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i A 1 - s i II Saec.-irtlo’s Number. Scientiflo Name. Authority for Nome. English Namo. 548 334 V. 4561 ] A, fimiputiis Karst. Hattsv. I. 518 (1879, &c.) 54. A n e l l a r i a .— K a r st. 1 Putrid duug anellaria ... 0 0 . P s a t i i t r e l l a .— F r ie s, 549 343 V. 4595 P . crenata Lascb., in Fries Ilym. Eur. 315 (1874) Crenate psatbyrella ... 550 344 „ 4597 P. disseminata F ries, Ilym. Eur. 316 (1836) Scattered psathyrella ... 551 341 „ 4572 P, hiascens Fries, Hym. Eur. 314 (1874) Gaping psathyrclla 552 342 „ 4575 P. trepida Fries, Epicr. 238 (1838) Trembling psatbyrella 553 Amanita Forrestia; Kalch., Linu, Soc. N.S.W. V II. 638 (1882) A d d it io n s to F orrest’s amanita 554 V. 92 Lepiota acute-squamosa Weinm., Syll. I. 70 (1836) Acute-scaly lepiota 655 44 L. m egalotheles Kalch., Linn. Soc. N.S.W. VII. 563 (IS82) Large-nippled lepiota 556 Tricholoma carneo-flavidum Kalch., Linn, Soc. N.S.W. VII. 639 (1882) Fleshy-yellow tricholome 557 V. 474 T. panaiolum Fries, Epicr. 49 (1838) ... Variegated tricholome 558 T. i)lagiotum Kalch., Linn. Soc. N.S.W. V II. 639 (1882) Oblique tricholome 559 V. 496 T. sordidum Fries, S.M. I. 51 ( 1821) Sordid tricholome 560 T . turbinipes Kalch., Linn. Soc. N.S.W. VII. 639 (1882) Turbinate-stalked tricholome ... 561 V. 630 Clitocybe catina ... Fries, Epicr. 72 (1838) Bowl-shaped clitocybe 562 „ 673 C. ditopoda Fries, S.M. I. 171 (1821) Variable-stalked clitocybe 563 „ 529 C. ochro-purpurea'... Berk., Hook. Lond. Journ. Bot. IV. 299 (1845) ... Ochrey-purple clitocybe 564 Collybia muscipula Cooke and M ass., Grev. XXII. 26 (1893)... Mousey collybia 565 V. 1109 Mycena epipterygia Fries, S.M. I. 155 (1821) Winged mycena 566 „ 962 M. luteo-alba F ries, S.M. (1821) Yellowish-white mycena 567 „ 1005 M. polygramma ... ... ; Fries, S.M. X. 146 (1821) Many-lined mycena ... 568 „ 1137 M. pterigena ...................... Fries, S.M. I. 160 (1821) Pteris-borne mycena ... 569 „ 992 M. raiborrhiza Lasch., Linn. 539 (1829) Crooked-root mycena ... 570 „ 1407 Pleurotus acerinus Fries, Epicr. 134 (1838) Maple pleurote 671 „ 1502 P. cyphellroformis Berk,, Mag. Zool. and Bot. 511 (1837) ... Cyphella-like pleurote... 572 „ 1339 P. lignatilis Fries, Epicr. 132 (1838) Wood-growing pleurote 573 „ 1561 Hygrophorus discoideus Fries, Epicr. 323 (1838) Discoid hygrophore ... 674 „ 1651 II. puniceus Fries, Mon. Ilym. II. 21 (1857) ... Purple hygrophore 575 „ 1738 Lactarius quietus ... Fries, Epicr. 343 (1838) Mild lactar ... 576 „ 1821 Russula xerampelina Fries, Epicr. 356 (1838) ....................................... Dark-red russule 577 „ 1989 Marasmius b ad iu s... Berk, and Curt., Linn. Journ. X. 294 (1869) Bay-brown marasmius 678 „ 1996 M. pellucidus Berk, and Br., L inn. Journ. XIV. 35 (1875) PoIIucid marasmius ... 579 „ 1991 M. rhyssophyllus ... Mont. in Berk and Curt., Linn. Journ. X . 294 (1869) Wrinkle-gilled marasmius General Characters. Hattsv. I. 25 (1879).—Agaricus, Panæolus. 48 1 . . . I - 1 - I Y. [ . . . I ... I B. I Duug, &c. ) Sub-membranaceous, viscid, dark grey. Stem slender, equal. Epicr. 237 (1838) —Agaricus. 549 S.A. B. 550 W .A . T. V. q '. B. s ’.A. V. Q. B. B. Grassy ground About trunks o f trees and on ground Ground ... Ground ... 553 W.A. ..............................................] .554 V, B. Grassy places ... 1 555 Q - River-side ... ] 556 W.A. ........................] 557 W.A. B. Grassy places ... 1 558 W.A. 659 V. B. Meadows, dung- 1 heaps, &c. 560 W.A. 561 V. B. Among dead leaves 562 V. B. Woods ... 563 . . . Clayey soil in woods 564 Q - Ground ... 565 Q . B. Among moss aud leaves 666 V, B. Among moss, &c. ... 567 V. B. Trunks ... 568 V. B. Dead fern stems, 569 V. veins of leaves, &c. About trunks 570 Q - B. Trunks ... 571 Q - B. Moss and dead stems 672 V. B. of herbaceous plants Trunks, rotten wood, 573 V. B. &c. Grassy places 674 V. B. Mossy meadows, &c. 575 Q - B. Woods, &c. 576 V. B. Woods ... 677 578 Q - Q - Wood ..................... Dead branches, & c . 579 Q . Wood ..................... Fragile. Membranaceous, ochrey to pale i-ed, margin notched. Densely clustered. Membranaceous, pearly white, scurfy. Stem lax fragile. Membranaceous, fissured and furrowed, becoming yellow. Stem brittle Very fragile. Membranaceous, sooty, hell shaped, densely streaked Stem nearly straight, transparent. Stem stout, stuffed, white, fibrous, not bulbous. Heshy, at first woolly hairy, then scaly, acute, dark tan. Stem some what stuffed, bulbous. fleshy, bell shaped, smooth, with brown adpressed scales. S what hollow, dilated at base, naked, from white to brown. fleshy, hemispherical, woolly scaly, fleshy yellow as if peach Stein solid, thick, of same colour imall, spongy to compact, convex to plane, variegated with gre frosted spots. Stem solid, fibrous to striate. fleshy, plane, depressed, smooth, pale reddish brown. Stem excentric stuffed, cylindrical, base slightly thickened. Somewhat fleshy, from bell shaped and convex to plane and finally squalid. Stem stuffed, base thickened. Large, pale reddish. Fleshy, irregularly convex. Stem top shapei thick. White, discoloured, odour pleasant. Fleshy, plane, then funnel shapec dry. Stem stuffed, thick, elastic, white. Strong smelling, like new meal. Rather fleshy, dingy, brownish gre smooth. Stem hollow, almost smooth, of same colour. Somewhat hemisiflierical, at length depressed, fleshy, compact, pale ta becoming slightly purple. Stem thick, swollen in middle. Fleshy, smooth, mouse grey or brown, w rinkled. Stem stuffed, taperin downwards and rooting, striate lengthwise. Membranous, bell shaped, striate, very viscid and easily separabl usually grey. Stem elongated, tough, rooting, yellowish. Membranous, bell shaped, slightly grooved, pale, yellow. Stem threadlike, shining, smooth, becoming yellow. Rather membranous, conical to bell shaped, dry, grooved. Stem rigid, longitudinally furrowed aud grooved, shining, rooting. Very elegant, delicate, rosy. B e ll shaped, obtuse, and stem wavy, very thin, w ith disc at base. Somewhat membranous, acutely b ell shaped, dry, rather tawny or pale. Stem firm, thick, rooting, White, firm. Fleshy, thin, unequal, silky hairy. Stein almost lateral, slender or nearly obsolete, downy. Gregarious, small. Rather fleshy, sessile, cup shaped, grey, marghi palor, delicately downy. Odour mealy. F leshy, tough, convex to plane, dingy white. Stem stuffed, then hollow, slender base, rooting and downy. Gregarious. F le sh y , smooth, ve ry glutinous, yellowish tan, disc somewhat rusty. Stem stuffed, soft, viscid, pale white. Very large, very showy, fragile. B e ll shaped, viscid, scarlet to blood red. Stem hollow, thick, bulging, base white. Fleshy, viscid at first, slightly cinnamon, then dry and slightly silky, somewhat zoned. Stem spongy to stuffed, finally rusty red. Mild. Fleshy, compact, d ry, opaque, rose purple. Stem strong, firm, finally spongy to soft. Reddish when fresh. Convex, striate, smooth, margin incurved. Stem frosted, becoming smooth. Convex, pellucid. Stem equal, brown, delicately powdery. Fibrous, smooth, pale yellow. Stem same colour, smooth, with roughhaired base.