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m 1038 1039 1040 1041 1042 1044 11)45 1046 1047 1048 1049 1050 1051 1053 1054 1055 1056 1058 1059 1060 82. Craterellus, Fries. 83. Tholephora, ilhrh. 84. Cladoderris, l’crs. O r D E B I V . T lIE L E I -nO E A C EÆ P e RS. 85. Stcrenm, Pers. 86. Ilymeiiochoete, Lev. 87. Corticium, Frics. Saccanlo’s Numbur. 965 VI. 7046 964 „ 7042 967 IX. 882 966 977 VI. 7116 „ 7146 975 „ 7098 974 „ 7087 976 „ 7107 984 „ 7159 987 „ 7192 980 „ 7144 982 „ 7147 979 „ 7142 978 „ 7129 „ 7103 986 „ 7188 985 „ 7173 „ 708S 983 IX. 887 981 VI. 7145 989 VI. 7211 988 „ 7210 990 „ 7215 991 „ 7207 Sdentino Naine. Authority for Name. ORDER IV.-THELEPHORACEÆ, 82. C u A T E iiE L L U S .—Fries, Epicr. 531 (1838).— C. coufluens C. cornucopioides C. multiplex C. pusio ... T. Archeri T. atra ... T. caryophyllca T. conerescens T. congesta T. cristata T. exsculpta T. intybacea T. laciniata T. multipartita T. myriomera T. palmata T . pedicellata T. riccioidea T. spongiæpes C. austrahca C. australis C. dendritica C. s Berk, and Curt., Linn. Journ. IX. 423 (1867) Pers. Myc., Eur. II. 5 (1822) ...................... Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVIII. 25 (1889) Be rk., FI. Tasm. II. 258 (1860) Confluent craterellus ... Trumpet-shaped craterellus Multiplex craterellus ... L ittle craterellus 8 3 . T h e l e p h o r a .— E h r h . in Roth. Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 258 (1860) Weinm., Ross. 380 (1836) P ers., Byn. 665 (1801) ... Fries, PI. Preiss. II. 136 (1846) Berk., Linn. Journ. XVI. 168 (1878) Fries, S.M. I. 434 (1832) Berk., Linn. Journ. X III. 168 (1873) Pers., Syn. 567 (1801) ... Pers., Syn. 567 (1801) ... Schwein., in Fries. Epicr. 536 (1838) Fries, PI. Preiss. II. 137 (1846) ... Fries, S.M. I. 432 (1832) Schwein., Syn. Car. 108 (1822) ... Berk, FI. Tasm. II. 258 (I860) ... B e rk., Linn. Trans. U . 63 (1883) Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V III. 5 (1889) Ehrh., Crypt. 179 (1788) .................... Berk, in Grev. XI. 28 (1882) Kalch., in Thum. Syn. Myc. Aust. II. (IS78) Pers., Freyc. Voy. (1826) Fries, Fung. Nat. 20 (1848) Archer’s thelephora ... Black thelephora Clove thelephora Concrescent thelephora Congested thelephora ... Crested thelephora Carved thelephora Endive thelephora Cut thelephora Multipartite thelephora Myriad-partite thelephora Palmate thelephora ... Elevated thelephora ... Riccia-like thelephora... Spongy-stalked thelephora Stereum-like thelephora Ground thelephora 84. C l a d o d e r r is .—Pers. in Freyc. Australian cladoderris Southern cladoderris ... Tree-like cladoderris ... Spongy cladoderris 85. S t e r e u m .—Pers. 1061 1029 VI. 7418 S. acerinum : Fries, Hym. Eur. 645 (1874) Maple stereum ... ...| 1062 1027 „ 7375 S. amoenum Mass., Mon. Thel. Linn. Journ. X X V II. 193 (¡8 9 1 ) Charming stereum 1063 992 „ 7074 S. caperatum Mass., Mon. Thel. Linu. Journ. X X V II. 161 (1891) Wrinkled stereum 1063a „ 7075 S. caperatum, var. lamellatum Gooke, Ilandb. Aust. Fung. 182 (1892) ,,, 1063b J, „ 7088 S. caperatum, var. spongipes Cooke, Handb. Aust. Fung. 182 (1892) ... Spongy-stalked stereum 1064 1013 „ 7371 S. complicatum Fries, Epicr. 548 (1838) Crisped stereum A r r a n g e m e n t o f G e n e r a ( 1 2 ) . 88. Feniophora, Cooke. 89. Coniophora, D. C. 9U. Aleurodiscus, llahh. 91. Cyphclla, Fries. 92. Solenia, Iloifni. 93. Lachuocladium, Le General Chai-acters. PERS. MYC. EUR. I. 109 (1822). Cantharellus, Merulius, Peziza, Ilelvella, 1036 V. ... |Q . ... 1037 ... Q. B. 1038 T. 1039 T. FI. Germ. I. 538 (178 1040 1041 1042 1044 1045 1046 1047 1048 1049 1050 1051 1053 1054 1055 1056 T. Grouud Wood Ground Among moss .—Ilelvella, Clavaria, Morisma. W.A. W.A. W.A. W.A. V. 1 V. ! Q. Q. ii'. Ground ... Ground ... Among grass Moist places V. V. N.S.W. Q. Q. Moist places On moss, grass, &c. Bark V. N.S.W. QB. B. Woods ( )n trunks and grouud Ground ... 1 Q. ii. Ground ... Ground in woods ... V. Q. Branches N.S.'w. ii'- Bare s o i l . .. Old wood V. Bark V. B. Ground ... Voy. Bot. 176 ( 1 8 2 6 ).—Thelephora. I N.S.W. ; .............. 1053 1059 1060 Ohs. Myc. 1061 1062 1063 1063A 1063» 1064 N.S .W. I . . . I N.S .W. Q. i Wood Trunks Wood Trunks Orange, deeply funnel shaped, margin incurved. Stem divided above into numerous caps. - u, , Somewhat membranaceous, trumpet shaped, sooty brown,becoming black. Stem hollow, smooth, black. Common. E dible. Kiduey shaped, and attached at base to stem in series of five or six superimposed, ochrey. Stem slender, erect, wrinkled. Orange Cap lateral, convex. Stem thickened upward. Urowmg in buits. _ ,• - i j Purplish brown. Cap somewhat leathery, depressed, margm divided. Stem short and smooth. Inodorous. . , , „ Tufted and growing together. Cap funnel shaped, brown as well as Smalh ^ ég a r ion s, dark purple, sparingly branched in a forked manner. Incrusting, tough, pale, spreading out mto branches or fringes. Circular, grey, tinged with pink, radiating with teeth towards the margin, powdery, dark purple beneath. Tufted, soft, whitish to rusty, then sooty brown. In c ru s tin g , so ft to leathery, ru s ty brown. V ery common. Leathery, ashy brown. Cap smooth, much divided down to stem in a branching manner. . Tufted papery, flattened and much branched, growing together. Foetid, densely clustered. Brownish purple, soft, stem-like base with wedge-shaped branches. Spread out, finely filamentous, compact, cinnamon brown, rooting beneath w ith bundles o f fibres. P ale, closely attached and radiately branched. . , , , o . Funnel shaped, spongy and downy, radiately folded and w rinkled. Stem Leathery,' spread out, reflexcd, downy, rust colour, crisped at the T u f teT s o ft hrown, turning black. Caps overlapping, flattened, running down into sub-lateral stem. I F uune l shaped, oblique, fan shaped or semicircular. Stem excentric, I short, o f an umber colour like the cap. _ . . „ . ' Cap somewhat excentric, funnel shaped, oblique, margm with fringed I lobes. Stem woody aud downy. I Leathery to soft, yellowish tan. Cap kiduey shaped, entire. Stem I lateral, firm. , ^ ^ , I Broadly funnel shaped, spongy, elastic, tan colour. Stem central, very I short, woody. I. 35 (1796).—Thelephora, Auricularia, Corticium, Elvella. S.A. T. V. v! N.‘S.'W. V. Bark Fallen branches Trunks ... Wood ... Wood ... Branche s... Crustaceous, smooth, white, thin. Surface generally covered with minute particles of lime. Greearious. Leathery, membranaceous, hairy, white. _ _ Leathery to membranaceous, wrinkled, folded, ochrey, hairy in centre. Stem central, thick, downy. Ochrey. Cap wrinkled, plaited. Stem elongated, velvety. Spongy and downy, both in cap and stem. , , , Papery, furrowed, brownish or ochrey, much crisped aud lobed.