s
1
p - l§
82S
8 29 I
1
830 .
831
832 I
8 3 3 !
8 3 4 I
835 I
1
836
837
838
839
840
841
842
843
8 4 4
845
849
850
853
854
855
856
767
781
800
737
753
V I. 5875
5760
5689
5784
5755
5591
5639
5933
5663
5630
6708
. 5777
, 5538
, 5870
, 5577
, 5644
, 5574
, 5582
, 5545
, 5758
, 5343
, 5642
, 5548
„ 5820
„ 5543
„ 5695
„ 5623
„ 5832
„ 5781
„ 5571
„ 5693
IX. 730
VI. 5717
„ 5648
„ 5634
P . Ilasskavlii
P .h irsutus
P. hololeucus
r . hypotliejus
P .illo tu s
P .in ten su s
P. laeeratus
P. latus ...
P. leonotis
P .lib u in
P. lilaciuo-gilvus ...
P .lim b atu s
P. luteo-nitidus ...
P. luteo-olivaceus
P .lu teu s ...
P. multilobus
P. mutabilis
P. ncphridius
P. oblectaus
P. obstinatus
P. occidentalis
P. ornithorhynchi
P. párvulos
P. peradeiiia;
P. perennis
P . pergamenus ...
P. peroxydatus ...
P . Persoonii
P . pinsitus
P. porpbyrites
P. proteiformis
P . quadrans
P . radiatus
P. radiato-rugosus
P . vasipes
Authority for Name.
Grov. XIV.
, Grev. XIV,
Grev XIV.
. Grev. XIV.
, Grev. XIV.
. Grev. XIV,
, Grev. XIV.
, Grev. XIV
Grev. XIV.
Grev. XIV.
Grev. XIV.
Grev. XIV.
, Grev. XIV.
, Grev. XIV.
Grev. XIV .
Grev. XIV.
Grev. XIV.
Grev. XIV.
Grev. XIV.
, Grev. XIV.
Grev. XIV .
Grev. XIV.
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke.
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
Cooke,
6 2 . P o l y s t ic t u s .—Fries, Nov. Symb. 5 4 ( 1 8 5 1 ) .—
86 (1886)
, 83 (1886)
81 (1886)
83 (1886)
. S3 (1886)
, 79 (1886)
.80 (1886)
87 (1886)
80 (1886)
79 (1S86)
82 (1886)
, 83 (1886)
77 (1886)
86 (1886)
78 (1886)
80 (1886)
78 (18S6)
78 (1886)
77 (1886)
83 (1886)
85 (1886)
80 (1886)
, 5844 I P. rigens
Cboie, Grev. X IV . 77 (1886) ......................
Coo/ic, Grev. X IV . 84 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ......................
CooK Grev. X IV . 77 (1886) ......................
CooSe, Grev. X IV . 81 ( 1 8 8 6 ) .....................
Coo/ie, Grev. XIV. 79 (1886) ......................
CboAe, Grev. X IV . 85 (1886) ......................
CooAe, Grev. XIV. 83 (1886) ......................
M e , Grev. X IV . 78 (1886} ......................
Cooke, Grev. XIV . 81 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ......................
I Cooke, Grev. XIV. 78 ( 1 8 8 6 ) .....................
. j Cooke, Grev. X IV . 82 ( 1 8 8 6 ) .....................
. i Cooke, Grev. X IV . 80 ( 1886) ........................
, I Cooke, Grev. X iV . 79 ( 1 8 8 6 ) .....................
Sacc. and Cub., Syll. Fung. VI. (1888) ...
Ilasskarl’s polystictus
Hirsute polystictus ...
Entirely white polystictus
Under-yellow polystictus
Dirty polystictus
Unshorn polystictus ...
Torn polystictus
Broad polysticttis
Leonine polystictus ...
Cake polystictus
Lilac-yellow polystictus
Bordered polystictus
Bright-yellow polystictus
Olive-yellow polystictus
Yellow polystictus ...
Many-lobed polystictus
Changeable polystictus
Itidney-shaped polystictus
Alluring polystictus ...
Hard polystictus
Western polystictus ...
Ornithorhynehus polystictus
Very small polystictus
Peradenia polystictus
Perennial polystictus ...
Parchment polystictus
Peroxide polystictus ...
Persoon’s polystictus ...
Crushed jmlystictus ..,
Purplc-coloured polystictus
Proteus-like polystictus
Quadrate polystictus ...
Radiate polystictus ...
Radiately-rough polystictus
Rough-stalked polystictus
Stiff polystictus
W.A. I S.A. T. V. N.S.W, Q.
831
832
833
834
835
848
849
850
N.S.W.
N.S.W.
N.S.W.
N.S.W.
B. Oecun-cnce.
1 Q-
- c o n t in u e d .
Q- Trunks ...
Q- b ! Trunks ...
Trunks ...
Trunks ...
Trunks ...
Rotten wood
Q. Branches
Branches
Trunks ...
Q. Wood ...
Q- Rotten wood
Trunks ...
Q. Grouud ...
Q. Trunks ...
Q. Wood ...
Trunks ...
Q. Wood ...
Q- Branches
Q. Sandy soil
Q- Trunks ...
Q. Trunks ...
Trunks ...
Ground ...
Q. Wood
Q- B. Grouud ...
Q- Trunks ...
Trunks ,,,
Q. Wood ...
Q. Wood ...
Q. Rotting branches
Trunks ...
Q- Wood ...
Q. B. Trunks ...
Trunks ...
Q. Trunks ...
. Q. Trunks ...
General Characters.
Corky, overlapping, zoned, velvety, hay hrown.
Corky to leathery, hirsute, with rigid hairs, zoned with concentric
furrows, whitish to tawny. Common.
Wholly white, loosely corky, semicircular, sessile, concentrically furrowed,
flesh tinder-like.
Thin, leatl;ery, shell shaped, narrow at base, with silky hairs, white,
zoned. Pores becoming bright yellow.
Leathery to membranous, softly ve lve ty, concentrically furrowed,
dingy grey, turning brownish.
Small. Cap fan shaped, thin, velvety, brown. Stem excentric, short.
Spread out and reflexed, thin, zoned, rough, streaked, wood colour.
Inverted, obscurely zoned, corky to leathery, dingy brown, w ith v elvety
bloom.
Spongy to fleshy, overlapping aud grown together, rough haired, zoneless,
dark rusty brown.
Leathery, polished, fixed behind by a disc, lobed, somewhat zoned,
white; margin yellowish.
Somewhat overlapping, corky to leathery, delicate, rough, more or less
zoned, brown when old.
Leathery, thin, somewhat velvety, concentrically furrow-zoned, b ecoming
rusty.
Cap rough, yellow, silky, shining, irregularly lobed, th ickly zoned,
rather ve lvety at first. Stem deformed, with spongy coiiting.
Woody, rigid, sessile, thin, downy, deeply and concentrically zoned,
warted ; substance olive yellow.
Cap thin, rigid, leathery, fan shaped, yellowish. Stem marginal,
dilated at base, yellowish.
Leathery, thin, rigid, somewhat kidney shaped, narrowed into lateral
and very short stem, white to tau; margin lobed.
Cap leathery, rigid, fan or spoon shaped, zoned, yellowish white, narrowed
down into stem, which is lateral and variable iu length.
Small, thin. Cap veined, smooth, kidney shaped, bay hrown. Stem
very short, black.
Cap thin, leathery, cut, zoned about centre, shining, bright cinnamon.
Stem ve lve ty, reddish brown.
Leathery to woody, hardening, thin, somewhat ash coloured, velvety,
variegated with narrow zones.
Corky to leathery, spread out and reflexed, concentrically furrowed,
yellowish tan, becoming pale.
Somewhat tufted, thin, leathery, wedge shaped, zoneless, hairy to
downy, rusty umber, tapering into short or obsolete stem of same
colour.
Cap leathery to membranous, obsoletely silky, zoned, bay brown. Stem
thin, tuberous, velvety.
Semicircular, laterally running together, somewhat zoned, silky, membranous,
olive.
Cap leathery, funnel shaped, velvety, zoned, cinnamon to bay brown.
Stem firm, thickened downwards, velvety.
Leathery to membranous, rigid, downy, furrowed concentrically, w hite.
Thin, nearly circular, rusty, powdery, Cap slightly zoned, rough.
Stem short, thick.
Leathe iy, flattened, obsoletely zoned, dark blood red, becoming pale.
Leathery to membranous, tough, hairy, concentrically furrowed, ash
coloured.
Thin, leathery. Cap fan shaped, with ochrey zones, shining brown,
becoming purplish. Stem short, of same colour.
Spread out and reflexed, tow-like, leathery, white within, sligh tly concentrically
furrowed. Ve ry variable at different stages.
Cap rigid, smooth, thin, furrowed, zoned, dark ochre. Stem short,
exceutric, of same colour.
Corky, leathery, rigid, radiately rough, velvety at fii-st, brown, then
rusty brown.
Th ick ly overlapping, thin, radiately rough, dingy white or grey.
Cap fan and shell shaped, silk y lineate, somewhat velvety, zoned,
reddish brown when dry. Stem short, flattened, rather hispid.
Spread out, shortly reflexed, often run together, leathery, rigid, more
or less conceutrically furrowed, velvety, pale tawny to wood colour.