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904 9Ü5 9Üß ■si II Snccartlo’s Nnmbev. Scienlific Name. 828 bis VI. 6029 l \ rufltincta 834 „ 6095 P. sinuosa 815 „ 6942 P. subvincta 819 „ 5952 P. tarda... 829 „ 6035 P. vaporaría 827 „ 6003 P. victoria; 822 „ 5983 P. vincta 812 „ 5935 P. vulgaris 912 913 859 848 VI. 6273 „ 6197 T. Curreyi T. devexa 914 854 „ 6240 T. cpitephva 915 I 852 „ 6221) T. fibrosa 916 917 1 861 846 „ "6188 T. gausapata T. heteromalla 918 853 „ 6235 T. hispidula 919 849 „ 6204 T. lactinea 920 850 „ 6205 T. lævis 921 858 „ 6264 T. mollis 922 842 I „ 6181 T. Muelleri 923 856 „ 6247 T. ochroflava 924 847 „ 5236 T. ochroleuca 925 841 ,. 6170 T. phellina 926 843 iIX.p. 198 T. picta ... 927 851 ■ VI. 6213 T. Pini ... 928 855 „ 6241 T. pyrrocbreas 929 857 1 « 6249 T. scrobiculata 930 862 „ 6267 T. serpens 931 845 „ 6185 T. Sprucei 932 860 i „ 5222 T. ungulata 933 844 . „ 6183 T. versiformis 934 1 863 1 V I. 6237 1 llX.p. 194 1 S. colLiculosa 937 938 VI. 6278 ,, 6333 6320 6290 II. crinigera H. decipiens II. discolor II. durissima Authority for Name. 6 3 . POEIA . I Be rk , and Curt., Grev. XV . 25 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ..................... . j M e , Grev. XIV. 113 (1886) ... .................... . i M e .G r e v . XIV . 109 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ....................................... M e , Grev. X IV , 109 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ....................................... .. I M e , Grev. XIV. I l l (1886) ... .. I M e , Grev. XIV. 111 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ....................................... ' M e , Grev. XIV. 110 ( 1 8 8 6 ) ........................................ 1 Eries, S.M. I. 381 (1832) ........................................ Cooke, Traus., Bot. Soc. Ed. 157 (1878)... Berk., Linn. Journ. XIII. 165 (1873) ... Berk., Linn. Journ. X III. 165 (1873) Fries, Epier. 490 (1838) ..................... M e , Grev. XV. 55 (1886) ...................... Cooke, Grev. X. 132 (1882) ..................... Berk, and Curt.. Linn. Journ. X. 319 (1869) Berk., A nn. Nat. Hist. X. 373 (1842) ... Berk., Hook., Lond. Journ. VI. 507 (1847) F ries, Hym. Eur. 585 (1874) ...................... Berk., Linn. Journ. X. 320 (1869) Cooke, Grev. IX. 12 (1880) ...................... M e , Grev. XIX. 99 (1891) ... Berk., Linn. Journ. X III. 164 ( 1 8 ^ ) ... Berk and Br., Linn, Trans. H. 61 (1883) Fries, S.M. I. 336 (1821) Berk., Linn. Journ. XIII. 164 (1873) ... Be rk .,G r ev . VI. 70 (1877) ... Fries, Hym. Eur. 586 (1874) ... Berk,, Hook., Journ. 236 (1856) ... Berk., Linn. Journ. XIII. 165(18/3) Berk., Linn. Journ. X IV . 66 (1875) I M e , Grev. XIX. 49 (1890) Fries, Epicr. 496 (18.38) ...................... Berk., Linn. Journ. XIII. 106 (1873) ... Fries, Nov. Symb. 102 (1851) ... Berk, and Br., Linn. Journ. XIV. 67 (1875) Rers. Syo. 6d2 (1801).— Reddish poria Wavy poria ... Somewhat-bound poria Slowly-developing poria Sweating poria Victorian poria Bound po r ia ... Common poria 64. T r a m e t e s .— Fries, Currcy’s trametes Sloping trametes Ash-coloured ti'amctes Fibrous trametes Friezed trametes Shaggy trametes Rough trametes Milk-white trametes Even trametes Soft trametes Mueller's trametes Ochrey-yellow trametes Ochrey-white trametes Corky trametes Ornamented trametes... Pine trametes Fleshy trametes Pitted trametes Spreading trametes ... Spruce’s trametes Hoof-shaped trametes Variously-shaped trametes 6 5 . S c l e r o d e p s is .— Cooke, j Ilillo ck y sclerodepsis... 6 6 . I I e x a g o n ia .— F r ie s, Hair-beating hexagonia Deceptive h exagonia ... Discoloured hexagonia Ve ry hard hexagonia ... General Characters. Polyporus, Boletus, Corticium—continued. 904 905 906 907 Wood ..................... T. N.S.W. Wood and bark ... Wood ... W.A. V. Wood W.A. T. V. Q. B. Creeping upon rotten wood, &c. V. Q. Trunks ... V. Q- Rotten wood s'.A. V. Q- li'. Wood aud branches Epicr. 488 (1838).—Polyporus, Dædalea, Boletus. 912 913 918 919 920 921 922 923 924 925 926 927 928 929 930 931 932 933 N.S.W. Q. Trunks N.S.W. Q. S.A. S.A. S.A. Q. N.S.'w. S.A. S.A. N.S.W. Q. N.S.W. QN. S.W. B. S.A . V. N.S.W. QQ. W.A T. V. N.S.W. N.S.W. Q. N.S.W. QW. A. ii’. V. N.S.W. Q. Q. B. V. N.S.W. Q. s'.’Â. Q. Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Wood ... Wood ... Roots ... Branches Wood ... Trunks ... Bark ... Rotten wood Wood ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Bark ... Wood ... Trunks ... Wood ... Grev. X IX . 49 (1890).—Trametes. t I ... I ... I ... I . .. I N .S .W. I Q. I ... I Wood Expanded, rather thick, firm, tawny, rusty bay when old, margin w o o lly golden brown. Broadly expanded, attached, dry, springing from temporary mycehum, white to yellowish. Pores wavy. Rather thick, widely expanded, white, separable. White, then ochrey, mycelium waxy, like Corticium; margin narrow, downy. Pores slowly developed. Expanded, mycelium creeping in the wood, woolly, brown or white. Very common. Smoky colour, expanded, thin. Inverted, thick in c en tr e ; margin thin, tinged above with red. Broadly expanded, thin, closely attached aud difficult to remove, dry, even, whitish. Very common. Expanded, reflexed, lobed, membranous to leathery, rusty umber. Woody, somewhat hoof-shaped, sloping behind, cap velvety, somewhat tawny. Hoof-like, sloping behind, zoned, brown, somewhat rough ; margin white. Corky, thin, somewhat w avy, zoned, dark-brown, rough, with thickly grown branched fibres. Spread out behind, reflexed, velvety, zoned, bright umber, leathery. Corky, softish, shaggy, concentrically furrowed, whitish, then somewhat ashy. Small, hoof-shaped, rusty umber, rough behind, margin somewhat downy. Sessile, irregular, thickish, hard, rigid, zoneless, corky, velvety, warty, milk white. Quite even, thick, hoof-shaped, pale-wood colour, delicately downy, somewhat zoned. Inverted, distinct, somewhat membranous, pale wood-colour, finally brownish. Semicircular, corky, delicately downy, white, rough, margin lobed, concentrically furrowed. Entirely ochrey-yellow, of ten overlapping, corky, compact, tuberculose, concentrically zoned. Hoof-shaped, corky, few-zoned, ochrey white, delicately downy at first; soon smooth and shining. Corky, attached by circular disc, becoming wliitish, rough, zoneless. Semicircular, corky, hard, smooth, pale, with darker concentric bands. Corky to woody, very hard, concentrically furrowed, cracked, rusty brown, turning blackish, odour slight. Thickish, zoned, umber brown behind, at length v e lv e ty ; substance compact hut soft, tawny. Ochrey, semicircular, sligh tly furrowed, pitted and dotted, substance corky, Dry, at first breaking through, tubercular, circular, w h ite ; margin distinct, downy. Thickish, humped, obtuse, becoming white. Hard, whitish, hoof-sbaped, sloping behind, delicately dowuy. White, reflexed, lobed, radiately rough, opaque, varying extremely in thickness. I Sessile, semicircular, thin, hard, leathery, somewhat silk y, zoned, I ochrey. Epicr. 49G (1838).—Favolus, Polyporus. Q, ,,, Trunks ... Q. ... Trunks of Casiwrina Bark Wood and trunks 935 936 W.'X. s'.A. V. 937 W.A 938 s ’.'Â. V. Corky to leathery, b ristly, zoneless, brown, turning blackish. Semicircular, zoned, umber, ve lve ty to rough, furrowed. Species most distinct. Expanded, reflexed, unpolished, pale umber. Hoof-shaped, rough, zoned with red and brown ; substance rather fleshy. i ‘ i t