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SYSTEMATIC ARRANGEMENT Scientific Nanio. Authority for Name. OF ATJSTRALTAN FUNGI, 1 ss Habitat. B. Occurrijnce. General Characters. W.A. S.A. T. 1 V. N.S.W. Q- ____ ------- GROUP l.-HYMENOMYCETES .-FRIES , SYST. MYC. I. 53 (1821). OEDEK I.-A(}ARICACEÆ,-rEIES, PL. HOMON. 66 (1826). 3 5 a ' 36 8 V. 36 10 „ 23 4 s C IX. 5 7 V. 18 I 3 2 » 4 9 „ 31 5 3 V 7* 14 IX. 9 13 .. 7 12 4 15 .) G 11 V. 47 39 V. 150 43 „ 258 25 „ 185 32 » 243 37 „ 130 33 ” 236 24 „ 101 29 „ 1 1 1 20 „ 86 18 „ 83 28 IX. 29 38 V. 145 42 IX . 36 34 V. 234 21 „ 170 36 „ 132 19 „ 88 40 V.165 31 „ 127 31 „ 127 35 IX. 37 23 IX. 13 16 V. 70 17 j „ 74 A. aiianæceps A. gross.'i A . mappa A. imu'iDU A . muscaria A. ovoidea A . Prcisaii A. spissa ... A. strobilacca A. verna ... A. farinacea A. illudens A. pulchella A. vaginata 1. A m a n it a .— P e r s . S y n . 2 4 6 (1 8 0 1 ) . Berk., Hook., Loncl. Journ. VII. 572 (1848) ... Piue-apple-bcadcd amanita Berk., FI. Tasm. H. 242 (1 8 6 0 )... Fries, Kpicr. 6 (1838) ... Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVIII. 1 (1889) Linn., in Fries S.M. 1. 16 (1821) Fries, Ilym. Eur. 18 (1874) Fries, PI. Preiss. H. 131 (1846) Fries, ICpier. 9 (1838) Cooke, Grev. XIX. 82 (1891) ... Fries, Ilym. Eur. 18 (1874) Cooke anil Mass., Grev. XVI. 72 (1888) ... Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVIII. 1 (1889) Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI. 30 (1887) Cooke and M ass., Grev. XVIII. 1 (1889) Roze, Karst. Hattsv. I. 6 (1879) Large amanita Napkin amanita Mouse-coloured amanita F ly amanita ... Ovoid amanita Preiss’s amanita Clammy amanita Cone-like amanita ... Spring amanita 2 . A m a n it o p s is .— R o z e , in K a r s t. Short-stalked amanitopsis Mealy amanitopsis Illusive amanitopsis Beautiful amanitopsis Sheathed amanitopsis ... 3 . L e p io t a .—Pers., Agaricus, Amanitopsis. T. Q- Ground ... Ground ... Ground ... Sandy soil Woods ..................... Ground ... San<lysoil,woods,&c Woods ... Ground ... Moist woods Broad, smooth, shining, breaking into distinct angular spaces or arcolæ at the centre, each bearing a conical wart ; pme-apple-Jike. White Thick, fleshy, wartcd. Stem bulbous ; ring obsolete. Delicate. Without separable cuticle, dry, primrose, white, or buff. Bell shaped, shining, mouse coloured. Stem thin, straight, whitish. Large. Orange scarlet, clothed with scattered warts. Very common. White, lleinispherical, margin inflexed. Edible. Fleshy, viscid. Stem stuffed, mealy, rooting. ' liouah, with minute crowded mealy warts, amber grey. _ i Hemispherical, covered with large persistent obtusely-comcal warts, I arranged after the manner of a fir-cone, ochrey yellow, i Snow white, beautiful, viscid. Appearing in spring and summer. Hattsv. I. 6 (1879).—Agaricus, Amanita. V. Q. V. V. ... V. N.S.W. Q. B Ground ... Ground ... Ground ... Ground ... Woods and under trees . 68 (1797).—Agaricus. 1 L. asprata 1 L. australiana Berk., Hook., Lond. Journ. VI. 481 (1847) Fries, Pi. I'reiss. 11. I3i (1 816 ) ..................... Warty lepiota Auslralian lepiota 16 17 W .A . N.S.W. Q; 1 Ground, trunks ... I Sandy soil ... I L. Beckleri Berk., Linn. Journ. XIII. 156 (1873) Beckler’s lepiota 18 N.S.W. Ground, in scorched t places Cow-dung, &c. ... !: Ground ... ^ Ground ... ... < Trunks ... — ^ L. bubalina L. cepæstipes L. cepæstipes, var. cretacea L. cheimonoceps ... Berk., Linn. Journ. X III. 156 (1873) Fries, Ilym. Eur, 35 (1874) Hull, Champ. 374 (1798) Berk, and Curt., Linn. Journ. X. 283 (1869) Gazelle lepiota Onion-stalked lepiota ... Chalky lepiota Winter-capped lepiota 19 20 20A 21 W.A. V. QQ (i- B L, clypeolaria Fries, S.M. I. 21 ( 1821) Shield-like lepiota 22 V. Q- 1 B Woods and hot- t L. cristata L. dolichaula Frie.s, S.M. I. 22 (1821) ........................................ Bork. and Br., Linn. Trans. X X V II. 150 (1869) ... Crested lepiota Long-tubed lepiota 23 24 T. V. Q. B IIU UOL.O Fields,lawns,&c, ... • Ground ... ... 1 L. cxcoriata Fries, Ilym. Eur. 30 (1874) Flaky lepiota 25 W .A . V. N.S.W. (Ì- I ï i Tastnrcs ... ... 1 L. fimetaria Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVIII. 1 (1889) Dung lepiota ... 26 Q- Dung ... ••. 1 L. granulosa L. laveudulæ Fries, I-Iym. Eur. 36 (1874) Cooke aud Mass., Grev. XVI. 72 ( 1 888 ) ... Granular lepiota Lavender lepiota 27 28 S.A. V. V. scaly below. Imall. Fleshy, ti tathor fleshy, n: whitish. ?awny, with a fe tather fleshy, w drying, dcmbranaceous, iVhitish broAvn. Membranaceous, thiu, pale-cream colour. Stem slender, hollow'. Slcmler. Eathm «csliy, tawny. Stem even and smoolli, as well as cap. Whitish. Fleshy, silky. Stem short, almost hollow, thickened at base. Spores globose. „ , , , Rather fleshy, mealy, rufous with a tawny tinge. Slem slender, cylm- Fleshy, pale ochre, variegated with darker concentric scales. Large and tall, very shaggy, brownish. F le shy, cuticle thick and torn Q- B Woods and heaths ... 1 Ground ... L. leontoderes Berk, and Br., Liim. Journ. XI. 499 (1871) Tawny lepiota Scaly lepiota Shovel-hearing lepiota Bossed lepiota 29 Q- Ground ... L. lepidophora L. licmopbora L. mastoidea Berk, and Br., Linn. Journ. X I. 498 (1871) Berk, and Br., Linn. Journ. XI. .500 (1871) Fries, S.M. I. 20 ( 1821) 30 31 32 S'.A. V. V. N.S.W. N .sV w . q '- B B Ground ... Ground ... Ground ... L. membranacea ... Cooke and M ass., Grev. XXL 36 (1892) Membranous lepiota ... 3.3 Q. Chix)s of wood buried in ground L.mesomorpha Fries, KI. I. 2 ( 1828) ... Intermediate lepiota ... 34 V. B Ground ... L. naucina Fries, Epicr. 16 (1838)... Short-stalked lepiota ... 35 V. B Fields ...................... L. naucina, var. sphoerospora Cooke aud Mass.. Grev. X V III. 5 (1890) Globose-spored lepiota 3 5 a Q. Ground ... L. obclavata Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVI. 80 (1887) ... Obclavate lepiota 36 S'.A. V. Charred ground, under Eu ca lyp tu s L. ochrophylla Cooke and Mass., Grev. XVIII. 2 (1889) Sandy ground Oclire-gilled lepiota ,,, 37 L. proeera Q. Fries, S.M, 1. 2 0 ( 1821) Tull lepiota 38 T . V. N.SÏW. 'i i Pastures ... L. rhacodes Frzes, Ilym. Eur. 29 (1874) Stripped lepiota 39 V. . . . B Shady iiastures Ochrev white. Slein short, bulbous, brick red. White and m ealy. Fleshy, sprinkled with erect prominent warts, cluetly O circy yellow, clad with scattered broad unetiual warts, which soon Vermihoiifclad with irregular deciduous whitish warts. Stem hollow, Si^J'^and colour very variable, grey, brown, &c. Thin, margin membranaceous, deeply furrowed. Common. Edible. laiicy wiULe, (viLii uativci low white Thin, powdery. Stem thickened downwards; mealy, cnder. pieshy, variable in colour, yellowish or pinkish. Common. nail and delicate. Slightly fleshy, whitish yellow, red scales. Icshv centre smooth, otherwise wilh point-like scales, margin torn, nail and delicate. Fleshy, paje-fawu colour. Cuticle thin, hreakinj up into scattered p.Tpillai. Edible. ornamented with darker scales Stem slender ' or dull reddish yellow, mealy and granular. muteiy romeuiuse ui uunuj-. th minute reddish scales, yellow on olded and furrowed, margin notched, mho or boss acute, scales papillate. UP into broad evanescent scales. Edible. Very large. Fleshy, grey, cuticle thin, broken into persistent brown scales. Edible.