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1 A | l i - i Saccardo’s Numbor Scientific Name. Autliority for Name. English Name. 6 0 . POLTPORUS.— Ad a n s, F am . I I . 1 0 ( 1 7 6 3 ) .— 6S7 588 VI. 4884 P. Icntus Berk.,Outl. 237 (I8 6 0 )... Tough polypore C88 662 „ 5240 P . lignosus Klotsch., in Fries, Epicr. 471 (1838) ..................... Woody polypore G89 604 „ 4958 P. melanopus Fries, S.M. I. 347 (1821) Black-stalked polypore 690 587 „ 4870 P. myelodes Kalch., Grev. IV. 73 (1875) Marrow-like polypore... 691 692 1351 638 VI. 5116 P. Mylittæ P. iiidulans (Cooke and Mass., Grev. XXI. 37 (1892) 1 Sacc., Hedw. 56 (1893) Fries, S.M. I. 364 ( 1821) Mylitta polypore ... ( Native bread polypore ) Nest polypore 693 583 „ 4858 P. ovinus Fries, S.M, I, 346 ( 1821) Sheep polypore 694 650 „ 5180 P. pelliculosus Berk., Hook,, Lond. Journ. VII. 575 (1848) Cuticular polypore ... 695 IX, 673 P. Pentzkei Kalch., Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S .W. VIII. 175 (1883) Pentzke’s polypore 696 584 VI. 4862 P. pes-capræ Pers., Champ. Com. ( 1818) Goat’s-foot polypore ... 697 613 bis „ 4990 P. petaloides Fries, Epicr. 444 (1838) Petal-like polypore 698 „ 4999 P. phlcbophorus ... Berk., FI. N.Z. II. 177 ( 1 8 .5 5 ) ....................................... Vein-bearing polypore 699 605 „ 4966 P. picipes Fries, S.M. I. 353 (1821) Pitch-stalked polypore 700 596 „ 4933 P . pisiformis Kalch., Grev. X. 98 (1882) Pea-shaped polypore ... 701 615 „ 5007 P. platotis Berk, and Br., Linn, Trans I. 401 (1879) Broad polypore 702 664 „ 5247 P. plebeius Berk., FI. N.Z. II. 179 (1855) ... Plebeian polypore 703 655 „ 5212 P. portentosus Berk., H ook., Journ. 188 (1844)... Monstrous polypore 71)4 601 „ 4951 P. proteiporus Cooke, Grev. XII. 15 (1884) Variahle-pored polypore 705 625 „ 5054 P. retiporus Cooke, Grev. XII. 15 (1884) Net-pored polypore 706 645 „ 5141 P . rliinocephalus ... Berk,, FI. Tasm. II. 253 (1860) Rough-headed polypore 707 640 „ 5124 P. nibidus Berk., Hook., Journ. 500 (1847),,, Reddish polypore 70S 600 „ 4946 P. rufescens Fries, S.M. I. 351 (1821) Reddening polypore 709 621 „ 5026 P. scabriusculus ... Berk., Linu. Journ. XVIII,, 384 (1881) ... Roughish polypore 710 597 „ 4938 P . Schweinitzii Fries, S.M. 1.351 (1 8 2 1) Schweinitz’s polypore ... 711 642 „ 5130 P. scruposus Fries, Epicr. 473 (1838) Rugged polypore 7 1U 643 „ 5131 P. scruposus, var. isidioides... Cooke, Grev.XIII. 87 (1885) Coral-like polypore 712 630 „ 5078 P . semidigitaliformis Berk., Linn. Journ. XVI. 39 (1878) Finger-like polypore ... 713 593 „ 4910 P. similis Berk., Ilook., Lond. Journ. II, 635 (1843) Similar polypore 714 651 „ 5181 P. spiculifer Cooke, Grev. XV . 2 0 ( 1886) Spiculate polypore 715 „ 5186 P. spumeus Fries, S.M. I. .368 (1821) ........................................ Frothy polypore 716 603 „ 4953 P. squamosus Fries, S.M. I. 343 ( 1821) ... ..................... Scaly polypore 717 595 ., 4923 P. stipitarius 718 606 IX. 667 P. Strangeri Berk and Curt., Linn. Journ. X. 304 (1869) F. v. M., Linn. Soc. N.S.W. 106 ( 188Z) ... Stalked polypore Stranger’s polypore 719 657 VI. 5220 P. strumosus Fries, Epicr. 462 (1838) Swollen polypore W.A, ! S.A. T. V. 1 N.S.-VV. Qolystictus, Fomes, Favolus, Tramei V. V. V. Q. QS. A. V. N.S.W. QQ. V. S.A. T. V, Q. QV. V. QV. Q. V. QV. Q. W.A. S.A.* T, V. N .S .W . Q. V. QV. Q- 1 "■ N.S .W . QW. A. V. N.S .W . Q. 1 Q. Q. W.A. T V. N.S .W . Q. A W.A. N .S .W . Q. V. i | ... V. i ... V. 1 Q. ’ ; Q. i i ... N.S.'w, ) i ... V. i 1 General Characters. , Poria, Boletus, Dædalea—continued. Rotten stems, &c. Trunks ... Ground and branches Ground, at base of trunks Selerotium, known as M y litta australis Trunks .. W o o d s ..................... Wood ... Stem short, rough Pores long, small. P in ewood s Trunks ... j Stems o f E u ca lyp tu s hemiphloia j Trunks ... j Wood ...................... Wood ...................... Rotten wood Trunks .. Ground ... Trunks ... Rotten wood Wood ...................... Grassy ground about old trunks Trunks ... Pine stumps Deadwood Trunks and at foot o f trees Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Old trunks of Eucalypts Trunks ... Wood, &e. Trunks ... Trunks ... Cap fleshy to tough and leathery, pale ochrey. haired and mealy. Pores irregular, white. Cap fleshy to corky or woody, pale to yellowish. Caifflesiiy°tough, white to yellowish brown. Stem excentric, velvety at first, black. Pores rounded, small, white to yellowish ap fleshy, fragile, tan or pale brown. Stem solid, obconica). 1 ores short, minute, whitish. Edible. u * v;i Cap fleshy, tough, elastic, minutely v elvety, white. Stem short, solia. Pores white, somewhat angular. Cap fleshy, very soft, yellowish tan. Pores elongated, angular, tawny, Cap'fleshy, fragile, rvliitiah. Stem short, white. Pores minute, rounded, white to lemon yellow. „ . Dark red, juicy, densely gregarious, shell shaped, at first with dense rough hairs. Pores rather angular. Cap slender, leathery, base wedge shaped, smooth, zoned, ochrey, becoming dark. Stem cylindrical, pale. c... 3 c In tufts. Cap fleshy, fragile, bay brown to dark brown. Stem deformed, yellowish white. Pores broad, yellowish white. , , , Cap membranaceous, spoon shaped, chestnut brown. Stem lateral, compressed, whitish. Pores very short, small, white. Small, white. Cap fan shaped. Stem short, smooth, with undulating Ca7fle°shy to ieathery, smooth, depressed. Stem excentric and iatcrai, firm, black. Pores rounded, small, w hit e to yellowish. Entirely white, globose, acssuc, voxf p1^e.a- ov.*r less. Pores minute, punctiform. Probably young stage of known species. , „ , Cap club shaped to fuunel shaped, fragile, ochrey. Stem elongated and thickened upwards. Pores angular, ochrey. P ale, imbricate. Cap semicircular, delicately downy, corky. Pores minute, punctiform. , . . , - 1 t> Sessile, very large. Cap fleshy, smooth, with thick tan cuticle. Pores small, externally brown, internally pale. on i n Cap whitish, fleshy, tough, delicately downy and scurfy. Stem short, whitish. Pores angular, irregular, pale umber. Tufted, forming clumps o f juicy cheesy consistence, ochrey. Caps very broad. Pores angular, very short, with net-like partitions. Cap semicircular, shell shaped, whitish, rough veined. Pores white to Reddish. Cap thin, leathery, kidney shaped, silky. Pores small, short, punctiform. , , i n F le sh coloured. Cap spongy, hairy. Stem short, deformed, lo r e s large, sinuous, white to flesh colour. , Caps spoon shaped, delicately downy, roughish. Stem cylindrical, repeatedly branched, central, sometimes nearly obsolete. Very large. Cap thick, spongy to corky, bay brown. Stem thick, very short or obsolete, rusty brown. Pores large, sulphury to greenish. Cap corky, rough and rugged, umber. Pores minute, rounded, rusty Corky or woody, sessile, yellowish, tan to rusty, rough, with thick tubercles. , „ Gregarious. Cap hoof shaped, whitish, rough, and downy, lo r e s Cap^foiigh, leathery, smooth. Stem thickened downwards, velvety, becoming smooth! Pores small, angular, pale. Cap fleshy, soft, and watery, sooty brown to black, beset with scattered obtuse spicules. Pores minute. , , • j White. Cap fleshy to spongy, compact, cushion shaped, rough haired, base stem-like. Cap fleshy to tough, fan shaped, ochrey, marked with hrown scales. Stem stout, excentric, black at base. Ve ry common. White. Cap circular, thin, smooth. Stem slender, Cap corky to leathery, kidney shaped, umber, turning blackish. Stem short, cylindrical, altogetiier black. Fleshy, tough, afterwards ve ry hard, sooty brown, margin acute, turning black.