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PEZIZA M a c r o p u s .
Large-stemmed P e z i z a .
Class and Okder CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI, £m».—Nat. Ord. FUNGI,
Link, Grev.
G EN ERIC CHARACTER.
Pileus stipitatus aut sessilis, plus minusve cupuliformis vel complanatus, cellulis
elongatis sporuliferis, in pagine superiore.
Pileus sessile or stipitate -, dilated upwards into a variable cup-shaped or
flattish receptacle, having sporules contained in elongated cells, whose
summits terminate on the superior simface.
S P E C IF IC CHARACTER.
P e z iz a Macropus; suhgregaria, magna, píleo hemisphxñco, hirto-verrucoso,
cinereo, disco murino expallente ; stipite longissimo, deorsum incrassato.
P. subgregarious, large, the pileus hemispherical, slightly hairy and verrucose,
ash-coloured, the hymenium mouse-coloured, at length pale ; stipes
very long, incrassated below.
P e z i z a Macropus, Pers. Obs. Mycol. 1. p. 16 . t- 1. f. 2. & 3.—Syn. Fung.
p. 645.—Mycol. Europ. v. 1. p. 236.—Alb. et Schmein. Conspect. Fung.
p. 313.—FI. Ban. t. 1200. f. 2.—Schwein. Fung. Carol. Sup. No. 1177-—
Fries, Syst. Fung. v. 2. p. 57-—Grev. FI. Edin. ined.
P e z iz a stipitata, Huds. FI. Angl. v. 2. p. 636.—Eidl. Champ, p. 271- t. 457.
f. 2. t. & t. 196 With. Bot. Arr. ed. 6. v. 4. p. 414.—Now. Fung. t. 38.
Willd. FI. Berol. p. 401.—De Cand. FI. Franç. ed. 3. v. 2, p. 85.—Ejusd.
Syn. p. 18.
P e z iz a sublicia, Holmsk. Fung. Ban. v. 2. p. 26. t. 10.
H elvella sublicia, Holmsk. Fung. Ban. v. 2. p. 51. t. 27-
H e l v e l l a hispida. Bolt. Fung. v. 2. t. 97- (H. hemisphoerica is the name on the
plate.)—Schceff. Fung. t. l67-
H e l v e l l a f u l i g i n o s a , var. 2 . campanulata, Purt. Midi. FI. v . 3 . p. 2 5 7 .
O c T o s p o R A v i l l o s a , Hedw. Besc. Muse. Frond, v . 2. p. 54. t. 19- f- B*
M a c ro s c y p h u s macropus, Gray’s Nat. Arr. v. 1. p. 672.
P e z iz a terrea petiolo longo gracili, acetábulo extus subaspero, plano aut
concavo. Hall. Hist. 2227-
F ungus cyathiformis, major e t elatior, &c. B,aii, Hist. v. 3. p. 20.
F u n g o id e s fuscum, pedicelo longiore donatum, Buxb. Comm. Act. Petrop. 4.
p. 282. t. 29- f- 3-
H a b . Moist woods. In the Autumn. Balmuto.— In England, the stations
are, near Guilford, H u d s o n ; Finchley Common, S o w e r b y ; woods below
Highfield, near Halifax, B o l t o n ; on the road to Dunnington from
Pophills, P u r to n .
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