OF AUSTRALIAN FUNGI— continued. 



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Habitat. 



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N.S.W. Q. 



Occurrence. 



General Characters. 



Thelephora, Aiiricularia, Corticium, Elvella — continued. 



Dead branches 



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Wood 



Wood and ground ... 



Ground ... 



Trunks of EucahjjHs 



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Trunks and branches 



Rotten wood oi Acacia 

 Trunks ... 

 Br.anches, &c. 



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Among grass 



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branches 

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dead 



Trunks, branches, &c 



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Base of living shrubs 

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Dead wood and 



branches 

 Among moss and on 



ground 



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Dirty white, semicircular, decuirent behind, soft, downy, contracted 



when dry. 

 Hairy, margin infiexed. Resembling Crucihulum vulgare. 

 Leathery, whitish. Cap broad ( 1 J-SJ inches), wine-glass shaped, bristly. 



Stem about J inch long, central, smooth. 

 Cartilaginous to leathery. Cap funnel shaped usually, chestnut, shining. 



Stem short and slender. 

 Leathery, tufted, thin, ash grey, zoned with shining bay -brown bands, 



and tapering towards base. 

 Tufted, sessile. Caps soft, corky, shell shaped, rough haired, ta^vny, 



becoming pale, fringed. 

 Leather}', rigid. Caps overlapping, spread out, rough haired, somewhat 



zoned, dirty ochre, becoming pale. Common. 

 Membranous. Caps rcflexed, whitish, zoned. 



Cap velvety, discoloured and zoned. Hymeuium greyish, glaucous. 

 Leathery and rather rigid. Caps confluent, zoned, radiately plaited, 



bay brown. 

 Leathery, tufted. Cap.s overlapping, grown together, ear shaped, 



longitudinally furrowed, tapering at base into lateral black stem. 

 Leathery to membranous, sessile, rough haired, whitish, zoned, whitish, 



finally tawny. 

 Leathery, flattened, tapering behind, zoned, velvety, tawny. 

 Sessile, leathery. Cap.3-5 inchesacross, more or less lobed, downy, zoned, 



reddish cinnamon or brownish. 

 Sessile, leathery, flexible, tapering behind, zoned, soft and spongy, pale 



brown. 

 Gregarious. Cap funnel to fan shaped, delicately velvety, somewhat 



zoned, fawn. Stem thin. 

 Cap funnel shaped, thin, rather membranous, smooth, shining, zoned, 



brown. Stem central, thin. 

 Leathery, thickish, expanded, silky, zoned, hoary. 



Gregarious. Cap funnel shaped, zoned and furrowed, velvety, bay 



brown. Stem very short. 

 Tough, soft. Cap spread out, zoned, silky and downy. Hymenium 



more or less purple. 

 Cartilaginous to leathery. Cap fan shaped, shining, reddish umber, 



silky streaked. Stem short, ^ inch high. 

 Crowded, thin, fan sh.aped, silky, shining, bay brown, many zoned, 



usually split into numerous lobes. 

 Cap thick, white within, spread out, rough haired, whitish tawny. 

 Leathery to membranous, mouse coloured. Cap spread out, cup shaped, 



then flattened, margin fringed. Hymenium net veined. 

 Corky, rigid, becoming red when bruised. Cap spread out and partly 



reflexed, bay brown. 

 Membranous, somewhat tufted, sessile, flattened, semicircular, zoned, 



rust coloured to umber. 

 Cap circular, rigid, wrinkled, yellowish tan, zoned and slightly reflexed. 

 Snow white, funnel shaped, soon discoloured, rough, with radiating 



processes projecting from surface. 

 Leathery, spread out or reflexed, hairy, rusty, blood red where scratched, 



with dark-coloured hymenium. 

 White or pale ochrey, in hard now and then confluent pustules. 



Evidently immature condition of some species. 

 Cap spoon shaped or somewhat fan shaped, bristly behind, smooth in 



front. Stem yellowish, velvety, later.al. 

 Leathery, spread out, reflexed, wavy, roughly striated, rusty brown. 

 Thick, firm, isolated patches, ochrey or lemon yellow. Including 



•S. siilphifrennt. Fries. 

 Reflexed, lobed, crisped, sulphur coloured, rough haired, somewhat 



spongy. 

 Tufted, growing together, sessile, soft, spongy, flexible, reflexed, pale 



umber, velvety, concentrically zoned. Species' name pre-occupied by 



Cooke himself. 

 Cap funnel shaped, downy, somewhat zoned, pale. Stem tapering 



downwards. 



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