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582 583 584 5S5 58G 687 688 440a 5S9 590 591 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 • s l Saocardo's Scientific Name. Authority for Name. English Name. 1 Habitat. B. Oecui'i'cnce. l l 1 W.A. S.A. T 1 V. N.S.W. Q. V . 2379 Lentinus desceudens Fries, Epicr. 290 (1838) ....................................... A d d it io n s to D escending lentinus A' 580 GARICiVCBÆ-- c o n t i n u ed. Q. Ground ... „ 2924 Leptonia æthiops ... Fries, Epicr. 152 (1838) Æthiopian leptonia 581 V. B. Among grass, & c .... „ 3406 Nolanea sub-globosa Coo/ie, Grev. X V IL 38 (1888) ... Sub-globose nolanea ... 582 ... V. B. Ground ... „ 3107 Pholiota adiposa ... P. bicincta Fries, S.M. I. 242 (1821) Kalch., Linn. Soc. N.S.W. VII. 639 (1882) Glutinous pholiota Twice-girt pholiota ... 583 584 W.A. ... 1 Q. B. Trunks ... V. 3064 P. radicosa Hebeloraa Kir ton i... Fries, S.M. I. 242 (1821) Kalch., Linn. Soc. N.S.W. VII. 564 (1882) Rooting pholiota Kirton’s Ilebeloma 535 586 V. N.S.W. B. Woods, near to stumps V. 3359 Flammula carbonaria Fries, S.M. I. 252 (1821) Charcoal-loving flammula 587 V. B. Burnt ground, char„ coal, &c. 3322 F. gymuopodia Fn'cs, Hym. Eur. 218 (1874) Naked-stalked flammula 588 Q- B. Grouud ... „ 3385 „ 3433 F. sapinea, var. terrestris ... Naucoria abstrusa... Fries, S.M, I. 239 (1821) Fries, Epicr. 194 (1838) Tei'reatrial flammula ... Concealed naucoria ... 440a 589 w!a . Q- B. B. Ground ... Damp earth, leaf-soil &c. „ 3509 N. coEspersa Fries, S.M. I. 260 (1821) Besprinkled naucoria ... 590 V. B. Ground,among leave s „ 3499 N. sobria... Fries, Epicr. 200 (1838) Sober naucoria 691 S.A. B. &c. In moist woods or scrubs „ 3481 N. ten a x ... Fries, Epicr. 198 (1838) Firm naucoria 592 V. B. Woods, among grass „ 3605 Crepidotus applanatus Cortinarius Walkeri Fries, Mon. Ilym. I. 399 (1857) ... Cooke and M ass., Grev. XXII. 36 (1893) Depressed crepidotus ... Walker’s cortinarius ... 593 594 V. N.S.W. B. Rotten w'ood Ground ... IX. 553 Paxillus h irtulus ... Hypholoma peltastes F.V.M., Linn. Soc. N.S.W. VIII. 175 (1883) Kalch., Linn. Soc. N.S .W. VII. 564 (1882) Hairy paxillus Shield-like hypholoma 595 596 N.S.W. Q. Ground ... V. 4261 Psilocybe semilanceata Fries, Obs. II. 178 (1818) Semi-pointed psilocybe 597 V. B. Among grass „ 4560 Anellaria separata Karst., Hattsv. I. 617 (1879) ....................................... Separate anellaria 598 B. Duug „ 4566 Psathyrella impatiens Fries, S.M. I. 802 (1821) Impatient psathyrella 599 V. Moist woods i j V. 1960 1 A. cupularis Fries, S .V . 8 .3 1 2 (1849) ........................................ 5 6 A r k h e n ia .— F r ie s, 1 Cupular arrhenia S um m . V e g . S c a n d . 3 1 2 (1 8 á £ 1 600 1 ... ... ... ... I ).- ' 1 Cantharellus, Merulius. ... j Young pinnate leaf General Characters. Somewhat woody, funnel shaped, tan coloured, spotted wilh minute scales. Stem solid, very hard rooting. Fleshy, depressed, smooth, shining, sooty black. Stem slender, smooth, blackish brown, with black points towards top. Fleshy, sub-globose, viscid, y ellow. Stem thin, becoming hollow, longitudinally striate. Tufted, very showy and large. Fleshy, glutinous, yellow, scaly. Stem stuffed, glutinous, base somewhat bulbous. onvex, obtuse, lig h t umber, scaly. Stem solid, bulbous, flbrillose, about middle aud above base doubly girt. Large, beautiful, sweet odour. Fleshy, dry, smooth, spotted, almost clay colour. Stem solid, passing into tapering root. Compact, fleshy, c onvex to plane, smooth, Stem solid, fleshy, flbrillose, white to silky. Gregarious. Fleshy, firm, viscid, tawny yellow, often depressed m centre. Stem rigid, scaly, pale, base usually darker. Often tufted, rusty brown. Fleshy, bell shaped to convex, scaly. Slem solid, almost smooth. Tufted, stem elongated, rooting in a spindle-shaped manner. Rather fleshy, smooth, viscid, rusty tan. Stein cartilaginous, tough, hollow, polished, rusty. Gregarious, fragile. Fleshy, with scurfy scales, bay cinnamon when moist, ochrey wheu dry. Stem flbrillose, brownish cinnamon. F le shy, sligh tly viscid, somewhat silky, honey colour when moist, not absorbent o f moisture, hence the name. Stem thick, hollow, rusty brown below. Somewhat fleshy, bell shaped then expanded, smooth, slightly viscid, cinnamon when moist, ochrey when dry. Stem stuffed then hollow, dusky yellow. Fleshy, soft, fragile, kidney to w edge shaped, w hitish, at length depressed behind. Stem very short, whitish downy. Convex, then expanded, minutely silky, pale green then bluish green. Stem slightly thickened at base, stuffed, reddish. Convex to depressed, becoming darkly lurid. Stem thickened downwards, base abruptly rooting, hairy. Fleshy, viscid, scutiform, becoming brown. Stem solid, thickened downwards, naked, white. Gregarious. Somewhat membranous, acutely conical, almost pointed, slightly viscid, pale yellow when dry. Stem tough, wavy, silky fibrous, shiniug. F leshy, bell shaped, v iscid, ochrey, then whitish and wrinkled when old, sMning. Stem long, straight, shining, whitish, tapering upwards with persistent ring. Membranous, bell shaped, convex, smooth. Stem weak, smooth, white. Small, resupinate, so ft, circular, shaggy, grey.