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T A B . CCIII.
AGARICUS zoNARius. With. 3 ed. v. 4. p. 193,
• Fuscus. Schceff. 285.
. V i u C H like A. deliciofus, h\xt conftantly of a browner
colour, and the lamellie in fets, not branching or anaftomoiing,
fomewhat rounding from the fkem, varying
from almoft white to fiifcous. The milk is conftantly
very acrid.
T A B. CCIV.
AGARICUS LACTIFLUUS. Ltnn. Sp. PI. 1641. PVith.
V. 4, p. 257.
N the greateft pertedlion in fir plantations; in other
places commonly varying to Bnlliard's A. dulcis t. 224,
and A. vinofus t. 54. The whole plant is of a reddifli
cinnamon colour, the pileus reddeft. The lamellce
join the ñipes in nearly a ftraight line ; the milk is commonly
mild, but leaves a roughifli acrid tafte in the
throat. Bulcis is a poor variety, and vino/us is found in
oak and other woods like a ñrayed plant. This Agaric
has fomething of an oily fmell, and fomewhat rancid
tafte. It is brittle, and eafily crumbles under the touch.
T A B . CCV.
AGARICUS CINNAMOMEUS. Linn. Sp. PL 1642. With.
V. 4, p. 257.
O be known from the laft in the younger ftate by
its cobweb-like annulus ; afterwards by the gills as it
were rounded oif from the ftipes, .which is yellower,
fomewhat ftriated; and by its breaking into clefts at
the edge.
T A B. CCVI.
AGARICUS SPINIPES.
RECEIVED by favour of the Rev. Mr. Hemfted from
he neighbourhood of Newmarket, CambriTgeto
It appears an undefcribed fpecies, and is paraiiLS on
bafe with a rigid woolly fubftance like fpurs, above it
IS downy. The gills partly rounding from he ftl
or pileus nearly white. The pileus almoft r e g u X
convex, of a duiky brown. regularly
T A B . CCV1Í.
AGARICUS scABER. F. Dan. t. 832.
O C C A S I O N A L L Y very numerous in the llaadv
parts of woods, and what I have found keep a coniam
wi h a bark The edge of the pileus in the younger
ftate IS attached to the flem with woolly threaSr ^
T A
CCVIIL
AGARICUS FARINACEUS. Hudf.6ib.
• LACCATUS. Schceff. t.X^. With. v. A.p.
V ' ^ •
_ V ARYING, fwelling in wet, twifting and diftorting
«cryweather. The lamelte are ftraight from the edgf
of the pileus to the ftem, or decurrent, always copioufly
covered with a farinaceous pinky powder, moft
confpicuous when the fungus is drying. It often resembles
the bleached varieties of A. amethyjiinus, which
lias occaiioned fome confufion.
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