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F . SYSTEMATIC ARRANGEMENT Scientific Name. 939 887 VI. 6310 II. Gunnii 940 885 „ 6300 H. Muelleri 941 892 „ 6325 H. polygramma ... 942 888 „ 6315 II. rigida 943 886 „ 6306 II. sericea 944 893 „ 6328 II. similis 945 891 „ 6324 II. tenuis ... 945a 891 II. tenuis, var. sub-t( 946 839 VI. 6319 II. umbriuella 947 882 „ 6274 n . Wightii 948 949 866 : 874 VI. 6184 „ 6374 D. ambigua D. aulacophylla 950 951 880 864 „ 6409 „ 6359 D. Bowmanni D. glabrescens 952 953 1 876 ... i „ 6382 D. Hobsoni 1). illudens 954 869 ¡ VI. 6363 D. incompta 955 1 865 „ 6.361 956 877 „ 5404 D. intermedia D. latissima 957 958 959 868 1 870 872 VI.'6364 „ 6368 D. Muelleri 1), scalaris D. Schombnrgkii 960 961 962 878 873 . 867 „ 6406 „ 6370 IX. 800 D. sinulosa D. Sprucei 1). subcongener 963 964 879 871 VI. 6408 „ 6367 D. tasmanica D. tenuis ... 965 1 875 „ 6376 I), unicolor 966 j S81 1 IX. 811 C. incomptus 967 968 896 900 V I. 6487 „ 6465 F. Boucheanus F. hispidulus 969 898 „ 6449 F. pusillus 970 899 „ 6460 F. Rhipidium 971 897 „ 6439 F. scaber... 972 895 „ 6430 F. squamiger Authority tor Nome. Berk., Hook., Lond. Jonru. IV . 57 (1845) Berk., Linn. Journ. X III. 166 (1873) Coohe, Grev. X V . 58 (1886) ... Berk., Liun. Journ. XVI. 54 (1878) Fries, Epicr. 497 (1838) Berk., Hook., Lond. Journ. V. 4 (1846) M e , Grev. XV . 60 (1886) ... Cooke, Grev. X IX . 103 (1891) ... Fries,Fung. Nat. 17 (1848) Cooke, Grev. XV. 60 (1886) Berk., Hook., Loud. Journ. IV. 305 (1845) Berk., Linn. Joui-n. XIII. 166 (1873) Berk., Linn. Journ. X III. 166 (1878) Berk., Linn. Journ. XVI. 39 (1S78) Berk., Linu. Journ. XIII. 165 (1873) Cooke and Mass., Grev. X X I., 37 (1892)... Berk., Linn. Trans. II. 61 (1883) Berk., Linn. Journ. X V III. 385 (1881) ... Fries, S.M. I. 340 (1821) ...................... Berk., Grev. XIX. 93 (1891) ...................... Berk, and Br., Linn. Trans. II. 61 (1883)... Berk, in Cooke, Austr. Fung. 27 (1883) ... Klotzsch, Linn. VIII. 482 (1833) Berk,, Hook., Journ. 236 (1856) Berk., Grev. XIX. 93 (1891) ...................... Sacc. Syll. V I. 384 (1888) Berk., Hook., Lond. Journ. I. 151 (1842) Frie-s, S.M. 1.336 (1821) ...................... ... I Sacc. Bull. Soc. Myc. Fr. V. 115 (1889) Coofce, Grev. XV.,53 (1886) ..................... Berk, and Curt., Linu. Journ. XIII. 167 (1873) Fries, Linn. V. 511 (1830) CooU, Grev. XV. 54 (1886) ...................... Berk, and Br., Linn. Journ. XIV. 57 (1875) Berk., Linn. Journ. X III. 166 (1873) ... 6 6 . H e x a g o n i a .— Fries, Gunn’s hexagonia Mueller’s hexagonia ... Many-lined hexagonia... Rigid hexagonia Silky hexagonia Similar hexagonia Thin hexagonia Thinnish hexagonia ... Umber hexagonia W ight’s hexagonia ... 67. D æ d a l e a .—Pers. Ambiguous dædalea ... Furrow-leaved dædalea Bowman’s dædalea Smooth dædalea Hobson’s dædalea Illusive dædalea Unadorned dædalea Intermediate dædalea ... Very broad dædalea ... Mueller’s dædalea Ladder-like dædalea ... Schomburgk’s dædalea Flexuous dædalea Spruce’s dædalea Congeneric dædalea ... Tasmanian dædalea Thin dædalea One-coloured dædalea ... 6 8 . C e r i o m y c e s .— Battarr. j Unadorned ceriomyces 69. F a v o l u s .—Fries, Boucheanus favolus .. Hispid favolus SmaU favolus Fan-like favolus Rough favolus Scale-bearing favolus ... OF AUSTRAL IAN V V S G l—continued. Habitat. T. 1 V. j N.S.W. 1 MB. Occurrence. General Characters. Epicr. 939 940 941 942 943 944 945 945a 946 496 (1838).- . I T. I S.A. S.A. i ... S.A, ... .— F a v o lu s , P o ly p o r u s— c o n tin u e d . Bark, &c. Trunks of E ucalyptus Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks of Hormogyne colinifolia Rotten wood Branches... Trunks ... Syn. 499 (1801).—Trametes, Polyporus. 948 949 9.52 95.3 960 961 962 s ’.A. N.S.W. Q. Q. S.A. v! N.S.'w'. Q. V, q ! B. s'.A. q '. Q. Qs '.A . T. Qq '. V. Q. B. Trunks Trunks T ru n k s ... T ru n k s , &c. Trunks ... Old trunks Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Trunks ... Rotten wood Stumps ... Hist. 62 (1759). 66 I ... I S.A. 1 ... I Sessile, somewhat hoof shaped, overlapping, wood coloured, sligh tly ! zoned towards the margin. ' Thin, rigid, attached behind by circular disc, m any zoned, lobed, ochrey, i becoming brownish. . ! Leathery, thin, kidney shaped, shining, pale wood colour to brownish, I zoned with concentric furrows. I Semicircular, sloping behind, rigid, umber, concentrically zoned and I furrowed, radiately rough, finally smooth. , Sessile, leathery to membranous, entire, somewhat bell shaped, silky hairy, pale. , .„ Corky to leathery, thin, pale wood colour to tawny, zoned, silky, ' Leatlier^'kidney shaped, rigid, becoming hoary, closely concentrically furrowed ; margin thiu, brown. Only slightly different. I Corky to leathery, kidney shaped, closely concentrically smooth, umber, I opaque. Corky, to leathery, fibrous, bristly, zoneless, brown. Corky, thick, convex, zoneless, becoming white. Kidney shaped, sometimes with short stalk, whitish, downy, rather rough, slightly zoned. Narrowly reflexed, downy, pale. Cushion shaped, thick, at first rough and downy, then smooth, zoned, pale. Ochrey white, flabby, somewhat metjibranoiis. Leathery, thin, running down behind, velve ty, grey, with darker linear concentric zones. Overlapping, pale, variegated w ith dingy hrown spots, split, hard, rough, zoned. Semicircular, pale, zoned in front, radiately rough. Expanded, often spreading for a foot or more in a continuous sheet, corky to woody, thick, wavy, pale wood colour, zoned within. Corky, thickish, narrow behind, zoneless, rough, whitish. . White, overlapping, thick, bleached above. Bale ochrey, corky, thin, flattened, semicircular, zoned, roughish, shortly velvety. Expanded, corky to leathery, thin, pale wood colour. Pores flexuous. Corky, dirty umber, thin, roughish. .Margin zoned. Corky, semicircular, flattened, velvety, pale wood colour, concentrically furrowed. Inverted, somewhat circular, thin, brown. Corky, uiiiber to wood colour, semicircular, thin, zoned, rough, becoming almost smooth, Usually overlapping, leathery, velvety, grey, zones of same colour. i Somewhat globose, corky to woody, sessile, externally pale, internally \ sooty brown. Syst. Myc. 342 (1821).—Hexagonia, Lascliia. 967 968 969 970 Trunks Stems Trunks ... F leshy, tough, even, then scaly, yellowish tan. Cap thin, kidney shaped, hispid, netted, d elicately downy. Stem short, cylindrical, rather rough. Cap rather membranous, kiduey shaped, smooth, tawny. Stem very I short, blackening. Branches, wood, &c. ! Cap leathery, kidney shaped, concentrically furrowed, pale tan. Stem ; lateral, short, dilated above. Wood ... ... : Cap white, th e n smoky, rou g h . S tem v e ry sh o rt a ris in g from o rbicula r ' disc. Trunks ... ... : Cap variegated with scales. Stem short, scaly, dilated upwards. - I • ^ I