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Sp. PI. 1182 (1753).— Typhula— coJiiMiMec?. 



Q 



W.A. 



S.A. 



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V. 



V. 



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N.S.W. 



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Q 



Ground ... 



Pastures among moss 



Moist places among 



ferns 

 Among grass 

 Sandy soil 



Among leaves 



Rotten wood 



Dead bark 



Ground among moss 



Ground among moss 

 Among grass 

 Moist places 



Trunks ... 



Ground in woods ... 



Tree ferns, wood, &c. 



Among grass 



Simple, club shaped, wliite, slender, tapering below into thin cylindrical 



stem. 

 Tough, slender, yellow, two to three times forked. Stem thin. Branches 



curved, long, graceful. 

 Small, simple, slightly compressed, rough, yellow, orange when dry. 



Clubs short, obtuse. 

 Simple, tall, fleshy, stttffed, yellow to reddish. Club large. 

 Tough, white, becoming yellow. Trunk thickish. Branches and br.incli- 



lets very much divided and crested at top. 

 Whitish. Stem somewhat cylindrical, rough, repeatedly much branched. 



Apices elongated. 

 Pale tan to reddish. Trunk thin, branched. Branches and brauchlets 



all excavated at the tips into little cups. 

 Erumpent, confluent, chestnut red, nearly simple. 

 In bundles, fragile, rosy. Clubs stuffed, at length yellowish at tips, 



tapering downwards, and whitish. 

 Clubs tapering at apex. 



Tufted, rufous. Clubs stuffed, thickened, sometimes bifid, acute. 

 Tough, simple or sparingly branched, thickened upwards and wrinkled, 



white. Branches deformed. 

 Very much branched, pale yellow, turning brown when bruised. Trunk 



thickish. Branches and branchlets straight. 

 Scattered, slender, somewhat tough, whitish, becoming pale, smooth at 



base. 

 Clubs simple, single or two or three together, sooty brown, base ex- 

 panded in a white woolly web. 

 Tufted, fragile, white. Clubs tufted, simple, cylindrical, often flexuous 



or incurved. 



