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i ' : ; . ! ^ Scientific Name. 1066 106- 1068 1069 1070 1071 lOTlA 1071B 1072 1073 1074 1075 1076 1077 1078 1079 1000 993 994 1011 1012 1014 1015 1009 1008 1028 998 995 1017 999 1013 1005 1001 1020 1019 1023 1010 1021 996 1022 1032 1002 7255 7223 1081 1082 1083 1084 1085 1086 1087 1088 1089 1090 1091 1092 1093 1094 1006 10951030 & 1031 1096 1024 1097 . 7247 7229 7283 7253 7284 7263 7282 7520 7388 7340 7070 7387 7257 7295 7410 Authority for Name. 8 5 . S t e r e u m .—Pers. Obs. Myc. I. 3 5 ( 1 7 9 6 ) .— S. crucibuliformc ... S. cyathiforme S. elegans S. fasciatum S. gausapatum S. hirsutum S. hirsutum, var. tenellum .. S. hirsutum, var. glaucellum S. illudens S. involutum S. K.'ilchbrennerl ... S. Leiehardtianuiu S. lobatum S.raolle ... S. Moselei S. nitidulum S. ochroleucum S. prolificans S. purpureum S. pusillum S. radiatoflssum ... S. radicale S. retirugum S. rugosum S. semilugens S. simulans S. Sowerbei S. spadiceum S. sparsum S. spathulatum ... S. striatum S. strumosum S. sulphuratum S. thelephoroides ... (substituted for S. pannosum Be rk, FI. Tasm. II. 259 (I860) ... Mass., Mon. Thel. Linn. Journ. X X V II. 168 (1891) Fries, Epicr. 245 (1838) Fries, Epicr. 545 (1838) Fries, Epicr. 546 (1838) Fries, Hym. Eur. 638 (1874) ...................................... Fries, Epicr, 549 (1838) ...................................... Sacc., Notes Myc. 5 (1890) ...................................... Sacc., Notes Myc. 5 (1890) ...................................... Berk., Ilook., Lond. Journ. Bot. IV. 59 (1845) Klotzsch, Linnæa VII. 499 (1832) Sacc. Syll. VI. 568 (1888) ...................................... Sacc. Syll. VI. 559 (1888) Fries, Epicr. 547 (1838) Sacc. Syll. VI. 577 (1888) ...................................... Berk., Liun. Journ. XV I, 48 (1878) Berk., Hook., Lond. Journ. Bot. II. 638 (1843) .. Fries, Hym. Eur. 639 (1874) ...................................... B e rk , Linn. Journ. X V I. 41 (1878) .................... Pers. Obs. Myc. II. 92 ( 1 7 9 6 ) ....................................... Berk., Ann. Nat. Hist., X. 381 (1842) Berk, and Broome, Linn. Trans. II. 63 (1883) Mass., Mon. Thel. Linn. Journ. X X V II. 187 (1891) Cooke, Proc., Roy. Soc. Ed. XI. 456 (1 882 ) Fries, Epicr. 552 (1838) Kalch., Grev. IX. I (1880) ........................................ Berk, and Broome, Liun. Trans. II. 64 (1883) Mass., Mon. Thel. Linn. Journ. XXVII. 164 (1891) Fries, Epicr. 549 (1838) .. ..................... Berk., Linn. Journ. XIII. 169 (1873) ...................... Berk., Hook., Journ. V III. 274 (1856) ... Fries, Kym. Eur. 641 (1874) Fries, Nov. Symb. Myc. I l l (1851) Berk, and Rav., Linn. Journ. X. 331 (1869) M c A h m e , S y s t .A i r . Austr. Fung. (1894) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XXI. 38 (1892) Berk., Linn. Journ. X V III. 385 (1881) ... One-coloured stereum Crucible-shaped stereum Cup-shaped stereum ... Elegant stereum Banded stereum Rough-coated stereum... Hairy stereum Tender stereum Glaucous stereum Deceptive stereum Involute stereum Kalchbrenner’s stereum Leichardt’s stereum ... Lobed stereum Soft stereum ... Moseley’s stereum Shining steremn Yellowish-white stereum Prolific stereum Purple stereum Small stereum Radiately divided stereum Root-growing stereum Net-veined stereum ... Wrinkled stereum Gloomy stereum Simulating stereum Sowerby’s stereum Bright-brown stereum ... Scattered stereum Spoon-shaped stereum ... Streaked stereum Swollen stereum Sulphur-coloured stereum Thelephora-like stereum Thozet’s stereum Habitat. B. Occurrence. A W.A. S.A. 1 T. V. N.S.W. Q. TIle lep h 'ora, A n r ic t ilarifi, Cortic!ium, E lv e lla— c o n tin u e d . 106.5 T. Dead branches . .. I 1066 V. 1067 s'.A. V. when dry. [airy, margin inflexed. Resembling Gruc leathery, whitish. Cap broad (1 | - 2 i inchc Stem about ^ inch long, central, smooth, lartilaginous to leathery. Can funnel sha] Stem short aud slender, leathery, tufted, thin, ash gi and tapering towards base. 'ufted, sessile. Caps soft, corxy, soeu suapeu, rougu uaueu, tawiij-, becoming pale, fringed, æathery, rigid. Caps overlapping, spread out, rough haired, somewhat zoned, dirty ochre, becoming pale. Common, lembranous. Caps reflexed, whitish, zoned. lap ve lvety, discoloured and zoned. Hymenium greyish, glaucous. >eathery and rather rigid. Caps confluent, zoned, radiately plaited, bay brown. ieathery, tufted. Caps overlapping, grown together, ear shaped, longitudinally furrowed, tapering at base into lateral black stem, ieathery to membranous, sessile, rough haired, whitish, zoned, whitish, Anally tawny. iCathery, flattened, tapering behind, zoned, v e lv e ty , tawny, iessile, leathery. Cap 3-5 inches across, more or less lobed, downy, zoned, reddish cinnamon or brownish, sessile, leathery, flexible, tapering behind, zoned, soft and spongy, pale brown. Gregarious. Cap funnel to fan shaped, delicately velvety, somewhat zoned, fawn. Stem thin. Cap funnel shaped, thin, rather membranous, smooth, sMning, zoned, brown. Stem central, thin, Leathery, thickish, expanded, silky, zoned, hoary. Gregarious. Cap funnel shaped, zoned and furrowed, velvety, bay brown. Stem ve ry short. Tough, soft. Cap spread out, zoned, silky aud downy. Hymenium more or le ss purple. Cartilaginous to leathery. Cap fan shaped, shining, reddish umber, silky streaked. Stein short, % inch high. Crowded, thin, fan shaped, silky, shining, bay brown, many zoned, usually split into numerous lobes. Cap thick, white within, spread out, rough haired, whitish tawny. Leathery to membranous, mouse coloured. Cap spread out, cup shaped, then flattened, margin fringed. Hymenium net veined. Corky, rigid, becoming red wheu bruised. Cap spread out and partly reflexed, bay brown. Membranous, somewhat tufted, sessile, flattened, semicircular, zoned, rust coloured to umber. Cap circular, rigid, wrinkled, yellowish tan, zoned aud slightlyreflexed. Snow white, funnel shaped, soon discoloured, rough, with radiating Wood ... ... I Wood and ground ... I 1068 S.A. V. N.S.W, Q- Ground ... ... < 1009 S.A. V. Q. Trunks o f Eucalypts 1 1070 Q. Trunks ,,, ' 1071 W.A. S.A. T. V. N.S.W. Q. B. Trunks and branches 1 1071a 1071b 1072 W.A. S.A. S.A. S.A. ï'. V. N.Â'W. Q. Rotten wood o f ril cod a ] Trunks ... ... < Branches, &c. ... j 1073 Q. Trunks ... [ 1074 1075 S.A. N.S.W. 1076 t '. Y. N.S.W. Q. Q. Trunks ... ... : Trunks ,,, ... ! 1077 Q. Trunks ... 1078 V. ... Sticks 1079 V. Q- Among grass 1080 T. 1081 V. N.S.W. Q. QB. Bark and dead branches Wood, &c. 1082 W.A. S.A. T. V. N.S.W. Q- B. Trunks,branches, &c. 1083 T. Wood ...................... 1084 Q. Wood 1085 W.A. Base o f living shrubs 1086 Wood ..................... 1087 W.A. N.S.W. B. Trunks ... 1088 Q. Trunks ... 1089 1090 s ’.'Â. ï'. V. N.S.'w. Q. Q- B. Branche s... Ground ... 1091 S.A. T. V. N.S.W. Q. B. Trunks, &c. 1099 V. Bark 109f ... Q. Wood ...................... 109^ ... N.S.W. 1091 Q. Wood ...................... Wood ......................' 109( 10911 ... S.A. V. V. Dead wood and branches Among moss and ou grouud 109!3 S.A. V. Q. Trunks ... General Characters, -, zoned with shining bay-hrown bands, processes p rojecting from surface. Leathery, spread out or reflexed, hairy, rusty, blood red where scratched, with dark-coloured hymenium. White or pale ochrey, in hard now and then confluent pustules. Evidently immature condition o f some species. Cap spoon shaped or somewhat fan shaped, bristly behind, smooth in front. Stem yellowish, velvety, lateral. Leathery, spread out, reflexed, wavy, roughly striated, rusty brown. Thick, firm, isolated patches, ochrey or lemon yellow. Including 5 . sulphureu7ii. Fries. Reflexed, lobed, crisped, sulphur coloured, rough haired, somewhat Tufted, growing together, sessile, soft, spongy, flexible, reflexed, pale umber, velvety, concentrically zoned. Species’ name pre-occupied by Cooke himself. ap funnel shaped, downy, somewhat zoned, pale. Stem tapering downwards. Î.