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OF AUSTRALIAN FUNGI— continued. 



Habitat. 



W.A. 



S.A. 



N.S.W. 



General Characters, 



Epicr. 396 (1838). — Agaricns, Lentiims. 



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 317 



318 



319 

 320 



321 



322 

 623 



324 



325 

 326 



327 

 328 



329 



330 

 331 

 332 



Logs 



Sandy soil 



Among ferns where 

 burnt 



Base of trunks 



Trunks — I'oplar, 

 Beech, Bircli 



Bark 



Bark 



Buried wood, liut ap- 

 parently on soil 



Rotten wood of 

 Eucah/pttts 



Burnt wood 



Branches — Beech, 

 Cherry, &c. 



Trunks ... 



Rotten wood 



Stumps ... 



Old trunks 

 Trunks ... 

 Rotten trunks, 

 caying bark 



de- 



Spoon shaped, tawny, nearly sessile, with a few scattered hairs. 

 Brown, spoon shaped. Stem and cap covered with particles of sand. 

 Fleshy, umber, fan or funnel shaped. Stem short, pale. 



Leathery, vermilion, sessile, kidney shaped. 



Largish. Fleshy, cinnamon, becoming pale, conchate. Edible. 



Very beautiful. Leathery, brown behind or black when young, sessile. 

 Sessile, imbricate. Leathery to membranaceous, pale, kidney shaped. 

 Sometimes funnel shaped, smooth. Very lumiuous at night. 



Membranaceous, tan coloured, sprinkled with brick-red point-like 



threads. 

 Sooty brown, densely velvety, with yellowish-olive down, sessile. 

 Leathery, mealy to downy, flat cup shaped. 



Ochrey, striately cracked. Stem excentric, similarly cracked. 

 Rather fleshy. Stem short, mealy or obsolete. Edge of gills as if 



dusted with sugar. 

 Small. Leathery, kidney shaped, cinnamon turning pale. Astringent 



taste. 

 Sub-orbicular, white, delicately downy. Stem obsolete. 

 Fleshy to leathery, flesh coloured to ochrey pink. Edible. 

 Upper layer gelatinous, rather viscid, dull slate coloured. Stem short, 



lateral, arising from spongy base. 



Wood 



Sticks 



Fallen branches 



Twigs 



Wood ... 



Old wood... 

 I )ead bark 

 Bark 



Rotten wood 

 Branches... 

 Wood 

 Dead wood 



Whitish, kidney shaped. Stem lateral, smooth or slightly velvety. 

 Kidney shaped, reddish brown. Stem very short, lateral, powdery. 

 Gregarious. Leathery to membninaceous, rust coloured, kidney shaped. 

 Gregarious. Kidney shaped, lobed or crispate, rust coloured. 

 Tawny ochrey. Membranaceous, kidney shaped. Stem lateral, thin. 



Funnel shaped, splitting, grey. Stem compressed, wedge shaped. 



Sub-orbicuhar, brick red, furrowed. 



< )chrey tan colour. Membranaceous to le.athery, radiately furrowed. 



Papery, pale. Stem very short or obsolete. 



White, then yellowish brown Sub-orbicular, delicately powdery. 



Smooth, cinnamon. Leathery to membranaceous. Stem solid, short. 



Kidney shaped, membranaceous, umber. Stem very short. 



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Q. I B. 



Twigs — Birch,Beech,l Tough, cup shaped, reddish yellow. 

 &c. I 



Gills crisp, plaited, forked. 



Epicr. 403 (1838).— Agaricus, Dtedalea. 



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347 



348 



349 



350 



351 



352 



352a 



3.53 



354 



355 



356 



357 



358 



359 



360 



361 



362 



363 



S.A. 



S.A. 



Leathery, clothed with umber down, at length smooth and whitish. 



Kidney shaped, leathery, greyish umber. Stem distinct and disc shaped. 



Kidney shaped, corky, whitish, zoneless, downy. 



Tliick, spongy to corky, rough, pale, concentrically furrowed. 



Woody, wliitish, ratlier thick, margin ochrey. 



Leathery, flexible, hairy, brownish, sessile, somewhat kidney shaped. 



Corky to leathery, pale, concentrically grooved, downy. 



Hard, sessile, lobed, deeply zoned, tawny, velvety. 



Kidney or shell shaped, leathery, greyish-fawn colour, silky. 



Corky, kidney shaped, tan colour to whitish, downy, zoneless. 



Corky, white, at length turning ash coloured, sessile, zoneless. 



Leathery, flaccid, hairy, pale, zoned. 



Shell shaped, smoky behind, pale in front, dotted with tubercles. 



Snow white, corky to leathery, pitted, rather discoid behind. 



Corky, ochrey to white, hemispherical, zoned, margin lobed. 



Corky, white to pale, margin slightly waved. 



Leathery, bright brown, zoned, ni.argin yellowish. Common. 



Leathery, soft, downy, rust coloured, ohsoletely zoned. 



Entirely white. Compact, woody, sessile, concentrically furrowed. 



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