 421 V. B. Woods, &c. 421A I I . mesophæum, va r. bolo- ¡ F rie s, Ilym . E ur. 24 0 (1 8 7 4 ) D u sk y hebelome phæum ■ 422 244 „ 3291 H. nudipes F rie s , E p ie r. 181 (1 8 3 8 ) N aked-sta lked hebelome 42 3 243 „ 3275 II. olidum Cooke and Mass. Grev. XV. 93 (1 8 8 7 ) ....................... S trong-sme lling hebelome 4 2 Ia 422 423 s ’.’Á. V. Q. B, Gro u n d ... Gro u n d ... Sto n y ground 42 4 246 „ 3319 I I . petiginosum F rie s, S.M. I. 25 9 (1821) Scabby hebelome 424 V. b ! Ground in shady places Fleshy, rather viscid, dingy ochte or sand colour. Stem cylindrical. Compact, viscid, yellowish tan or tan colour. Stem solid, white. Fleshy, viscous with a tenacious gluten, yellowish white. Stem stuffed. Fleshy, mouse grey or pale silver grey, g lutinous, smooth, shining when dry. Odour unpleasant. Rather fleshy, viscid, yellowish tan, disc bay. Stem slender, white. Common. Dark brown, v e il resembling a ring. Stem becoming brown. Fleshy, slightly viscid, tan coloured, thin, pale. Stem solid, white. Fleshy, viscid, full red brown. Stem hollow, smooth. Odour fmtid. Rather fleshy, dry, brown, circumference silky grey. Stem slender, powdery, brick red. F l a m m u l a .— F rie s , 428 429 430 S.M. I. 250 (1821).—Agaricus, Paxillus. 252 253 IX. 437 V. 3344 F. avellanea F. Baileyi ..................... Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVIII, 3 (1889) Berk, and Br., Linn. Trans. II. 54 (1883) Nut-brown flammula ... Bailey ’s flammula 425 426 V. Q. QSandy ground Rotten wood 258 257 „ 3369 „ 3363 F. flavida F. fusa ... Fries, S.M. I. 250 (1821) F'rtcs, Hym. Eur. 247 (1874) Yellowish flammula ... Fusiform flammula 427 428 s !a . V. V. N .S .W. B. B. Tnmks—Pine, &c. Ground and fallen 261 „ 3382 F. hybrida Fries, Mon. Ilym. I. 360 (1 8 5 7 ) ....................................... Hybrid flammula 429 V. B. logs Fir stumps 251 IX. 438 F. hyperion Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V I. 72 (1888) Hyperion flammula ... 430 V. Stumps (?) 260 V. 3373 F. inopoda Fries, S.M. I. 251 (1821) ........................................ Fibril-stalked flammula 431 V. B. Fine trunks Fleshy, nut brown. Stem tapering upwards, grooved. Orange. Bell shaped to hemispherical, woolly, sprinkled with reddish- yellow mealy particles. Fleshy, yellow, smooth, moist. Stem y e llow, then rusty. Compact, rather viscid, flesh becoming yellow. Odour uot unpleasant. Fleshy, moist, at first cinnamon brown then golden tawny. Ve il forming ril) g. Fleshy, golden tawny, then darker. Stem tapering downwards, furrowed. Fleshy, moist, honey tan colour, b ecoming pale. Stem flbrillose. I y