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T í “ il Siiocartlo’s l l Number. Scientific Name. Authority for Name. 1342 1244 1343 1242 1344 1243 1345 1245 134' 1348 1349 VII. 199 B. Muelleri 195 B. phalloides B. Steveni B. Tepperiana I C, ærugiuosa I VII. 206 C. fusca ... „ 205 C. lu r id a ,.. 207 ! C. viridis ... Kalch., Grev. IX. 3 (1880) Pers., Syn. 129 ( 1 8 0 1 ) ..................... Fries, S.M. III. 7 (1829) Ludw., Bot. CcDtr. 337 (1889) ... Mass., Grev. X IX . 96 (1891) Mass., Ann. Bot. II. 43 (1888) ... Mass., Ann. Bot. II. 43 (1888) ... Mass., Ann. Bot. II. 40 (1888) ... 1 2 6 . B a t t a r k e a .— P e r s ., Mueller’s battarrea Phallus-like battarrea... Steven’s battarrea Tepper’s battarrea 1 2 7 . C a l o s t o m a .— D e s v ., Verdigris-green calostoma Browu calostorua Lurid calostoma Green calostoma 1 2 8 ; G e ä s t e r .— S c o p ., 1350 1270 VII. 1590 G. Archeri Berk., FI. Tasm. I I. 264 (1860) ... Archer’s geäster 1 1351 1271 IX. 1123 G. argenteus Cooke, Grev. XVII. 75 ( 1 8 8 9 ) ........................................ Silvery geäster 13.52 1259 VII. 1592 G. australis Berk., FI. Tasm. TI. 265 ( I 8 6 0 ) ........................................ Southern geastcr Berkeley’s geäster 1353 I X . 1119 G. Berkeley! ... ... | Mass., Ann. Bot. 79 (1889) I 1354 1253 VII. 226 G. Drummoudi Berk., Ilo o k ., Lond. Journ. IV. 63 (1845) Drummond’s geäster ... 1355 1269 „ 261 G. dubius... Berk., Linu. Journ. XVI. 40 (1878) Doubtful geäster 1356 1264 „ 248 G. floriformis Vitt., Mon. Lycop. 167 (1842) ... Flower-shaped geäster ,,, 1357 1258 238 G. firabriatus Fries, S.M. III. 16 (1829) ...................................... Fringed geäster 1358 1268 » 257 G. hygrometricus ... Fers., Syn. 135 (1 8 0 1 )... Hygrométrie geäster ... 1359 1262 „ 246 G. lageuiformis Vitt., Mon. Lycop. 160 (1842) ... Flask-shaped geäster ... 1360 1256 „ 229 G. lignicola Berk., Linn. Journ. XVIII. 386 (1881) ... Wood-growing geäster 1361 1267 „ 255 G. lugubris Kalch., Gast. 10 (1883) ........................................ Mourning geäster 1362 1257 „ 232 G. minimus Schwein., Syn. Car. 327 (1 8 2 2 ) ........................................ Least geäster... 1363 1265 „ 249 G. pusillus Fries, PI. Preiss. II. 139 (1 8 4 6 ) ........................................ Small geastcr... 1364 1254 „ 1591 G. Reader! ..................... Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI. 73 (1888) ... Reader’s geäster 1365 1266 „ 251 G. rufcsceus Pers., Syn. 134 (1801) ..................................................... Reddish geäster 1366 1261 „ 245 G. saccatus Fries, S.M. III. 16 (1829) ........................................ Saccate geäster 1367 1263 „ 247 G. Spegazzinianus De Ton., Rev. Geast. in Rev. Myc. 19 (1887) Spegazzini’s geastcr .. 1368 1252 „ 224 G. striatulus Kalch., Grev. IX. 3 (1880) ........................................ Furrowed geäster 1369 1251 2 2 | G. striatus D. C., FI. Fr. II. 267 (1805) ........................................ Streaked geastcr 137G 1255 „ 228 G. subiculosus Cooke and Mass., Grev. XV . 97 ( 1 8 8 7 ) ...................... Subiculous geastcr 1371 1250 „ 218 G. tenuipes Berk., Hook., Lond. Journ. VII. 576 (1848) Slender-stalked geäster 1.371 1260 „ 242 G. vittatus Kalch., Grev. IX. 3 (1880) ........................................ Vittate geäster Hftbitat. WA, I S.A. General Characters. S y n , 1 2 9 ( 1 8 0 1 ) .— L y c o p e r d o n , D c n d rom y o e s . 134.2. g ^ n rmi n i 1343 1344 1345 W.A. , I W.A. I ! S.A. J o n r n . B o t . I I . 9 4 1346 Ground ... Sandy soil Sandy soil Saudy soil . 1347 1348 1349 W.A. W.A. (1809).—Mitremyces. V. C am . I I . 4 8 9 (1 7 7 T. S.A. 1350 1351 1352 W.A. 1353 1354 W.A. 1355 1356 1357 1358 W.A. 1359 1360 1361 W.A. 1362 W.A. 1363 W.A. 1364 1365 W.A. 1366 W A, 1367 1368 136£1 W.A 137( 137 I ... 13712 S.A. S.A. S.A. Q. ’2 ) .— L y c o p e r d o n Q. N.S .W . N.S.W. Q. N.S.W. N.S .W. Q- B. N.S.W. Q- B. Q. Q. Q- B. Q. Ground ... Ground ... Sandy soil Ground and dead timber Ground ... Ground ... Ground ... Ground ... Ground ... Ground ... Ground ... Grassy spots Ground ... Ground ... Trunks ... Ground ... Moist clay s Sandy soil Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground Rotten wood Ground Ground Entirely white, at length rusty from the scattered spores, hell to mitre shaped, seated on solid wery long stem. V e il ovate, whitish, with mucns, Slem cylindrical, tapenng a little to mch end, Itoridium bell shaped, smooth below, powdery brown Stem b'eilled, covered with scales, hollow, Feridinm somewhat plane, S t™ v m L o S : thickened upwards, woody, h ollow. In upper part tom i into large membranous scales. . Onter peridium becoming broken np into small verdigris-green sealcs i i in n e r p e r id i u m sub-globose, dingy green. Simple or tufted, outer peridium dark brown, d in p red , inner ! peridium pale brown, sub-globose, mouth vermilion teeth erect : 0 ? t e r peridium breaking up early into small blackish granules, ' s e a ,» adhermg to ' pale-green inner peridium, stem-hke, base stout, greenish. Outer peridium cut to the middle into six to seven lobes ; inner peridium O n C T e ' S t o " - e i g h t to ten teeth whitish and sMning. eight to ten iohes i o m » p SM n r ih h tm lln ipM centre into a number o i segments ; inner peridium short stalked, thick, pale brown, „-riaium Outer peridium simple, rigid, flattened, many lobed; inner pcndinm o ite ? 7 e r id ium “tML7J^^^^ delicately powdery, fawn colour, seated Outer’ p'CTidML^cuT'tato' five to eight lobes ; inner peridium ovateto -iS V - inner peridium compressed, browu or grey. _ Outer peridium cut nearly to middle in six to nine lo b e s ; mner peridium nearly spherical, soft, membranous. . innfsr Outer peridium downy to granular, pale, irregularly ruptured , inner nmddium'cut into seven to eight narrow lance-shaped teeth, with “ f tM S h m ™ n s 1 la c k layer ; iiine^r peridinm colour to brownisM Outer peridinm for most part seven to nine lo b ed , inner peridium «hortlv but distinctly Stalked, size o f pea, White. Outer /eridium splitting into eight lobes ; inner pendium globose, OuttrTciddinm t lS b cut into seven to nine lobes, umber within ; inner peridium somewhat stalked, globose, ochrey umber „ „ id iiim Ohter peridinm rigid, cut into about sin lobes, reddish ; inner pendium o r ‘S ; ~ / S t o s i x t o „ i n e lobes, thin, s o f t ; inner peridium Ontoi’T e r i d S ' i p i i t into eight to sixteen stoUate fr in g e s; inner S n S f ‘ ( " . l i ’r e r i d r t l . l t i r i r s r m e M ^ outside, smooth inside. ' S S S i i y o M f t r i L S i w n within ; inner G r ' e S r t n i t r ^ i i g t r m expanded, white snhicnlum, or filamentous miss. Outer peridium m ealy, wood colour; inner pendium darker, Outm*’p7ridiiim soft, papery, pale umber, about seven lobed ; inner peridium on long stalk, globose, dark brown. , ^ Outer peridium membranous to leathery, cut into about eight ir “ g^s, tan colour, cracked lengthwise as if ch an n elled ; mner pendium globose, tawny.____________ —