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OF AUSTRALIAN FJJNGl—conti/niefl. 



Epicr. 496 (1838).— Favolus, 



PolyporiLS — continued. 

 Bark, &c. 



Trunks of Eiicah/p- 



tus 

 Truuks 



Trunks ... 



Truuks of Hormogyve 



cotiiiifolia 

 Rotten wood 



Trunks ... 



Brandies ... 

 Truuks ... 



Trunks 



Syn. 499 (1801).— Trametes, Polyporus. 



Trunks ... 

 Trunks ... 



Truuks ... 

 Truuks ... 



Trunks ... 

 Trunks, &c. 



Trunks ... 



Trunks ... 

 Old trunks 



Trunks ... 

 Trunks ... 

 Trunks ... 



Trunks ... 

 Trunks ... 

 Truuks ... 



Kotten wood 

 Stumps ... 



Trunks ... 



Sessile, somewhat hoof shaped, overlapping, wood coloured, slightly 



zoned tovTards the margin. 

 Thin, rigid, attached behind by circular disc, many zoned, loljed,ochrey, 



becoming brownish. 

 Leathery, thin, kidney shaped, shining, pale wood colour to brownish, 



zoned with concentric furrows. 

 Semicircular, sloping behind, rigid, umber, concentrically zoned .and 



furrowed, radiately rough, fin.ally smooth. 

 Sessile, leathery to membranous, entire, somewhat hell .shaped, silky 



hairy, pale. 

 Corky to leathery, thin, pale wood colour to t,awny, zoned, silky, 



shining. 

 Leathery, kidney shaped, rigid, becoming ho.ary, closely concentrically 



furrowed ; margin thin, brown. 

 Only slightly different. 

 Corky to leathery, kidney sh.aped, closely concentrically smootli. umber, 



opaque. 

 Corky to leathery, fibrous, bristly, zoneless, brown. 



Corky, thick, convex, zoneless, becoming white. 



Kidney shaped, sometimes with short stalk, whitish, downy, rather 



rough, slightly zoned. 

 Narrowly retlexed, downy, pale. 

 Cushion shaped, thick, at first rough and downy, then smooth, zoned, 



pale. 

 Ochrey white, flabby, somewhat membranous. 

 Leathery, thin, running down behind, velvety, grey, with darker linear 



concentric zones. 

 Overlapping, pale, variegated with dingy brown spots, split, hard, rough, 



zoned. 

 Semicircular, pale, zoned in front, radiately rough. 

 Expanded, often spreading for a foot or more in a continuous sheet, 



corky to woody, thick, wavy, pale wood colour, zoned within. 

 Corky, thickish, narrow behind, zoueless, rough, whitish. 

 White, overlapping, thick, bleached above. 

 X^ale oclirey, corky, thin, flattened, semicircular, zoned, roughish, shortly 



velvety. 

 Expanded, corky to leathery, thin, p.ile wood colour. Pores flexuous. 

 Corky, dirty umher, thin, roughish. .Margin zoned. 

 Corky, semicircular, flattened, velvety, pale wood colour, couceutrically 



furrowed. 

 Inverted, somewhat circular, thin, brown. 

 Corky, umber to wood colour, semicircular, thin, zoned, rough, becoming 



almost smooth. 

 Usually overlapping, leathery, velvety, grey, zones of same colour. 



Hist. 62 (1759). 



9G6 I ... I S.A. 1 .. 



Kotten wood 



Somewhat globose, corky to woody, sessile, e.xtern.ally pale, internally 

 sooty brown. 



Syst. Myc. 342 (1821).— Ilexugonia, Laschia. 



Trunks ... 

 Stems 



Trunks ... 



Branches, wood, &c. 



Wood 



Trunks ... 



Fleshy, tough, even, then scaly, yellowish tan. 



Cap thin, kidney shapeil, hispid, netted, delicately downy. Stem short, 



cylindrical, rather rough. 

 Cap rather membranous, kidney shaped, smooth, tawny. Stem very 



short, blackening. 

 Cap leathery, kidney shaped, concentrically furrowed, pale tan. Stem 



lateral, short, dilated above. 

 Cap white, then smoky, rough. Stem very short arising from orbicular 



disc. 

 Cap variegated with scales. Stem short, scaly, dilated upwards. 



