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1 | | Snccardo’a Number. Scientific Name. Authority for Name. English Name. k5 o l 38. F la m m u la .— Fries, •432 433 434 4 34a 259 .369 262 V. 3379 3326 „ 3381 F. limonia F. paradoxa F. penetrans F. penetrans, var. australis Cooke and Mass., Grev. XV. 94 (1887) ... Kalch., Fung. Hung. t. 16, f. 1 (1873) ... Fries, Hym. Eur. 250 (1874) ... F. V. M., Linn. Journ. XIII. 158 (1873) ... Lemon-coloured flammula Paradoxical flammula ... Penetrating flammula... Southern flammula 435 436 255 265 „ 3346 „ 3389 F. peregrina F. pic r ea ... Fries, Elen. I. 31 (1828) Fries, Hym. Eur. 251 (1874) ... Foreign flammula Bitter flammula 437 438 439 440 254 266 249 263 IX. 446 V. 3393 IX. 445 V . 3385 F. prasina F. purpureo-niteus F. rubra ... F. sapinea Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVIII. 3 (1889)... Cooke and Mass., Grev. XV . 94 (1887) ... Cooke aud Mass., Grev. XIX . 46 (1890) ... Fries, Epicr. 189 (1838) Leek-green flammula ... Shining-purple flammula Red flammula Pine-wood flammula ... 441 442 256 243 „ 3358 F. spumosa F. veluticeps Fries, S.M. I. 252 (1821) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XIX. 89 (1891) ... Frothy flammula Velvet-capped flammula 443 444 247 250 „ 3323 F. vinosa... F. xanthophylla ... Fries, Hym. Fur. 244 (1874) Cooke and Mass., Handb. Aust. Fungi 50 (1892) ... Wine-coloured flammula Yellow-gilled flammula ■9. N a t j c o r i a .— Fries, 445 267 V. 3412 N. anguinea 446 281 „ 3506 N. Bowmani 447 269 „ 3435 N. cerodes 448 278 „ 3484 N. Drummondi 449 282 „ 3514 N. escharoides 450 275 IX. 458 N. fraterna 451 283 V. 3495 N. frusticola 452 270 „ 3437 N. melinoides 453 272 , „ 3426 N. nasuta 454 276 „ 3469 N. pediades 455 271 „ 3440 N. pusiola 456 268 „ 3427 N. russa ... 457 273 „ 3450 N. scolecina 458 277 „ 3470 N. semìorbicularis 459 280 „ 3507 N. siparia 460 279 „ 3486 N. temulenta 461 274 „ 3457 N. triscopoda 462 286 V. 3568 G. hypnorum 463 287 „ 3574 G. minuta 464 285 „ 3549 G. pero-xydata . 455 284 „ 3537 G. tenera 466 288 V. 3584 T. furfuracea 467 289 „ 3597 T. inquiiina 46 7a T. inquilina, var. 468 T. strigipes 469 292 V. 3599 C. alveolus 470 304 „ 3665 C. auricula 471 300 „ 3627 C. cassiascolor 472 299 „ 3601 C. epigams 473 294 „ 3610 C. globigera 474 298 „ 3620 C. haustellaris Fries, Epicr. 193 (1838) Berk., Linn. Journ. XIII. 158 (1873) Fries, Epicr. 195 (1838) Berk,, Hook., Lond. Journ. IV. 46 (1845) Fries, S.M. I. 260 (1821) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI, 31 (1887) ... Berk., Linn. Journ. XIII. 158 (1873) Fries, S.M. I. 266 (1821) Kalch., Grev. V III. 152 (1880) ... Fries, S.M. I. 290 (1821) Fries, S.M. I. 264 (1821) Cooke aud Mass., Grev. XV . 94 (1887) ... Fries, Epicr. 194 (1838) Fries, Mon. Hym. I. 376 (1857) ... Fries, S.M. I. 261 (1821) Fries, S.M. 1.268 (1821) Fries, Mon. Hym. I. 375 (1 8 5 7 )... Snake-like naucoria ... Bowman’s naucoria Wax-like naucoria Drummond’s naucoria... Scabby naucoria Fraternal naucoria Tufted naucoria Honey-like naucoria ’ ... Long-nosed naucoria ... Field naucoria Little naucoria lied naucoria... Worm-eaten naucoria Hemispherical naucoria Veiled naucoria Dripping naucoria llair-stalked naucoria ... 40. G a l e r a .—Fries, Fries, S.M. I. 267 (1821) Quel., Champ. Jura HI. 10 (1873) Berk., Hook., Lond. Journ. II. 411 (1843) /■ries, Ilym. Eur. 267 (1874) ... Moss galera ... Minute galera Peroxide galera DeUcate galera Fries, Hym. Eur. 272 (1874) Fries, Hym. Eur. 274 (1874) Fries, Hym. Eur. 275 (1874) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XXI. 36 (1892) 4 1 . T o b a r ía .— S m ith , Mealy tubaria Little tubaria Clay-coloured tu bar ia... Hough-stalked tubaria Lasch., in Fries Epicr. 210 (1836) Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 246 (1860) Berk., FI. Tasm. II 246 (1860) Ber/t. and Dr., Ann. Nat. Hist. IX. 179 (1882) Berk., Linn. .Tourn. XIII. 158 (1873) Fries, S.M. I. 274 (1821) ...................... 42. C r e p i d o t u s .— Fries, Alveolate crepidotus ... Eared crepidotus Cinnamon crepidotus ... Earth-borne crepidotus Globose-spored crepidotus Damp-loving crepidotus Habitat. B. Occurrence. General Characters. WA. 1 S.A. T. I V. N.S.-W. Q- ------- -------- S.M. I. 250 (1821).—Agaricus Paxillus—cowirnited. 432 S.A. V. N.S .W. Rich s o il... 433 V. Q- B. Ground ... 434 s'.A. V. N.S.'w. Wood 434A V. N.S.W. Soil (probably covering pine chips) 435 W.A. V. Trunks ... 436 V. q '- ii! Dead trunks of Encephalartos Deni- sonii 4S7 V. Ground ... 438 W.A. V. Q- i Wood •4t3u9o V. : Ground ... 440 s ’.'À. V. N.S.’w. Q- b ! 1 Fallen branches and 1 chips 441 S.A. V. B. i Woods 442 V. Among grass on h illsides 443 S.A. V. B. Ground ... 444 S.A. V. ; Wood ...................... Fleshy, moist, sulphur coloured. Stem stuffed, yellowish white. Fleshy, dry, downy, red umber. Stem solid, yellow or reddish. Fleshy, dry, yellow tawny or golden. Stem silky, with fleeting veil, tawuy, with stem and gills paler. Fleshy, rust coloured, corrugated. Stem solid, snaooth. Rt aamtheerr fulceBshiiyy,, mluuojiosvt,, rlOeAd to bay cinnamon, b--e--c--oming pale. Stem thin. almost umber, tapering upwards, without veil. Fleshy, dry, silky, leek green. Stem straight, stuffed, lemon yellow. Fleshy, shining, purple brown. Stem ascending, solid, paler. Fleshy, shining, red, with tinge of purple. Stem hollow, paler. Compact, golden tawny, fluffy to scaly, then cracked. Strong odour. Small, stem tall. Fleshy, viscid, yellow. Very common. Densely and shortly velvety, bay brown. Stem expanded upwards into cap, ratlier short, and of same colour. Fleshy, dry, rusty-fawn colour. Stem solid, delicately fluffy. Ochrey yellow. Fleshy, compact, hard when dry. Stem lateral, short. S.M. I. 260 (1821).—Agaricus. 445 Q. B. 446 Q. 447 V. b '. 448 W .A . V. 449 450 V. Q. b '. 451 s'.A. N.S.'w. 452 w '.'a . V. q'. B. 453 N .S .'w . 454 s'.A. V. ii. 455 V. B. 456 V. 457 s'.'Â. B. 458 V. Q. B. 459 V. B. 460 V. B. 461 V. B. Ground ... Grouud ... Burnt soil Rotten wood Bare ground Logs ... ... Roots of grass, &c. Among grass Ground ... Pastures ... Ground ... Ground ... Moist ground Lawns and pastures Soil, fern stems, &c. Moist woods Old wood... Slightly fleshy, yellowish to tan colour. Stem with white flbrils. Small. Rough with woolly tufts. Stem slender, fluffy. Rather fleshy, orbicular, ochrey. Stem naked, yellow, rusty at base. Viscid, wheu young very white. Stem me.aly above, downy at base. Gregarious, fragile. Bather fleshy, w hitish-tan colour, scabby scales. Tawny ferruginous. Stem elongated, thin, hollow, o f same colour. Densely tufted. Tawny. Stem slender, mealy, thickened downwards. Somewhat fleshy, tawny, ochrey when dry. _ Stem hollow, yellow. Hather fleshy, ochrey. with elongated teat-like umbo. Somewhat fleshy, yellow ochrey to tan colour. Very common. _ Slightly fleshy, rather viscid, tawny yellow. Stem thread-like, shining. Thin, brick red. Stem nearly of same colour, whitisb downy below. Rather fleshy, ferruginous hay. Stem rusty, sprinkled w ith white meal. Rather fleshy, hemispherical, somewhat viscid, tawny or ochrey. Rather fleshy, with downy scales, red to rust colour. ' Sub-membrauaceous, rust colour, tan colour when dry._ Stem polished. Rather fleshy, bay brown, ochrey when dry. Stem hair-like, rusty. S.M. I. 264 (1821).—Agaiions. S.A. V. B. V. B. Q- ... s .’a . T. V. B. Among moss Decayed wood Ground ... Grassy places, manure, &c. Minute. Membranaceous, bell shaped, sub-papillate, tawny. Common. Membranaceous, tawny, streaked. Stem almost bair-likc. _ Membranaceous, reddish brown, bell shaped. Stem very thin. Small, delicate. Sub-membrauaceous, nearly conical, buff. Common. Seem. Journ. (1870).—Agaricus. S.A. T. V. Q- B. N.S.W. B. N.S.W. B. V. Chips, &c. Chips Grass roots In tufts among ^ Small. Somewhat fleehy, at first clothcfi w ith silk y cranesccht scales, rich umber. Minute. Sub-membranaceous, browu. Stem hollow, dark brown. Common. Clay coloured. Stem rooting; gills crowded,rusty. Hemispherical, tawny yellow, with couical spreading scales. Stem slender. S.M I. 272 (1821).—Agaricus. V. t ! s ’.A. T. S.A. V. V. s'.A. Old stumps Dead wood Rotten bark Ground ... Wood ... Rotten trunks Eucalyptus viminalis Fleshy, soft, ochrey brown, contracted, downy to shaggy behind. Sessile, shell shaped, cream colour. Flesh thick, brittle when dry. Mealy,'’ ci. nnamon, ’rs.t . em ve..r._y s_Ih orit , sle__nd3e..r«, white, downy. Ftr,r-.a,egr;ii<lea , reddish g(Trvepyv,, kki.d-i—iG^y s—hapr-e-d->; b-a--s e shaggy, whitish. . Kidney shaped, tapering at base. About an inch long and wide._ o f Rather flesliy, flaccid, tan coloured. Stem tapering upwards, hairy.