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( , A ] l l Saccardo’s Number. Scientiflo Name. 791 764 VI. 5702 P . acutus ... ••• 792 735 „ 5572 P. adami 793 740 „ 5584 P. affinis 794 799 „ 5869 P . aratus 795 751 „ 5125 P. Beckleri 796 759 „ 5683 P. biformis 797 808 „ 5921 P. bireflexus 798 807 „ 5917 P . Braunii 799 806 „ 5909 P. breviporus 81)0 810 „ 5931 P . Broomei SOI 785 „ 5785 P. brunneo-albus... 802 743 „ 5616 P. brunneolus 803 729 „ 5546 P. bulbipes 804 796 „ 5846 P . byrsinus 805 805 „ 5887 P . caperatus 806 738 „ 5581 P. carneo-niger ... 807 803 „ 5878 P. cichoraceus 80S 770 „ 5711 P. cinnabarinus ... 809 727 „ 5542 P. cinnamomeus ... 810 798 „ 5866 P. citreus 811 763 5700 P. cristatus 812 792 „ 5836 P . cupreo-roseus ... 813 749 „ 5782 P. dispar 814 750 „ 5640 P . elongatus 814a 750 „ 5640 P. elongatus, var. Hodgkin- soniffi 815 809 „ 5922 P . eriophonis 816 769 „ 5709 P. Eucalypti 817 765 „ 5703 P. extensus 818 768 „ 5706 P. F e e i ....................................... 819 733 „ 5569 P. flabelliformis ... 820 773 „ 5733 P. floridanus 821 754 „ 5646 P. Friesii ..................... 822 758 „ 5665 P. funalis 823 756 „ 5656 P . gallo-pavonis ... 824 779 „ 5770 P. gausapatus 825 780 „ 5773 P. glirinus ...................... Authority for Name. 6 2 . P o L Y S T iC T U S .— IT rio s , N o y . Symb. 5 4 ( 1 8 5 1 ) .— Oooke, Grev. XIV. 82 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Coo/ce, Grev. X IV . 78 (1886) ... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 78 (1886) ... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 86 (1886) .. Cooke, Handb. Austr. Fungi 142 (1892),.. Cooke, Grev. X IV . 81 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 87 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 87 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 87 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 87 ( 1 S 8 6 ) ...................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 83 (1886) ...................... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 79 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 77 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... CooAe, Grev. XIV . 85 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 86 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... Coo/e, Grev. XIV. 78 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 86 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 82 (1886) ...................... Sacc., Syll. VI. 210 (1888) ...................... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 85 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 81 (1886) ... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 85 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... Cooke, Handb. Austr. Fungi 142 (1892).,. Cooke, Grev. XIV. 80 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Kalch., Grev. X. 96 (1882) ...................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 87 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 82 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 82 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 82 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 78 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 82 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 80 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ...................... Cooke, Grev. XIV. 80 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... Cooke, Grev. X IV . 80 (1886) ... CooAe, Grev. XIV . 83 (1886) ..................... Cboie, Grev. X IV . 83 (1886) ...................... Acute p olystictns Adam’s Peak polystictns Allied polystictus Furrowed p olystic tu s... Beckler’s polystictus ... Two-shapcd polystictus Bircflexed p olystictus Braun’s polystictus ... Short-pored polystictus Broome’s polystictus ... Brownish-white polystictus Brown polystictus Bulboua-stalked polystictus Leathery polystictus ... Wrinkled p olystictus ... Fleshy black polystictus Chicory-coloured polystictus Vermilion p olystictus... Cinnamon polystictns... Lemon-yellow polystictus Crested polystictus ... Copper-rose polystictus Unequal polystictus ... Elongated polystictus Hodgkinson’s polystictus Cottony polystictus ... Eucalyptus polystictus Extended polystictus ... F ee ’s polystictus Fan-shaped polystictus Florida polystictus F ries’ polystictus Cord-hkc polystictus ... I’eacock polystictus ... Friezed polystictus ... Dormouse polystictus Habitat. W.A. S.A. T. V. N.S.W. j Q. General Characters. Trametes, Polyporus, Boletus. 791 792 793 794 795 796 797 N.S.W. 'Q. ... B N.S.W. Q. ... R N.S.W. Q- ... B N.S.W. Q. ... T N.S.W. ... Y V. Q. ... T ... T V. ... I Q. ... I Q. ... C T. ... 1 ... 1 W.A. T. V. ... ( Q- ... ] N.S.W. Q- 1 Q- 1 V. QW. A. S.A. T. V. N.S.W. Q. S.A. B. ' Q. 1 V. I V. Q. lA ... N.S.W. Q. 5 N.S.W, Q. 6 S.À. v'. Q. Q. 8 W.A. T. V. N.S.W. Q. 9 V. N.S.W. Q. 0 Q. 1 T. 2 Q. 13 Q. !4 N.S.W. !5 Q. Trunks ... Wood Trunks ... Dead leaves Wood ... Branches r ruuks o f iibic Trunks ... Trunks ... Wood ... Ti-unks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Spread out, reflexed, thin, pale ochrey, flexible, margin very acute. Cap lateral, spoon shaped, thin, leathery, zoned, bay brown. Stem long, mealy, yellow. Cap papery, fan shaped, rigid, chestnut brown with darker zones. Stem lateral, thin, chestnut brown. Yellowish olive, semicircular, flexible, concentrically furrowed, shining, smooth. Thin, semicircular, whitish or ochrey, roughened with very minute elevations. Overlapping, cap reflexed, tow-like, leathery, soft, downy, white, not zoned. Spread out, a ttached ; margin reflexed, incurved, pale, fa intly linearly zoned, downy, then smooth. Sessile, semicircular and overlapping in tufts or circular; soft when moist, hard when dry, chestnut brown, llu st coioured, membranous, rigid, radiately rough, shell shaped ; margin crisped. Caps very numerous, minute, finally sessile, closely overlapping like scales, wliitish yellow, hrown when dry. Overlapping, semicircular, somewhat zoned, thin, leathery, rusty to blackish brown, v elvety. Corky to leathery, thin, kidney or fan shaped, pale fawn colour, thickly zoned, silky, and shining. Cinnamon. Cap leathery to membranous, flbrously radiate. Stem cylindrical, velvety, bulbous. Broad, o f one colour, leathery, soft, thin, elastic, reflexed, semicircular, downy, concentrically furrowed. Solid, woody to leathery, thiu, zoned, variegated with brown, ve lve ty at first, then naked, often shining. Cap kidney shaped, thin, black, radiately rough, obscurely zoned. Stem o f same colour, velvety, brown downwards. Overlapping, thin, leathery, rigid, circular or kidney shaped, lobed, plaited, zoned, brown, silky. Corky, somewhat zoned, rough, downy, becoming smooth, vermilion. Bright cinnamon without and within. Cap zoned. Stem v elvety. Narrow, spoon shaped, or split and fan shaped, lemon yellow, zoned a little. Widely extended with margins broadly reflexed, thin, bright ochre, flexible, fringed with nearly erect hairs. Thin, leathery, copper coloured, silk y, shining, radiately rough, thickly zoned. Overlapping, confluent, base wedge shaped, sessile, fan sliaped, lobed, slightly zoned, tan coloured. Wedge shaped, rounded iu front and lobed, tapering behind, thin, leathery, downy, pale ochre. Cap rigid, spoon shaped, densely streaked, silky at first, then minutely warted, stem short, disc shaped. White, attached, cottony ; margin slightly reflexed. Fleshy to corky (deformed), velvety, soft to the touch, zoneless, opaque, varying in colour from umber or bay to violet. Leathery, spread out, reflexed, radiately hispid, slightly concentrically zoned, thiu, ochrey olive. Corky to leathery, with long hairs, zoned, brown, becoming hoary. Cap leathery to membranous, zoned, covered with dingy evanescent down, somewhat bay hrown. Stem very short, lateral. Pale bay, somewhat fan shaped, laterally growing together, thin, leathery, zoned, downy. Leathery, thin, fan shaped, expanded from narrow base, densely concentrically streaked, silky, yellowish tan. Fibrously spongy, sessile, shell shaped, rusty, entirely resolved into rigid, much branched, cord-like fibres. Leathery, thin, rigid, flattened, shell shaped, sligh tly downy, greyish fawn colour, lineately zoned. F le shy to leathery, rigid, semicircular, sessile, shell shaped, zoned, hispid and rough to the touch, fawn to brownish. Semicircular or somewliat reuiform, shell shaped, delicately dowuy, zoned, mouse or olive coloured. ' u J