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'üt ì Sdentilìo Name. 1123 1076 1124 1070 1125' 1069 1126 1079 1127 1068 1128 1064 1129 1074 1130 1078 1131 1132 VI. 7786 ' C. anthocrouni ,, 7528 C. araclinoideuQi „ 7668 . C. Archeri ,, 7540 C. atrovirens „ 7552 C. Auberianum ,, 7596 ’ IX. 946 VI. 7539 C. calceum C. cinnabarinum C. cæruleum C. coraedens C. lacteum Autliority for Name. 85. S T E R E i T j r . - P e r s . , Obs. Myc. I. 35 (1796).— 1099 V I. 7316 S. umbriuum Fries, PI. Preiss. II. 137 (1 8 4 6 ) ....................................... Umber stereum 1100 1004 „ 7367 S. vellereum Berk., FI. N. Zeal. 183 (1856) ... Woolly stereum 1101 1003 „ 7276 S. versicolor Fries, Epicr. 547 (1838) ........................................ Variously coloured stereum 1102 1026 „ 7376 S. vevsiforme Berk, and Curt., Grev. I. 164 (1873) Variously shaped stereum 1103 „ 7338 S. vittæformc Fries, PI. Preiss. II. 137 ( 1 8 4 6 ) ....................................... Striped stereum 1104 1025 „ 7286 S. vorticosum Fries, Obs. II. 275 (1818) ........................................ Obscurely zoned steremn 8 6 . H y m e n o c h æ t e .— Lev., Ann. Sci. Nat. M e ,G r e v . V III. 149 ( 1 8 8 0 ) ..................... Archer’s hymenochajtc 1105 VI. 7476 II. Archeri 1106 1035 „ 7438 II. c a c a o ... Be rk., Linn. Trans. I . 403 (1879) Chocolate-brown hymcnochaite... 1044 „ 7461 II. crassa... FerA.,Grev. V III. 148 ( 1 8 8 8 ) ........................................ 1107 1108 1040 „ 7473 II. innata Cooke and Mass., Grev. XV. 99 (1887) ... Thick-margined hymenochajte ... Innate hymenochaite ... Kalchbrenner’s hymenochiete ... 1109 1048 IX. 927 I-I. Kalchbrenneri ... Mass., Mon. Thel. Linn. Journ. X X V II. 116 (1891) CooAe, Grev. V III. 1147 (1 8 8 0 ) ....................................... Mougeot’s hymenochajte 1110 1041 VI. 7449 II. Mougeotii Dark-olive hymenochiete n i l 1047 „ 7464 H. olivácea Cooke, Grev. XIV. 11 ( 1 8 8 5 ) ........................................ 1112 1034 „ 7441 H. phcea ... aW ie .G r ev . VIII. 146 ( 1 3 8 0 ) ........................................ Dusky hymenochaste ... 1113 1114 1115 1046 1043 „ 7462 „ 7440 „ 7467 II. purpurea H, rigidula H. rhabarbarina ... 1/ass Mon. Thel. Linn. Journ. X X V I I . 115 (1891) Purple-gilled hymenocliaste Berk, and Curt., Linn. Journ. X. 334 (1869) Coo/ce, Grev. V III. 1 4 8 ( 1 8 8 0 ) ........................................ Rigid hymenochiete ... Rhubarb-gilled hymenochaite ... 1116 1033 „ 7427 II. rubiginosa Lev., Ann, Sci. Nat. Ser. 3, V . (1846) ..................... Rusty hymenochaite ... 1117 1045 „ 7312 H. Schomburgkii ... Mass., Mon. Thel. Linn. Journ. X X V II. 115 (1891) Schomhurgk’s hymenochaite 1118 1037 „ 7444 II. spadicea Berk, and Br., Lion. Journ, X IV . 68 (1875) Bay-brown hymenochaite 1119 1036 „ 7436 H. strigosa Berk, and B r., Linn. Journ. XIV. 68 (1875) Strigose hymenochaite... 112f 1042 „ 7423 II. tabacina L e v ., A n n . Sci. Nat. Ser. 3, V . 151 (1846) Dark-brown hymenochaite 1121 1039 IX. 923 II. tasmanica Mass., Mon. Thel. Linn. Journ. X X V II. 105 (1891) Tasmanian bymenoehaite 112Î 1038 V I. 7443 n . tenuissima Berk., Liun. Journ. X IV . 67 (1875) Very thin hymenochaite 87. C o r t i c i u m .—Fries, Epicr. Fries, Hym. Eur. 661 (1874) Berk., Ann. Nat. Hist. 345 U844) Berk., El. Tasm. II. 260 (1860) ... E lie s, Hym. Ear. 651 (1874) ... Mont., Crypt. Cuba 372 (1842) ... Fries, Hym. Eur. 652 (1874) ... Mass., Mon. Thel. Linn. Journ. XXVII. F ries, Hym. Eur. 651 (1874) ... Fries, Hym. Eur. 656 (1874) ... Fries, Hym. Eur. 649 (1874) ... 5 5 6 ( 1 8 3 8 ) .— T h e le p h o r a , I ly p o c h n u s , ... I B rig h t-co lo u red cortic ium A ra chnoid cortic ium ... 140 (1891) Archer’s corticium Dark-green corticium ... Auber’s corticium Chalky corticium Vermilion-red corticium Blue corticium Wasting corticium Milk-white corticium ... W.A, S.A. T, V. N.S,W. Q. General Characters. Tholephora, Auricularia, Corticium, FAvollti— continued. W.A. Bark of B a n k s ia ... V. V. V. W.A. ... Q- B. 1099 1100 1101 1102 1103 1104 Ser. 3, V. 1105 1107 1108 1109 i n o n i l 1112 1113 1114 1115 1116 1117 1118 1119 1120 1121 1 Branches and dead twigs Trunks ... Dead branches, &c. Bark o f A ca c ia ... Bark and wood 151 (1846).—Thelephora, Stereum, Corticium. T. Rotten wood Q. Wood ...................... N.S.W. B. Trunks ... Q- Wood V. Q. Dead trunks of Eucahjpls V. N.S.W, Q. Trunks o f Pinus picea, &c. Branches,,. V. N.S.'w. Q. Bark and wood V. N.S.W. N.S.W. Wood ...................... Wood ..................... Q. Wood ..................... Q. Q. B. Hard wood, posts, &e. Wood ...................... N.S.W. Q. Wood ..................... Wood V. N.S.W. B. Trunks ... V. Wood ...................... Wood and bark Sessile, hemispherical, leathery, rather flaccid, fan shaped, undulating radiations from base towards margin, umber. , Spreading, w ilh broad lobed zoned margin, dirty white above, ana clothed behind with coarse tow-hke fibres. Spread out, reflexed, fan shaped, thin, rigid, with raised concentric zones, variously coloured, or whitish to brown. . , . Small, at first circular, often running together, thickish, bright brown. E n b r e f le a th e ry , rigid, somewhat be ll shaped, with e leva ted conc entric line s, becoming mud colour. , , • , Leathery, spread out, reflexed, obscurely zoned, rough haired, pale. Spreading, without distinct margin, soon detached, wine colour to brown, bristly, umber w ithin. , . u i Dense dark-brown circular patches closely overlapping, cap fan shaped, deeply lobed aud folded, furrowed wilh a few zones, velvety. i,eathery, velvety, pale reddish brown, margin thick, at length tree. Thin, innate, scarcely distinct from underlying matrix, externally lawn colour, internally brick red. , ^ t i au.,...,.!- Brown, rather thickly membranous, broadly spread out, loosely adherent to matrix. Broadly spread out, dry, attached, dark blood red. Spread out, dark olive, rough, velvety. Margin thinner and paler. Semicircular, sessüe, thiu, leathery, flexible, concentrically zoned, shortly hairy, somewhat velvety, bay brown. Broadly spread out, closely attached, texture soft and spongy. Broadly spread out, reflexed, rigid, thickish, zoned, velvety, bay ¡>rown Broadly spread out, closely attached. Hymenium velvety, rhubarb Le*athm-y, rigid, spread out, reflexed, velv e ty , reddish brown to bay Somewhat circular, then shell shaped, umber, somewhat zoned in front, velvety, and about 1 inch broad. , • i Thin, elastic wheu dry, semicii-cular or circular, attached behind, zoned, rusty to bay browu. _ . • Semicircular, thiu, lobed, zoned, bay brown tinged with purple, strigose or rough haired, I to 3 inches across. „ , „ , Somewhat leathery, thin, flaccid, covering underside of fallen logs. Cap spread out, reflexcd, silky, rusty. Margin golden yellow. Broadly spread out, crustaceous, rather thick. Margin thinner and paler, and sometimes slightly curled. Sessile, very thin and flexible, I inch or more long, rusty to tawny, zoned, clothed with coarse down. Peniophora, I-Iymenocho3te, Comopliora. Stereum, Auricularia. _ 1123 1124 1125 1126 1127 1128 1130 1131 1132 Broadly spread out, membranous, brick red or rosy, turning pale. Delicate, spread out, spider web-like patches, snow white, often remaining barren. Pale red white within, rather thick, cracking. Irregularly spread out, thiu, blackish or verdigris green. Circular at first, thin, mealy, from white to pale ochre. Broadly spread out, thin, waxy, smooth, white, hard, sometimes continuous, sometimes much cracked. . . . Spreading for several inches, rather thin, without distinct margin. Hymenium waxy, vermilion. -j . i Irregularly spread out, attached, downy, bright blue. Said to be S pm S ^ ^ o 'I it'S 'd e v e lo p e d beneath the bark, which eventually is ruptured, lilac then pale. ,, v i Broadly spread out, somewhat memhcanous aud usually broken up, whitish, ochrey or buff when dry. s'.A. t '. V. QQ. B. B. Bark ...................... Wood, bark, &c. ... T. t ! V. b '. ii'. Charred wood Rotten wood, sticks, &c. Branches... Wood and branches N .S .W. Wood ...................... N.S.W. Q. B. Wood, branches, &c. W.A. B. B ranches... ... V. B. Wood