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C l a s s a n d O r d e r CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI, Xm«._N a t . O r d . FUNGI, Link,
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D i v . L e u c o s r o r u s L e p i o t a , Fries.— S e c t . I. L e p i o t a , Pers.
GEN ERIC CHARACTER.
Pileus stipitatus aut latere affixus, subtus lamellis sporuliferis, rectis, simplicibus.
Volva nulla.
Pileus furnished with a stipes, or fixed by its side, bearing on the under
surface, straight, simple, sporuliferous lamellæ. Volva none.
S PE C IF IC CHARACTER.
A garicus g ran u lo su s; parvus, solitarius vel subcoespitosus; pileo plerumque
flavo-aurantiaco Jurfuraceo-squamoso, lamellis albidis, adfixis ; stipite sub-
•soltdo, irifra annulum patulum squamoso.
Ag. small, solitary, or somewhat tufted ; pileus mostly orange-yellow, with
furfuraceous scales ; lamellæ whitish, fixed ; stipes subsolid, scaly below
the spreading annular veil.
A garicus granulosus, Pers. Syn. Fung. p. 264.—Alb. et Schrvein. p. 147-—
Schwein. Syn. Fung. Carol. No. 560.— Grev. Fl. Edin. p. 370— Fries,
Syst. V. 1 . p. 24.
A g a r ic u s ochraceus. Bull. Champ, p. 644. t. 362. 530. f. 3.—De Cand. Fl.
Franç. v. 2. p. 204.—Ejusd. Syn. p. 42.
A g a r ic u s croceus. Bolt. Fung. t. 51. f. 2. {very bad).— With. Bot. Arr. ed. 6.
V. 4. p. 248.—Sow. Fung. t. ip.—Relh. Fl. Cantab, ed. 3. p. 526.—Part.
M id i Fl. V. 2. p. 634. et v . 3. p. 405.
A garicus amianthus, Scop. Fl. Carniol. p. 434.
A g a r ic u s muricatus, Fl. Dan. t. 1015.
A g a r ic u s fimbriatus, Schum. Soelland. p. 261. teste Fries.
A g a r ic u s flavo-floccosus, Batsch. Eknch. Fung. t. 19- f. 97-
Variety with a red pileus.
A garicus carcharias, Pers. Syn. p . 263.—Ejusd. Icon. Fung. t. 5. f. 1-3.
A garicus a lbo-ma rgina tus, Schum. 1. c. Jide Fries.
Variety with a whitish pileus.
A garicus lanuginosus, Fl, Dan. t. 1248. f. 1.
L e p io t a granulosa, Gray’s Nat. Arr. v. 1. p . 602.
M onomyces exilis, Batt. Fung. p. 45. t. 20. f. H.
H ab. In woods, among mosses, frequently attached to rotting wood, especially
stumps of old Fir trees. Autumn, frequent.
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