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■ZM Scientific Name. Authority for Name. English Name. 3 1 6 . I s a r ia .— P e r s ., T e n t. 1990 1997 IV. 2851 I. arbuscula Dres. Fowm,, Rev. Myc. 38 (1890) ... Dendritic isaria 1990 ... 1 ... Q. 1991 1994 „ 2841 I. Cicadfe Miq., Ann. Sci. Nat. X. 378 (1838) Cicada isaria ... 1991 V. 1992 1993 2842 I. graniiuiperda (including Berk, and F. v. M., Gard. Chron. 596 (1873) Grass-destroying isaria 1992 ... S.A, V. N.S.W. Q. 19D6 1996 IV. 2845 I C. hydnoidcs 1997 1998 1998 1999 H. corynelioides ... II. quaternarium ... 1999' 2000 I IV. 2982 I P. grande 2000| 2001 1 IV. 2998 j I. clavispora 2001: 2002 2002Í ... 2003 2004 2004, 2006 I 2005j 2005 2006! 2007 I I X. 7990 T. leguminum I IV . 3002 T. vulgaris IV. 3106 X 8019 I. flavollum I. flaveoluni I IV. 3124 I A . candida 20071 2008 1 X. 8024 I F . incarnata . .. I II. Eucalypti 20091 2009 1 IV . 3213 • T. nivea ... (Brazilian Cicada clubs) 317. C e r a t iu m .— Alb. anti Schw., Consp. ... 1 Alb. and ScAw., Consp. Fung. Lus. 358 {1805) ... [ Ilyduum-like ceratium ... ] Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI. 76 (1888) ... ... j Cooke aud Mass., Grev. X V I. 3 (1887) ... ... I Cooke, Grev. XII. 11 ( .. . I Sacc. Syli. IV. 631 (1886) 318. I-lARrOGRAl’HlUM.— Coryiielia-like harpographium ... Quaternate harpographium 319. P o d o s po r ium .— S c h w ., . I Large podosporium ... 3 2 0 . I sa r io p s is .— F r ie s , in S a c c . ... I Clavate-spored isariopsis ORDER XLVIII.-TUBERCULARIACEiE, . . . I Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI. 33 (1887) ... ... Tode, Fung, Meek. I. 18 (1 7 9 0 )...................... ' Berk, and Br., Linn. Trans. II. 68 (1883) Sacc., Mich. 11. 297 (1880) .................... : Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI. 113 (1888) 321. T u b e r c d l a r ia .— T o d e , Fung. I Legume-growing tnbercularia I Common tubercularia ... I Pers., Syn. 684 (1801) ... ... ] Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V II. Í ... ! Cooke and Mass,, Grev, XXI. 39 (1892) . 3 2 2 . I l l o s p o r ium .— M art Yellow illosporium Yellowish illosporium ... Obscure illosporium ... 3 2 3 . Æ g e r i t a .— P e r s . , T e n ... I White ægerita 3 2 4 . F ü s i c o l l a .— B od ... j Flesh-coloured fuaicolla 3 2 5 . H t m e n u l a .—Frio ... I Eucalypt hymenula ... 3 2 6 . T n o z E T iA .— B e r k , a n d F . v . M . . . I B e r k . , Liun. Journ. XVIII., .388 (1881) ... ... I Snow-white thozetia ... aud 2839 I. fuciformis, Berk.) 1993 1992 IV. 2828 I. radians Berk., FI. Tasm. II. 271 ( I 8 6 0 ) ....................................... Radiating isaria 1993 T. 1994 1995 X. 7921 [.suffruticosa Cooke and Mass., Grev. X V III. 45 (1890) Shrubby isaria 1994 N.S.W. ^ 1995 1991 IV . 2807 I. umbrina Bers., Syn. 689 (1801) ... Umber isaria ... 1 ! 1 V. 1995 i ... ■ ... General Characters. Disp. 41 (1797).—Ceratium. .,. I Rotten wood ... Head o f Cicada B, Grasses [Loliim) and germinating cereals ... Bark ... * Hairy caterpillar ... B, Wood, mAHypoxylon , coccineum, o f which it is conidial form Snowy white. Conidia-bearing layer trec-likc, branched in tu fts from simple base. Within aud growing through joints o f dead Cicada. Conidia-heanng layer hard aud compact, with shortened stem. Bright orange, gelatinous, slender, sparingly branched. Conidia m inute, globose. Greyish fawn, circular, branched, covered withwliorled or forked woolly Tufted, white. Stem smooth or slightly mealy, with slender branches interwoven with lateral branchlets. Conidia minute, ellipsoid. Clubs without stem, fawn colour, in radiating tufts. Conidia inversely egg sliaped, umber. Fnng. Lus. 358 (1805).—Isaria, Tremella. 19961 ... I ... ' ... I ... I N.S .W. I Q. : B. I Rotten wood I Conidia-bearing layer tapering, simple or sparingly branched, white or [ yellowish. Conidia ovoid or globose, transparent. Sacc., Mich. II. 33 (1880). V. Traus. Amcr. P b i l . Soc. IV . (1832). 19991 ... I ... ! ... I V. I Branches o f Lepfos- permum scoparium Bead twigs of Pa.ssi- Jlora ; Tufted, bursting through, black. Stems composite, radiating, club I shaped above, simple or forked. Conidia, curved, transparent. I Tufts black, minute. Stems composite, club shaped above. Conidia 1 spindle shaped, transparent, for the most part quarternate. ... I ... I Stems o f A s í« ' arjfo- I I phy llv s Large, black, woolly, forming dense tufts. Threads erect, crowded together, dark brown. Micb. II. 33 (1880).—GrapMam. 20001 ... I ... I ... 1 ... 1 I Q- 1 EHRB. SYLV. MYC. 12 (1818). Meek. I. 18 (1719).—Tremella, Spbaaria. ; Minute, olive, arising from circular hrown spots. Threads relaxed 1 above and flexuous. FI. Crypt. Erl. 325 (1817). 2003 2004 Q. I Legumes o f Cassia ■. Minute,bursting through, flesh colour. Conidia hearers short, straight, i i . Branches... ... i Gregarious, bursting through, vermilion coloured, globular to depressed, I ! more or le ss shortly stalked. Lichens ... . .. ! Stalked, yellow. Stem short. Conidia g _ ^ ^ Rotten wood ... ; Very minnte, gregarious, yellow. Threads branched m a forked manner, twisted. Leaves o tE u ca lvp tu s Somewhat gregarious, circular, bursting through, minute, sooty brown. globulus ~ I Threads branched in a forked manner. Disp. 40 (1797).—Tuborcularia, Selerotium. Handb. 150 (1851). 2007j ... j ... j ... j ... j PL Homon 94 (1825). 2008, ... 1 ... 1 ... 1 V. 1 B. I Wood and bark . .. ] Crowded, granule-like, g lobose to hemispherical, size of poppy or turnip I I I seed, white hut yellowish when dry. Q. 1 ... 1 Dead coriaceous Fustules small, gregarious, seated on paler spots, rosy flesh colour, ; 1 leaves | somewhat gelatinous or scattered over leaf, stalks, aud midribs. I ... i ... I F « c a /y p i« s le a v e s ... ! On both su r fac es; pustules bursting through, disc-like, brownish. I l l 1 Conidia bearers simple, rather thick. Linu. Joimi. X V III. 388 (1881). Q. ... j White. Conidia oblong, transparent, acute at each extremity, and I terminated by long bristle.