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OF AUSTRALIAN FVl^GI— continued. 



Trametes, Polyporus, Boletus. 



Spread out, reflcxed, thin, pale ochrcy, flexible, margin very acute. 

 Cap lateral, spoon shaped, thin, leathery, zoned, bay brown. Stem long, 



mealy, yellow. 

 Cap papery, fan shaped, rigid, chestnut brown with darker zones. Stem 



lateral, thin, chestnut brown. 

 Yellowish olive, semicircular, flexible, concentrically furrowed, shining, 



smooth. 

 Thin, semicircular, whitish or oehrey, roughened with very minute 



elevations. 

 Overlapping, cap reflexed, tow-like, leathery, soft, downy, white, not 



zoned. 

 Spread out, attached ; margin reflexed, incurved, pale, faintly linearly 



zoned, downy, then smooth. 

 Sessile, semicircular and overlapping in tufts or circular; soft when 



moist, hard when dry, chestnut brown. 

 Rust coloured, membranous, rigid, radiately rough, shell shaped ; margin 



crisped. 

 Caps very numerous, minute, finally sessile, closely overlapping like 



scales, whitish yellow, brown when dry. 

 Overlapping, semicircular, somewhat zoned, thin, leathery, rusty to 



blackish brown, velvety. 

 Corky to leathery, thin, kidney or fan shaped, pale fawn colour, thickly 



zoned, silky, and shining. 

 Cinnamon. Cap leathery to membranous, fibrously radiate. Stem cy- 

 lindrical, velvety, bulbous. 

 Broad, of one colour, leathery, soft, thin, elastic, refle.xed, semicircular, 



downy, concentrically furrowed. 

 Solid, woody to leathery, thin, zoned, variegated with brown, velvety at 



first, then naked, often shining. 

 Cap kidney shaped, thin, black, radiately rough, obscurely zoned. Stem 



of same colour, velvety, brown downwards. 

 Overlapping, thin, leathery, rigid, circular or kidney shaped, lobed, 



plaited, zoned, brown, silky. 

 Corky, somewhat zoneil, rough, downy, becoming smooth, vermilion. 

 Bright cinnamon without and within. Cap zoned. Stem velvety. 

 Narrow, spoon shaped, or spht and fan shaped, lemon yellow, zoned a 



little. 

 Widely extended with margins broadly reflexed, thin, bright ochre, 



flexible, fringed with nearly erect hairs. 

 Thin, leather}', copper coloured, silky, shining, radiately rough, thickly 



zoned. 

 Overlapping, confluent, base wedge shaped, sessile, fan shaped, lobed, 



slightly zoned, tan coloured. 

 Wedge shaped, rounded in front and lobed, tapering behind, thin, 



leathery, downy, pale ochre. 

 Cap rigid, spoon shaped, densely streaked, silky at first, then minutely 



warted, stem short, disc shaped. 

 White, attached, cottony ; margin slightly reflexed. 

 Fleshy to corky (deformed), velvety, soft to the touch, zoneless, 



opaque, varying in colour from umber or bay to violet. 

 Leathery, spread out, reflexed, radiately hispid, slightly concentrically 



zoned, thin, oehrey olive. 

 Corky to leathery, with long hairs, zoned, brown, becoming hoary. 

 Cap leathery to membranous, zoned, covered with dingy evanescent 



down, somewhat bay brown. Stem very short, lateral. 

 Pale bay, somewhat fan shaped, laterally growing together, thin, 



leathery, zoned, downy. 

 Leathery, thin, fan shaped, expanded from narrow base, densely con- 

 centrically streaked, silky, yellowish tan. 

 Fibrously spongy, sessile, shell shaped, rusty, entirely resolved into 



rigid, mucii branched, cord-like fibres. 

 Leathery, thin, rigid, flattened, shell shaped, slightly downy, greyish 



fawn colour, lineately zoned. 

 Fleshy to leathery, rigid, semicircular, sessile, shell shaped, zoned, 



hispid and rough to the touch, fawn to brownish. 

 Semicircular or somewhat reniform, shell shaped, delicately downy, 

 zoned, mouse or olive coloured. 



