67 



OF AUSTRALIAN FUNGI— conti7nied. 



1099 

 1100 

 1101 

 1102 

 1103 

 1104 



Thelephora, Auricularia, Corticium, Elvella — continued. 



Bark of Banksia . 



Branches 



twigs 

 Trunks . 



and dead 



Dead branches, &c. 

 Bark of Acacia 

 Bark and wood 



Sessile, hemispherical, leathery, ratlier flaccid, fan shaped, undulating 



radiations from base towards margin, umber. 

 Spreading, with broad lobed zoned margin, dirty wliite above, and 



clothed behind with coarse tow-like fibres. 

 Spread out, reflexed, fan shaped, thin, rigid, with raised concentric 



zones, variously coloured, or whitish to brown. 

 Small, at first circular, often running together, thickish, bright brown. 



Margin thin, upraised. 

 Entire, leathery, rigid, somewhat bell shaped, with elevated concentric 



lines, becoming mud colour. 

 Leathery, spread out, reflexed, obscurely zoned, rougli haired, pale. 



Ser. 3, V. 151 



1105 



1106 



1107 

 1108 



1109 



1110 



1111 

 1112 



1113 

 1114 

 1115 



1116 



1117 



1118 



1119 



1120 



1121 



1122 



(1846). — Thelephora, Stereum, Corticium. 



Rotten wood 

 Wood 



Trunks ... 



Wood 



Dead trunks of 



Encaljijils 

 Trunks of Pinus 



picea, &c. 

 Brandies... 

 Bark and wood 



Wood 

 Wood 

 Wood 



Hard wood, posts, &c. 



Wood 



Wood 



Wood 



Trunks ... 



Wood 



Wood and bark 



Spreading, without distinct margin, soon detached, wine colour to 



brown, bristly, umber within. 

 Dense dark-brown circular patches closely overlapping, cap fan shaped, 



deeply lobed and folded, furrowed with a few zones, velvety. 

 Leathery, velvety, pale reddish brown, margin thick, at length free. 

 Thin, innate, scarcely distinct from underlying m.atrix, externally fawn 



colour, internally brick red. 

 Brown, rather thickly membranous, broadly spread out, loosely adherent 



to matrix. 

 Broadly spread out, dry, attached, dark blood red. 



Spread out, dark olive, rough, velvety. Margin thinner and paler. 

 Semicircular, sessile, thin, leathery, flexible, concentrically zoned, 



shortly hairy, somewhat velvety, bay brown. 

 Broadly spread out, closely attached, texture soft and .spongy. 

 Broadly spread out, reflexed, rigid, thickish, zoned, velvety, bay brown. 

 Broadly spread out, closely attached. Ilymenium velvety, rhubarb 



colour. 

 Leathery, rigid, spread out, reflexed, velvety, reddish brown to bay 



brown. 

 Somewhat circular, then shell shaped, umber, somewhat zoned in front, 



velvety, and .about 1 inch broad. 

 Thin, elastic when dry, semicircular or circular, attached behind, 



zoned, rusty to bay brown. 

 Semicircular, thin, lobed, zoned, bay brown tinged with purple, strigose 



or rough haired, 1 to 3 inches across. 

 Somewhat leathery, thin, flaccid, covering underside of fallen logs. 



Cap spread out, reflexed, silky, rusty. Margin golden yellow. 

 Broadly spread out, crustaceous, r.ather thick. Margin thinner and 



paler, and sometimes slightly curled. 

 Sessile, very thin and flexible, 1 inch or more long, rusty to tawny, 



zoned, clothed with coarse down. 



Storcum, Auric II hir 



Bark 



Wood, bark, &c. ... 



Charred wood 

 Rotten woo*, sticks, 



&c. 

 Branches... 

 Wood and branches 



Wood 



Wood, branches, &c. 



Branches... 



Wood 



la. 



Broadly spread out, nienihranous, brick red or rosy, turning pale. 

 Delicate, spread out, spider web-like patches, snow white, often 



remaining barren. 

 Pale red, white within, rather thick, cracking. 

 Irregularly spread out, thin, blackish or verdigris green. 



Circular at first, thin, mealy, from white to pale ochre. 



Broadly spread out, thin, waxy, smooth, white, hard, sometimes 



continuous, sometimes much cracked. 

 Spreading for several inches, rather thin, without distinct margin. 



Hymenium waxy, vermilion. 

 Irregularly spread out, attached, downy, bright blue. Said to be 



phosphorescent. 

 Spread out and developed beneath the bark, wiiich eventually is 



ruptured, lilac then pale. 

 Broadly spread out, somewhat membranous and usually broken up, 



whitish, ochrey or buff when dry. 



