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Soientifle Name. 1665 1666 I, 476 1612 „ 498 ! Iß” ] I. J .1 IG13 I I. 702 I '1 . .. 1 1 I X . 1940 ¡ i| 1614 I. 637 1616 „ 632 ;; 1615 IX. 1926 1617 II. 3637 1618 I X . 3340 i 1620 I X . 2450 ) 1619 I, 916 • 1622 IX. 3469 Ì 1621 ir. 3563 V. decorticans V. echidna E. lata ... E. ludibunda E. polyscia B. acauthostronia B. aq u ila ... L . larvæspora L. ovina ... 1679 1623 II. 3927 I P. pulvinula Authority for Name. Fries, S.V.S. 412 (1849) Cooke, Grev. IX. 4 (1880) ' Sace. Syll. I. 149 (1882) ORDER X IX .- 1 8 9 . V a l s a .— F r ie s , Decorticating valsa Hedgehog v.alsa 190. E u t y p e l l a I Stellate eutypella -Nits . I Sacc. Syll. I. 191 (1882) Syll. IX. 471 (1891) ORDER XX.-EUTYPACEÆ, 191. C r t p t o v a l s a .—Ces. aud DeNot., ... I Elevated eryptovalsa ... 192. C e y p t o s p h æ h e l l a .— Sacc., . ..I Macrozamia cryptosphærella .. T ut., Sel. Fung. Carp. II. 56 (1861) Sace., Mich. I. 15 (1878) Beri, aud Y ogi., iu Sacc. Syll. IX. 467 (1891) 193. E u t y p a .— T u l., Sel. Fung. ... Broad eutypa ... Sportive eutypa ... Shadowy eutypa Cooke, Handb. Aust. Fung. 304 (1892) Sacc. Syll. IX. 820 (1891) ORDER XXI.-CUCURBITARIACEÆ, 1 9 4 . G ib b e r id e a .— F c k l., ... Archer’s gibberidea ... ... j Striped gibberidea Cooke, Handb. Au st. Fung. 305 (1892) Cooke, Grev. XV . 122 (1887) ... 19 Cooke and Mass, Grev. X IX . 83 (1891) Ces. and D e Nut., Schema Sfer. 229 (1870) ¿’«ec. Syll, II. (1883) ... ORDER X X I I .- 195. B y s s o s p i iæ r ia .— C o o k o , ... ïlio r n y byssosphæria ... ... Eagle byssosphæria ” • L a s io s p h æ r ia .— C e s . a n d D o Not., La rva -spored la siosphæria Woolly lasiosphæria 1 9 7 . P l e o s p i iæ r ia .— S p e g ., ... Cushion-shaped pleosiùiæria .. 1 Habitat. B. Occurrence. General Characters. A W.A. S.A. T. V. N.S.W. QVALSACEÆ, FRIES. S.V.S., 410 (1849).—Spbæria. 1665 1666 Pyr. Germ 1G67I Dry branches Bark 163 (1867).—Valsa, Spli-æria. I ... [ V. 1 ... ■ ... ¡ B. I Branches... Stroma somewhat circular or often oval, abruptly tapering into a disc openings, becoming dusky, at length black. Bursting through. Receptacles nestling in a white powdery layer. I Somewhat round, immersed; receptacle-bearing layer, white or dirty I white ; openings radiately stellate. COOKE, GREV. XIV. 93 (1886). Schema Sfor. It. 29 (1870).—Diatrype, Sphceria, Eutypa. 6G8I W.A. I ... I T. I ... I ... I ... I B. I Dead branches ... 1 Elongated, emergent, black or grey. Receptacles gregarious, globose, I 1 I I 1 1 1 I immersed in wood. Syll. I. 186 (1882).—Sphæria. 16C9I ... I ... I ... I ... I ... ■ Q. I Carp. IL 1G70! . I 6 7 l | . 1672, , I Fruit of Macrozamia I Receptacles under epidermis, at first scattered, then crowded, black, 1 Hopei I springing from dark-brown filaments. ( 1 8 6 1 ) .— Sphæria, Valsa. Wood and bark Branches... Epicarpof Cucurbita lagenaria Receptacle-bearing layer long and broad, innate in wood or bark, brown or ashy. Receptacles immersed, spha;roid. Receptacle-bcaring layer spreading. Receptacles globose, externally black, at first mealy white. Receptacle-bearing layer black, point-like. Receptacles immersed. COOKE, GREV. XV. 83 (1887). Symb. Myc. 1 6 8 ( 1 8 6 9 ) .— Zigncclla, Sphæria, Melanomma. 1673, 1674' Rotten wood ... Crowded. Receptacles wrinkled, at length collapsing and cup shaped. Living twigs o f Cas- Receptacles densely crowded, .at length run together in large patches, sinia aculcata globose, black, shining, smooth. SUPERFICIALES, FRIES. Grov. VII. 84 (1879).—Scortechinia, Rosellinia, Sphæria. 1675 1676 Q. Wood and bark Wood and hark Schema Sfer. 55 (1870).—Sphæria, Leptospora. 1G77 ............................... V ........................................ Bark 1678 ............................... V....................................B. Rotteu wood Finely filamentous. Receptacles very small, globose, crowded, black, not pap-like. Receptacles gregarious or densely crowded, globose, dark brown, pap- like. Recoptacles loosely gregarious, globose, covered with mealy fiuffy sulphur-coloured coat. Sporidia long, spindle shaped, with fifteen to nineteen partitions. Receptacles gregarious, almost globose, covered with mealy fiuffy lemon-coloured coat. Fung. Arg. IV. 6 5 ( 1 8 8 2 ) .— Sphæria, Coniochæta, Lasiosphæria. 1679 W.A........................................................................... Rotten wood ... Scattered, somewhat globose, collapsed aud depressed at length, hairy.