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Thelephora; and I cannot help continuing to rank this as one
of the very few instances in which I find reason to dissent from
my esteemed friend M. F r ie s .
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Fig. I. A plant transversely divided. Fig. 2. Thecæ and Spmidia. Fig. 3.
Sporidia.— The two last magnified. The other figures represent the plant in
different states, and o f the natural size.
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